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Ronchamp Chapel, Zhengzhou, China (1994)
464. Takamitsu Azuma /// Akatsuka House (”Osaka Exploration Base”) /// Kusaka-cho, Higashi-Osaka, Japan /// 1969-1970
OfHouses presents “ArchiteXt - 7 Houses from the 70′s, Part IX”. (Photos: © Azuma Architect & Associates.)
Ettore Sottsass - Galleria del Museo dell'Arredo Contemporaneo
1994, Ravenna (IT)
via #1, #2
Model and drawing of Nomads of Atacama Hotel Chile 2008-2010
Peter Zumthor
Becker & Umbricht, Haus U, Zurich, 2016
www.beckerumbricht.com/
Tepoztlan Lounge / Cadaval & Solà-Morales ph: Sandra Pereznieto + Diego Berruecos
Rapp + Rapp, Village Hall, Merkem, 2012
www.rappenrapp.nl/
Fernando Higueras - La Cueva, the architect’s underground house (and now foundation for the architect’s work), Madrid 1972. Via, 2, photos © Lola Botia, Carlos Copertone.
Cecilia Puga, Vaulted House, Coquimbo, 2014
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cecilia_Puga/
R. J. Reynolds Corporate Headquarters Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA; 1970’s
Odell Associates Inc.
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via “Informes de la Construcción: Volume 30, 295″ (1977)
431. Kazuo Shinohara /// Shuntaru Tanikawa House /// Kita-Karuizawa, Naganohara, Gunma, Japan /// 1974
OfHouses presents “Kazuo Shinohara - 7 Houses from the 70′s, Part V”. (Photos: © Koji Taki. Source: JA 93/2014 “Kazuo Shinohara - Complete Works in Original Publications”, pp. 74-75; Yasumitsu Matsunaga, Kazuo Shinohara, “IAUS 17 - Kazuo Shinohara″ (NY: Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies and Rizzoli International Publications, 1982), p. 86.; 2G 58-59 “Kazuo Shinohara Houses”, p. 15; Kazuo Shinohara, “11 Houses + Architectural Theory” (Tokyo: Bijutsu Shuppan sha, 1976), pp. 123-137.)
Château La Coste Art Gallery / Renzo Piano Building Workshop
Photos © Stephane Aboudaram | WE ARE CONTENT
Chicken coop in László Kunkovács’s Collection,1978, in Hungary.
Riken Yamamoto - Yamakawa cottage, Yatsugatake 1977. Via, 2.
“Mr. Yamakawa, who placed his trust in an architect with practically no real experience, was our first client. Looking back, I believe the project greatly influenced my subsequent approach…After making a few basic requests, Mr. Yamakawa had very little to say. He wanted a spacious terrace–a place that was like a living room where he could also take his meals and relax the whole day long. The villa would be used mainly as a summer retreat; it would not be used in winter. Those were his only conditions. We therefore designed a house that seemed to be all terrace… A number of rooms stand, separated from one another, in the middle of the woods, and a single roof covers them all.”
The Colossal Elephant of Coney Island. Scientific American. 1885.
Fernando Abbott 866 / Arquitetura Nacional
Photos © Marcelo Donadussi