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Side yard seating area. © Olivia Williams Interior Design
street kitchen
Frameless windows are a classic modern detail, and can be found in the work of Frank Lloyd Wright and many other modern architects. In our Sundial House, this frameless window allows a roughly board-formed concrete wall and a smooth concrete bench to flow from exterior to interior without visual interruption. Photography: Taggart Sorensen
Camden bench designed for what you can't do. 1. Can't skate it 2. Can't tag it 3. Can't sleep on it 4. Can't stash anything in it 5. Can't drive through it ( used as a barrier) You can sit or lean on it with a backpack or bag behind your feet..... designed to be an anti item , hostile architecture.
Concrete bench. Gold & Gray Apartment by Richard Lindvall. © Mikael Lundblad.
Double-height courtyard. Tetsuka House by John Pawson. Photo by Hisao Suzuki.
Inspiration for a medium-sized, contemporary, concrete-paved front yard.
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