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Architects: Tabuenca & Leache
- Area: 2746 m²
- Year: 2008
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Professionals: Construcciones VDR
San Jorge Church / Tabuenca & Leache
Tamarama House / Bennett Murada Architects
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Architects: Bennett Murada Architects
- Area: 420 m²
- Year: 2019
Soft Civic Installation / Bryony Roberts Studio
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Architects: Bryony Roberts Studio
- Year: 2019
Weekend House in Downtown São Paulo / SPBR Arquitetos
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Architects: SPBR Arquitetos
- Area: 183 m²
- Year: 2013
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Manufacturers: Concresteel, Desmobilia, Hunter Douglas, Legno Nibile, Life Fitness, +6
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Professionals: Apoio, Engesolo Engenharia Ltda, Móveis AEME, REKA, [Renner]
Colvin Florist / Roman Izquierdo Bouldstridge
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Architects: Roman Izquierdo Bouldstridge
- Area: 123 m²
- Year: 2019
DQ House / Torres Arquitetos Associados
Brooks + Scarpa and KMF Design New Expansion to Florida's Mennello Museum
Brooks + Scarpa and KMF Architects have designed a new expansion to the Mennello Museum of American Art in Orlando, Florida. The 40,000 square-foot project will integrate with the existing museum building to increase the number and quality of programs, opportunities, and amenities for the institution's growing audiences. The team aims to create a welcoming and inclusive space for exhibitions as a new cultural destination on Lake Formosa.
Meret Oppenheim Hochhaus / Herzog & de Meuron
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Architects: Herzog & de Meuron
- Area: 30285 m²
- Year: 2019
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Professionals: Drees & Sommer GmbH, Neuschwander + Morf AG, HPP Berlin, A+F Brandschutz GmbH, HRS Real Estate AG, +8
Antony Gibbon Twists Concrete in Twine: Series One
Experimenting with a very rigid material, Antony Gibbon imagines a residential project where the outer concrete shell twists and turns, in order to create livable spaces. With a very basic function, the proposal is an invitation to push technical boundaries and unleash the imagination.
Dama Apartment / BOMORI Architetti
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Architects: BOMORI Architetti
- Area: 700 m²
- Year: 2019
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Professionals: MTM progetti, Bomori architetti
BIM for Landscape Architecture: How Ares Uses Vectorworks
The landscape architecture industry’s recent movement to standardize BIM workflows is a transition quite similar to its former move from hand drawings to CAD drafting. Now with BIM, landscape architects can work more closely with fellow architects, engineers, and other external collaborators on projects with structural and civil requirements. Adopting a new workflow to accommodate partners who use BIM regularly, however, isn't always a walk in the park.
How to Design Comfortable and Efficient Offices: Meeting Spaces
Today's generation no longer sees work in the same way as previous generations. New company models and occupation possibilities have changed the spaces where people develop their professional activities. Working from home, from coworking spaces, or remotely from anywhere in the world is already a fairly common reality. But a number of companies still do not utilize or create spaces where their employees can work together, collaborating in the same environment. In addition to shared culture that companies often try to create, it is essential that the design of an office takes into account the needs and particularities of each type of work and encourages communication and interaction, while providing places for concentration and focus. As generations and corporate cultures change, it is natural for the office space to move away from traditional layouts with cubicles, tables, and meeting rooms.
Ocean View 3 (WT Puri Bukhit) / Alexis Dornier
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Architects: Alexis Dornier
- Area: 360 m²
- Year: 2019
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Professionals: Bali Construction
Construction Works Initiated on Sanpellegrino’s New Production Plant
Works started on Sanpellegrino’s “Factory of the Future”, designed by BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group on the brand’s 120th year anniversary. Scheduled to open in 2022, the new production plant will showcase high levels of innovation, technological advancements, and social sustainability.
Patio do Meco House / Fábio Ferreira Neves
Trend Watch 2019: 3-Dimensional Walls, Ceilings, and Surfaces
Linear patterns in interior spaces are prevalent throughout northern and western Europe. Not only to create texture but also to define space and direct the eye. Here in New York, 3-dimensional walls, ceilings, and surfaces are being utilized more and more to add contrasting form and scale to interior spaces. Moreover, the current obsession with anything mid-century modern has led to a resurgence of linear and slatted pattern-making in many forms.
Vietnamese Houses: 20 Residences that Incorporate Nature
With a subtropical climate, high temperatures and environment favored by the rains, Vietnam has, as one of its main features, landscapes with vegetation in abundance, privileged by the fertile soil and the weather conditions. Ingrained in this scenario, Vietnamese architecture seems to embrace the nature as its protagonist increasingly, miming natural elements along with the rusticity of the concrete surfaces.
With this idea in mind, we selected 20 Vietnamese house projects already published on ArchDaily that incorporate natural elements into their façades and inside spaces. Check the list below!