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The project develops an approach to reuse available materials such as door, glass, table and chair, brick, low-quality wood,.. to create a fresh and distinctive but friendlier space to the nature. |
Manh Manh Salon in Hanoi, Vietnam by H&P Architects
Kengo Kuma + Associates
This week I read the quote above and can only respond that if someone like Kengo Kuma feels embarrassed by some of his projects, what hope is there for the rest of us?
Here are some of my favorite Kengo Kuma + Associates projects, identified from the top:
GC Prostho Museum Research Center
Mont-Blanc Base Camp
Water / Glass
Yusuhara Wooden Bridge Museum
Bamboo Wall House
Cite des Arts et de la Culture
Starbucks Coffee
Nest We Grow
Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center
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Hotel Puerta America in Madrid
12 different floors: 12 different ways of understanding art and design. A hotel like no other in the world.
The Silken Puerta América Hotel is a space where guests are invited to dream. A unique project that brought together nineteen of the leading architecture and design studios in the world, from thirteen different countries. Originality, luxury, innovation and formal freedom define this hotel that awakens its guests’ senses.
Each floor showcases a different hotel room concept. All of them play with different materials, colours and shapes to create spaces that bring together the best in avant-garde design and architecture, where creativity and the freedom to develop each of the spaces has shaped the work.
The Silken Puerta América Madrid Hotel is an eclectic space that never for one moment renounces comfort. Rooms with luxury in every detail, that entice guests to discover them, interacting with them through the senses and inviting them to see them, touch them and even smell them. To stay at the Silken Puerta América is to experience unique and unforgettable sensations.
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Wall reliefs by Lex Horn/Dick Zwier/Berend Hendriks, Blomwijckerpad, Amsterdam, 1960
Museo Internacional del Barroco
Architect- Toyo Ito Location- Puebla, Mexico Images- Edmund Sumner Source- dezeen
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by belzberg architects, the ‘kaplan family pavilion’
Kazunori Fujimoto - House in Akitsu, Hiroshima 2016. That staircase is phenomenal, more below. Photos © the architect.
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MCNY House by mf+arquitetos
From mf+arquitetos:
The party proposed an inviting space, integrated into a surrounding environment that goes beyond only fulfill the functions of a home, welcomes those who like to experiment, mix and discover the new, satisfying all family desires. Simple lines and volumes that create relationships between internal and external space, resulting in the interaction of looks that turn to the garden. The materials used not only determine the finish as well as the specific uses: wood, concrete, stone and Corten steel express the influence of Brazilian modernism.
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From the right angle, Lake Sørvágsvatn gives the illusion that it’s floating high above the Norwegian Sea, but in reality it’s only 30 meters above sea level. Source
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design by architect cino zucchi
