the new black volume sits within an elevated garden which appears as a solid, hovering concrete band.
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Exploring the notion of an urban retreat, the Stepping Stone House was designed by Craig Tan Architects, with collaboration on the interiors with Custom Co. On a narrow site, the house focuses on creating a nurturing family home that heightens social interactions, and a deeper engagement with the natural elements. Departing from the traditional front and rear garden arrangement, the key driver of the brief was to consolidate the gardens into a single Northerly orientated space at the front of the property.
A community centre for the homeless that overlooks Canterbury Cathedral and a cafe designed for people with disabilities are included in Dezeen’s latest school show by students at the Canterbury School of Architecture. Also included is a “lush haven” aiming to encourage younger generations to adopt more wholesome ways of living, and a project that
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A retired American couple dropped everything to fulfill their long life dream of living in Oaxaca, a city they fell in love with and chose to be their ultimate destination.
The Global Challenge is calling for high impact community architectural initiatives. Finalists will have the opportunity to win an award and connect to A–D partners to bring their community project to life.
Floor vases are an exceptionally flexible decoration for any room in the home – unbound by tables or surfaces, they can be placed in any spot that could use an added touch of personality. In this post, we’ve collected a range of floor vases in every style and for every purpose. Some are sealed vases […]
The São Bento Residences project is located on a notable corner of Porto’s Historic Centre, next to the city’s main station and just a few meters from the old cathedral. This corner results from a 1940’s demolition plan, of an extensive urban area, for the development of a Modern avenue. Assuming its contemporaneity, and avoiding any kind of architectural pastiche, the project seeks to establish continuities between all those different historical layers, but also a balanced relationship between a remnant granite façade of the 18th century and the vast mass of the escarpment which resulted from that urban demolition.
This Trending Now story features the most-saved kitchen photos uploaded to Houzz since April 1, 2021.There are countless ways to design a stylish kitchen. But if you’re wondering what popular details are defining kitchens right now, you’ll find plenty…
While living in College Station, Pennsylvania, this couple loved to visit Southern California and planned to retire there. They knew they wanted one-floor living and appreciated the clean lines of midcentury ranch houses, so they purchased a fixer-u…
This project was a geometrical challenge for the agency. The objective was to build a detached house for a family with two children and a dog in an area of suburban housing in Cachan (south of Paris), on one of the town’s last few buildable plots. The site presented a few constraints due to its irregular quadrilateral shape; it was also bordered by a street, a path and a car park. The rules on non-constructible strips around buildings imposed a restriction of 43 m² of triangular ground floor space, and the house could only reach a maximum height of three floors.
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