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Column is a minimal pendant created by Vancouver-based designer Lucas Peet for ANDlight. The Column embodies order, symmetry, and grandeur, much like the classical Grecian Doric columns in architecture. Its faceted surface mimics the fluting of ancient buildings and temples to produce a rhythmic diffusion of light. The Column can be arranged in segments of machine-blown glass cylinders to either lengthen a space vertically or broaden it horizontally.
Transformation and Expansion / Graber & Petter
Photos © Graber & Petter
Peconic House / Mapos Studio
Photos © Michael Moran
Loft with Brick Walls / 2B Group
Photos © Andrey Bezuglov, Yevhenii Avramenko
Terrarium House / John Ellway Architect
Photos © Toby Scott
Tadao Ando’s Punta Della Dogana Museum Through the Lens of Luca Girardini
At the meeting point of the Grand Canal and the Giudecca Canal in Venice is a triangular plot of land, the Punta Della Dogana. On the site sits a long, low-slung 17th-century structure punctuated at its tip by a squat tower topped with an ornamental green and gold weather vane representing fortune. This former customs house of Venice, the Dogana da Mar, was purchased in 2007 by François Pinault with the intention of converting the structure into an art museum, a task he entrusted to Tadao Ando.
While the Japanese architect may not have been the obvious choice to work with a historic Italian building, Ando’s solution combined a total respect for the existing building with the sharp minimalism for which he is known. Stripping back centuries of additions, the building was largely restored to its original structure. At the heart of the building’s deep plan, a pure concrete volume hints at the architect of the restoration, serving to organize the spaces around it. In 2013, the building was photographed by Luca Girardini on the occasion of the exhibition “Elogio del dubbio.”
Villa Waalre / Russell Jones
Photos © Rory Gardiner
Courtyard with raised platform. Vomo Island Spa by Architecture Building Culture.
Nobeoka, Miyazaki | © Jan Vranovský, 2018
SANAA | render
Double-Height Loft / Stefano Viganò Architetto
Photos © Marcello Mariana
Roof patio open to the sky. 711H House by BLOCO Architects. © Joana França.
House in Tarumi is a minimal residence located in Kobe, Japan, designed by Tomohiro Hata Architect and Associates. The site is located in a typically developed area along the slopes of Kobe. The slope was scraped off, but the terrain still shows that character. Since the geographical condition has decided factors like wind direction, abundant sunlight, and vegetation, the designers thought it is important to conceive an architecture that receives and enjoys the natural environment such as daylighting and ventilation, and also give good effect to the ambience by making it a space composition close to the terrain.
Paintings by Mandy Cao
House AT / HRBT
Photos © Onnis Luque
12 EL TORÓN L-5 (Mexico) - CCA / Centro de Colaboración Arquitectónica
