Localizado na Cidade de Deus, sede do Banco Bradesco em Osasco/SP, o projeto tem como objetivo atender a demanda por espaços de alimentação e serviços. Com uma população de aproximadamente 12 mil funcionários e diversos edifícios administrativos, a sede da instituição não contava com espaços voltados para tais usos.
The front entrance to your home is an opportunity to add curb appeal and personality through strategic design choices. In this episode of Houzz TV Live, designer Barbara Milner of South Hill Interiors shares four…
When you don’t have a mudroom, it can seem as though this magical space is the answer to all entryway clutter problems. Unfortunately, even when you have a space dedicated to housing all of your family’s boots and backpacks, all that stuff doesn’t jus…
The next part of today’s VDF collaboration with ArkDes features a video interview with Australian artist Linda Tegg, who has temporarily rewilded the car park outside Sweden’s national centre for architecture and design. Tegg has added thousands of plants to the asphalt of the Exercisplan car park for the installation, which is called Infield. The
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Teresa Sapey + Partners has designed Bruno for Room Mate in Rotterdam. This is the third collaboration between the chain and the design practice, demonstrating a strong alignment between brand identity and ethos amongst them both. The chosen site is an iconic warehouse building, where the Dutch West India Company spices got stored. It is located near the city’s pier and sits opposite to the De Rotterdam by Rem Koolhaas. Room Mate is known for designing hotels that are characters themselves, showing their visitors and customers part of the city through their own story. In this case, Bruno is a sailor from the Dutch West India Company, who wants to show you this building and introduce you to Rotterdam’s history and mercantile heritage.
the building is a continuous corten steel volume designed to protect the various spaces from a changeable, extreme climate.
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As part of today’s collaboration with ArkDes for Virtual Design Festival, curator and editor Carlos Mínguez Carrasco explains how the architecture centre’s idea for its book Kiruna Forever came about and why Kiruna’s history is so fascinating. The exhibition Kiruna Forever at ArkDes, Sweden’s national centre for architecture and design, takes a close look at
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As part of today’s collaboration with ArkDes for Virtual Design Festival, curator and editor Carlos Mínguez Carrasco explains how the architecture centre’s idea for its book Kiruna Forever came about and why Kiruna’s history is so fascinating. The exhibition Kiruna Forever at ArkDes, Sweden’s national centre for architecture and design, takes a close look at
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As part of today’s collaboration with ArkDes for Virtual Design Festival, curator and editor Carlos Mínguez Carrasco explains how the architecture centre’s idea for its book Kiruna Forever came about and why Kiruna’s history is so fascinating. The exhibition Kiruna Forever at ArkDes, Sweden’s national centre for architecture and design, takes a close look at
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In an era of great marketing efforts, in which architectural ideas increasingly seem to focus on hyper-realistic representation in an attempt to convince clients (or the jury in the case of architectural competitions) that the upcoming construction will achieve just as much quality as the visual fantasy, renderings become highly important in a project’s presentation.
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