THE WHY FACTORY BY MVRDV
December 5th, 2009The Dutch architects of MVRDV designed this tribune, a new think tank called ‘The Why Factory’, at the Faculty of Architecture at the Delft University of Technology. The project was awarded with this year’s LAi prize. The flexible furniture are designed by Richard Hutten.
RUSSELL HILL ROAD HOUSE BY GH3 ARCHITECTS
December 3rd, 2009I would love to live in this house, the box feel with a little twist by bringing in a curvy spiral staircase. By the way I think adds so much to this design.
PRIVATE HOME BY SUPERFOAM
December 2nd, 2009WOW is all I have to say about this Foresteee?? modern cabin-home, I love the antique yet modern feel of this home so much.
SUBWAY ARCHITECTURE
December 1st, 2009Awesome architectural subway designs, I love these and would love to plan a trip to visit all these around the world. Would be an experience and awesome photo opportunity!
MELBOURNES THEATRICAL MASTERPIECE
November 27th, 2009Cities grow organically, and while some areas thrive and prosper, others parts undoubtedly deteriorate over time as industry evolves, social dynamics shift and economies fluctuate. Many accomplished urban designers look at the multi-dimensionality of any city within which they work regardless of where a project is sited.
KLEIN BOTTLE HOUSE BY MCBRIDE CHARLES RYAN
November 25th, 2009The surfaces that mathematicians have developed hold intrigue for architects as they hold a promise of new spatial relationships and configurations. Technology (CAD) has played an important part in all this, it is now more possible to efficiently describe more complex shapes and spaces and communicate these to the build. Previously the more orthogonal means of communication – plans, sections and elevations naturally encourage buildings which are more easily described in these terms, i.e. boxes.