Leisure and Exhibition Bridge Museum in Tianjin, China
Tianjing Bridge Culture Museum by Beijing Sunlay Architectural Design Office.
Tianjing Bridge Culture Museum by Beijing Sunlay Architectural Design Office.
Mn-HOUSE by FOBA, is categorized to be a "low cost" home in Shizuoka, Japan.
Lighthouse Tower by Mikou Design Studio, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The Lighthouse Tower in Rio de Janeiro, is the an embodiment of its natural and urban surroundings. It summarizes the tropical experience associated with lush South American vegetation, the deep skies of Brazil and the urban landscape.
"We have thought up a truly Brazilian tower which symbolizes the imagination, beliefs, myths and memories of Brazilians. One made of sensitive perceptions of light, sound, atmosphere and sensual experiences related to its geographical and urban location."
Woo Nam Jai
The urban nature along with this site which is connected with the Woomyeon-mountain and an urban park (as the natural greenery area) is the ideal place for an environment that can satisfy a residential and recreational purpose which is desired by most urban people.
In order to secure the maximum area of the south-facing garden, in the irregular polygonal shaped site, the main building is laid on the northern part of the site along with the irregular boundary line.
Commissioned by the FRAGMENTAL MUSEUM to envision an urban outdoor structure/installation experimenting with the nature of performing art spaces, OFF and EXYZT designed BUFFER SPACE - a large-scale empty room with only the sky as its roof and a technically efficient wire frame scaffolding envelope, which integrates lighting and audio/video systems that sense and respond to the public.
The Finnish pavilion at Shanghai World Expo 2010 is called “Kirnu” (“Giant’s Kettle”). It is designed by architect’s office JKMM, based in Helsinki. Read More...
The essence of this architecture lies in an inner court. The site is located in Sumizome, Fushimi, Kyoto. It’s a small town with a long and distinguished history, situated south of the Tofukuji temple. Facing to south, the building is built on a gentle slope.
Opposed to the previous project “WITH”, this house is located on an urban area in Kanagawa, Japan. When constructed there were already 3 houses built in the North, East, and West, less than 1 meter away from a property line.
In the past 60 years, as information technology progressively have changed in Japan, our housing industry has rapidly become adjusted to it. This “forced adjustment” to our society has caused a transformation to our traditional lifestyle, and the housing space has been often talked by “nLDK” ; n (number of private rooms) L (living) D (dining) K (kitchen). The concept of nLDK is to describe how much value your house has. The spatial flexibility and relationship (private and public) among n, L, D, and K are separated and lost, and as a result, “function” started to walk alone. Read More...
The Horizontal House by Anna Nakamura + Taiyo Jinno / EASTERN design office
The Horizontal House is located in a small village in Japan. The old appearance of the village consists only of six houses. This particular house is located on the north edge of the village and therefore makes puts it in a prominent place. It was EASTERN design’s intention to form the scenery from there.
When you enter the house, you will be surprised at the sequence of the view, where the slits cut out, and also the amount of space. Because of the horizontal slits that surrounds the entire house there is scenery wherever you look.
You see different sceneries through the horizontal slit by moving the position of your vision, even when you’re standing on equal heights. The river and the village in the other side are seen when standing, the mountain is seen when sitting, and the sky is seen when lying down. You will find another slit through the slit.
BIG and a team of consultants has won the largest commission happened on the Faroe Islands for a 19.200 m2 Education Centre in Torshavn.
The site in which the house is created faces the sea and inclines toward it by a vertical distance. TAKAO SHIOTSUKA ATELIER arranged the residence to be in the center of the site. They constructed the house in a plane shape so that all it’s focus is towards the sea.
Infiniski works only with eco-friendly houses and buildings based on the use of Recycled, Reused and Non polluting (green) materials and the integration of alternative and Renewable energy.
James & Mau has put their focus on innovative and contemporary designs based on bioclimatic (sustainable design that mainly addresses comfort through design adaptations, site-specific and regional climate conditions.) and modular architecture.
Sanjay Puri Architects with Sanjay Puri was established in 1992. The firm strongly believes in discovering new territories of design and so has accomplished a range of projects including townships, software parks, residential buildings, retail malls, hotels and entertainment centers. Now they are taking on the Synergy, a corporate building in Dubai.
Designers /Architects - Mr.Sanjay Puri / Ms.Sapna Khakaria
Synergy soon to be built in Business Bay, Dubai is a twenty level structure that will have offices with terraces. The structure is designed to appear as a stack of cuboids that fluidly merge on the sides emanating from a single volume while separating sculpturally towards the front and rear creating open terrace areas accessible to the office spaces.
