Tag: architecture

The team at Australian firm March Studio  are currently finishing work on this amazing interior staircase for the Japanese-inspired Nishi building in Canberra, Australia. The building is billed as “Australia’s most radically sustainable mixed-use building and apartment complex,” and if this interior treatment is...

“The word skymetric is a construction composed by: sky and -metric (geometric). The subject highlights the decontextualization of places and architectural spaces in order to alter the natural structure. These places considered have in common the fact to be all completely square,...

A treehouse designed for the Ando Momofuku Center, a facility devoted to promoting and increasing access to nature activities. The facility is located in a forest in Komoro City in Japan’s mountainous Nagano Prefecture. Our treehouse is collective housing for...

Primeval Symbiosis, a surprising, eco-friendly project. Danish design and architecture student Konrad Wojcik imagined a fascinating concept called Primeval Symbiosis. With the population constantly getting bigger and cities becoming more and more saturated, Konrad Wojcik turned towards living space installations...

Japanese practice ALTS design office has completed ‘hazukashi house’, a property located in a residential neighborhood of suburban kyoto. positioned on a typically small plot of land, the design is centered around a communal dining area placed at the heart of the family...

Camera Enthusiast Builds a Coffee Shop Shaped Like an Enormous Rolleiflex Camera. I’m not sure what part of this story I enjoy more: the fact that there’s a two-story building somewhere in the world that’s constructed to look like a...

BARRY coffee and food – Melbourne – by  Techne Architects “This renovation comprises of simple interventions within the shell of an existing café. The façades of the original Victorian corner shop were updated with operable steel glazing, and a new entrance...

The stunning Nasir al-mulk Mosque hides a gorgeous secret between the walls of its fairly traditional exterior: stepping inside is like walking into a kaleidoscope of colors. Every day, the rays of the early morning sun shine through colorful stained-glass...

The Obergurgl-Hochgurgl skiing area is known as the ‘diamond of the Alps’, with an international reputation based on its extreme altitude and guaranteed snow. The quattro Festkogl Alm represents a dialogue between the Alpine environment and the world of high-tech,...

The extraordinary scheme of the ‘King Abdullah International Gardens’ (KAIG), by Barton Willmore International houses an array of nursery spaces in and around two interlocking crescent forms in outskirts of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Removed from the central city, and set...