Uamou is a life story made by Ayako Takagi. This little creator has developed from a child’s imagination to multiple figures and prints that are sold and exhibited around the globe. Find out how Takagi began her Uamou vision and how she made it grow into what it is today.
JEC Composites is announcing the new winners of the JEC Innovation Awards Programme 2010.
The Reuben Street Apartments project uses a strategy of an articulated landscape of 1-2 stories with residential towers of 12+ stories. Envisioning this strategy into the surrounding void facilitates, the protection of the adjoining residential enclaves and the re-making of the urban node.
Here it is Héctor Serrano Studio's latest project (2010) which is being presented this week at Maison & Objet in Paris.
BOOLEAN (TOKYO UNIVERSITY TETSUMON CAFE) by TORAFU ARCHITECTS
This is an interior designed project for a café space located at the side of the entrance of Faculty of Medicine Experimental Research Building in the University of Tokyo.
Holes overlapping each other makes the place feel more open as if there were floating spheres passing through the wall and ceiling, and framed scenery through the hole provides people a new perspective from which to view everyday life.
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V Lighting by Héctor Serrano Studio
Client: Arturo Alvarez.
V lighting is an UFO-like family of lights that creates a close and warm world.
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Architect, Yukiko Nezu started her first design company called URBANBERRY DESIGN after her graduation. The name explains that small scale projects are like berries and that she puts seeds in urban contexts which will grow in the future. I would like to continue this design office for my art work besides the work for NEZU AYMO architects.
Spinning Objects by TORAFU ARCHITECTS
This is a renovation project for a hotel fixture showroom. The showroom displays a huge amount of goods and if the numbers are ever increased, the space is designed to be spatially and visually pleasing.
HITECH ASIA HEADQUARTER by UAU office
The new Hitech Asia directional building takes as clear reference to Thai architecture and decorative art traditions. The aim of this architecture is to find deep relations with the environment and the surrounding site.
Chun Sen Bi An Masterplan & Housing in Chongqing, China
currently in design
The master plan and housing is situated just west of Chongqing’s newly developing Central Business District: This 13.8-hectare (30-acre) site has views to the south across the Jialing River to central Chongqing. Read More...
This project was focused on the most social and human side of objects surrounding coffee and the situations created around it. Presented are a collection of everyday objects that provoke social interaction on a natural and simple manner, with familiar situations interpreted in an unexpected way. Concept and direction by Héctor Serrano Studio, objects designed by gradutes from the Industrial Design department of UCH-CEU.
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Our Daily Bread: Héctor Serrano Studio
Client: UCH-CEU.
Problems waiting to be solved, can be find anywhere and in any shape, even when it comes to bread. UCH-CEU's design graduates had a project called “Our Daily Bread”, which was focused on bread as a social element and the task was to discover the more social aspects of this very familiar food type.
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S Clinic + Residence by Office of Kenji Tagashira
The S Clinic was not the easiest project in the world to construct as it’s located in the core of Osaka. As it’s facing the national road, there’s a great number of traffic existing in this area. The streets are lined with big and small stores, banks and medical facilities, and innumerable signboards are placed out miscellaneously. A disorderly row of buildings along the street is formed with them.
"Le Sélect" Cinéma, by AIR Architecture
The district in which "Le Sélect" Cinéma is located, is very historical, placed in front of the Fontainebleau Castle, which was ordered by the young François Ier and is also known for having been the place where Napoleon bid farewell to his soldiers before leaving for Saint Helen.
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