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Meadow House / Office Mian Ye

Lead Designer: Office Mian Ye

Location: Potomac, MD, USA

Partner In Charge: Mian Ye

Area: 7000.0 ft2

Project Year: 2014

From the architect. The Meadow House visually and physically blends open exterior spaces with intimate private spaces without compromising the integrity of either. Landscape acts as a bridge, creating a seamless flow between interior and exterior and between living and sleeping areas. Located within the setting of a dense American suburb, the neighborhood is lined with modern two- and three-story mansions, many of which are over 10,000 sf. The client was adamant about departing from what is typically built in the neighborhood by constructing a smaller, single story home. By taking into consideration the site’s solar exposure and context, the Meadow House reinterprets the traditional divide of American front and back yards to create living spaces that are deeply connected to natural light and the surrounding landscape.

The house is broken down into two main areas: a place to entertain and a place of rest. A screened foyer leads around to the living room where a large skylight illuminates a pebble-lined garden below. In this open floor plan, the living room is connected to the chef’s kitchen by traveling around an open servery bar that divides the two spaces. Food is prepared and served at this bar during large gatherings, dampening the kitchen noise and commotion from the rest of the party. The bedrooms receive multiple exposures, encircling a Japanese-landscaped garden. This small outdoor space provides both an intimate gathering area for the family as well as a transitional space between inside and outside. The interior walls facing the courtyard house a portion of the owner’s art collection, creating a gallery space that can be viewed from within the courtyard.

A knotty cedar screen expands and contracts around all sides of the house, creating a dynamic play of light and shadow within. As one moves around the house, the screen creates privacy, daylight filters and frame to the spaces within. Subtractions from the screen create apertures for views and entries. From the living area, a large opening in the screen creates a seamless connection to the landscaped deck and pool areas, allowing the owners to connect the living room completely to the outside. Various species of climbing vines planted along the perimeter will transform the skin of the house - as they bloom and change colors throughout the year.

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Success is the only Option!

Going Huge

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Don’t You Weep Tissues by Hugo Santos.

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Klein Bottle House

Architects: McBride Charles Ryan

Location/Year: Rye, Australia / 2008

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Words of Wisdom - #wowproject by Mark van Leeuwen / Ligature Collective

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Let twitter write your adverts. Go on. Do it now. All the cool kids are.

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Pretty much our set up. via https://twitter.com/snorewell

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We’ve all pitched ideas like this. Kudos to the client for buying it.

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Lettering on photography

that’s what Azam Ramadhan does with his artworks. Coming from Surabaya he is inspired by natural patterns, city lights, sport atmosphere and creative places. At first sight it reminds a little bit on graffitti but his style is more than that.  

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One Day in Paradise Bachelor’s Thesis by Stefanie Brückler

“This thesis addresses the necessary requirements for young designers to build their own artistic and personal individuality and the significance of their individuality, questioning whether their longing for being different results in being just one amongst many. It covers topics such as taste, style and individuality as well as imitation, inspiration and identity. 

The thesis offers path breaking steps for young designers for creating one’s personal creative paradise and highlights the importance of balance and the exchange of ideas with other creatives to reach their aim of creating their own paradise of uniqueness.”

Stefanie Brückler is an Austrian graphic designer currently working at High Tide NYC. She specializes in both print and digital design with particular interest in branding, editorial design and typography.

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In light of the recent 2020 Tokyo Olympics Logo plagiarism controversy, Spain-based Japanese graphic designer KanKan has created a redesigned concept logo that is well-received by Japanese internet users.

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Work we did for “Techno parade 2015” See more