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very new and very old building architecture in one picture
Look at this- it’s a bright blue co-housing complex in Denver, Colorado designed as a response to the new residential needs of singles and extended families in the area.
The bright blue steel structures can accommodate a great variety of lifestyles, generating low-cost accommodation for small households. In the last few years, researchers have identified a growing disconnect between current lifestyles and the housing types that are available in the market.
In the united states, where this imbalance is accentuated, most residences are designed for the conventional post-war target group: a white, heterosexual middle-class couple with two kids. However, that audience currently represents less than 30% of the US population.
Taking advantage of a building code rule that permits an accessory unit for each house, the architects designed two three-story main structures (two stories and a loft) along with two independent ones.
What do you think of the color?
The architects designed two three-story main structures (two stories and a loft) along with two independent ones.
The independent units serve as studio/homes for artists and take the form of a typical garage attached to the main residence.
The other typology features three levels with a bathroom, a kitchenette, and generous communal areas.
The large communal areas can be seen through the big windows and sliding glass doors.
This is the garage-like single artist’s studio.
The larger unit. Constructed at an impressively low cost $200 per sqm (1.7sq. ft.) the volumes mimic the typical form of a North American single-family dwelling but showcase a bright blue sheet metal exterior that makes them stand out. Would you like to live in something like this?
https://www.designboom.com/architecture/productoras-bright-blue-residential-complex-new-housing-needs-denver-08-17-2021/
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The New Med School. The new Faculty of Medicine, the University of Sydney. Susan Wakil Health Building, under construction and nearing completion. Due to open by year's end. Camperdown.
Chris Precht - 2020