Restaurant interior, 1977. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.
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Restaurant interior, 1977. From the Budapest Municipal Photography Company archive.
Tea room. Floating Courtyard by TAOA.
Marzia and George Greif: Los Angeles Style
Good Lives, 1977
Marble wet room. Apartment MR by PHDD Arquitectos. © Francisco Nogueira.
Concrete bathroom. Apartamento Sergipe by Felipe Hess. © Ricardo Bassetti.
Modern bedroom. Apartamento Villa Lobos by Felipe Hess. © Ruy Teixeira.
WALL SECTION AT FACADE _ GENSLER
renovation of an existing building; the tower's heavy concrete facade panels were replaced with high-performance glazing and operable windows at the ground and top levels, allowing for natural light and ventilation to passively flow throughout the public spaces.
glass facade:
A - Unitized curtain wall attached to outriggers (steel elements to connect glass facade to building structure = slab)
B - Existing structure (a steel structure)
C - Floor-to-ceiling reflective vision glass
D - Window sill extension
note the "dropped ceiling" consisting of wood elements obscuring the ceiling structure and mechanical system elements underneath.
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An aging 1960s-era telecom tower was repositioned into a creative, modern, mixed-use hub in Downtown Denver’s business core.
STRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL - Snøhetta Architects, Le Monde Headquarters, Paris
castellated steel beam for HVAC duct routing; mesh ceiling panels to obscure systems in ceiling
Completed in 2020 in Paris, France. Images by JARED CHULSKI, Ludwig Favre, MARWAN HARMOUCHE, Frédéric Chaume. The Le Monde Group comprises s
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