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H&P Architects has designed the AgriNesture house in Vietnam to have a large space for agriculture so that its owners can grow their own food.
The house in the town of Mao Khe in QuangNinh Province was designed by H&P Architects to create a growing space as millions of hectares of agricultural land have been lost in the country to urbanisation and industrialisation.
"...like the sinuous curves of a hollowed cave..."
Casa Décor by Lorna de Santos
monolothic...
Art Villa by studios Formafatal and Refuel Works
"...Hesitant to pull the place apart during the renovation, walls were kept largely intact and alterations were made judiciously “to retain and respect the existing fabric wherever possible,” says Simeoni. New elements were contrastingly “treated as interventions which were clearly distinguishable from the original fabric, whilst being respectful to it..."
Powell Street House by Robert Simeoni
"...The café was designed with the aim of moving the focus from the “making of” coffee of a regular café to “the enjoyment of” coffee. “This is achieved by a spatial arrangement that inverts the relationship from one that features the fanciest of tools and showmanship of baristas to one aimed at capturing something that is much less tangible – one’s senses...”
the Basic Coffee café by Office AIO (Tim Kwan and Isabelle Sun)
"...the Architects have thrown away the manual for controlling domestic space, instead welcoming humour and flexibility within the home. Uncomfortable junctions, unusual relationships and playful furnishings have been embraced wholeheartedly, creating a theatrical environment where occupants become the performer in their own home..."
‘Ready Made Home’ by Azab
"a spacious extension that would allow the existing house to stand as an unencumbered discrete entity"...
Ruckers Hill House by Studio Brightto
curving concrete walls...
Towers Road House by Wood Marsh
"The boundaries between the inside and the outside world are gone and the whole space seems like a roofed terrace"
Atelier Villa by Formafatal
folding wooden blinds and a chunky concrete floor slab...
House L224 by Felipe Gonzalez Arzac
monolithic brick volume...
Casa Sierra Fría by Esrawe Studio
the elegance of curved wood...
the Vandewiele company's offices by Steven Vandenborre Architects
"...we wanted to preserve the original structure as much as possible, in order to enhance the relationship with the past, we designed an independent box that seeks relationships with the geometries of the building's existing vaults and its materials: cement, steel, corrugated metal, glass, wood..."
the architecture studio of AMAA
incorporating the surroundings' architecture...
La Torre Bianca by Grifantini, a founder of DOS Architects
"...a series of ‘city interiors’ are laid out across eight rooms, each featuring high ceilings, decorative plasterwork and ornate timber. Each room has a distinct character with contemporary additions that play on the restored historical features..."
Grand C19TH Palais for Euroboden offices by David Kohn Architects (DKA) and Nord Studio
when tradition meets design...
Qishe Courtyard by Arch Studio
"...customers are also given a peek into HARMAY’s branding and online marketing, with a small photo studio enclosed by a translucent façade. A series of five rooms are designed to further enhance offline sales engagement, each with a themed product focus. A white ‘travel kit’ room features clear aeroplane-friendly cosmetic bags displayed on wall hooks in a ‘grab n go’ style. A perfume room has colourful floral walls in tribute to the lasting power of scent, while another space invites visitors to try on products in a luxury dressing room-style interior..."
HARMAY by AIM Architecture