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Madison Desert Club / Kovac Design Studio

Located in La Quinta’s fabled Madison Club, this vacation home was designed as an interpretation of a boutique hotel for a sophisticated client who loves to entertain family and friends when in town. He sought to take maximum advantage of the dramatic desert views and, through the home’s interior design, pay homage to the Golden Hollywood era of nearby Palm Springs. These factors along with his love for indoor/outdoor living served as driving forces behind the project’s design and articula­tion.

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House in Akishima / Office m-sa

Living between the concrete as furniture. The beginning of the design was born in a conversation with the client. ” Living in a diverse that responds to time so that the entire site can be used up.” We designed a house where the concrete foundation can divide the space by standing up on the site as furniture to trigger a place to stay.

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Viewpoint Peñas Llanas / Lopez Lopez

May 3, 2022 Agustina Coulleri 0

The design of the renovation of the Peñas Llanas viewpoint is a project promoted by the Natural Heritage Foundation of Castilla y León to replace the existing viewpoint, which is in a very deteriorated and inaccessible state.

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The Moon-Viewing Bridge / HWCA Huai-Wen Chang Architect

In the old days, the small “Zhuxi” river in Tainan’s Southern District was also known as “Moonviewing Creek”, thus lending the newly completed Yuejian-Bridge its name. The “Moon-Viewing Bridge” (Yuejian-Bridge) is part of the overall landscape improvement plan around the Zhuxi Basin in the Southern district. This project also includes the Zhuxi sewage interception, water purification as well as complete landscape reconstruction and renaturation on both sides of the bank.

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Villa Topos / Salon Alper Derinbogaz

May 2, 2022 Pilar Caballero 0

Villa Topos is a summer house project located on a limestone hill that overlooks the Paşalimanı Bay of  İzmir in the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. The design takes inspiration from the sharp topography of the surroundings, transforming into a simple geometric structure that settles in the Aegean landscape. Villa Topos is buried into the topography to extend the relationship with the earth and to climatize the complete structure with zero operational carbon emission. The building develops terraces in the continuation of abstract topography lines in order to multiply the structure-ground encountering, increase the open areas, and break the western sun to optimize the access.

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Lemay completes North America’s largest indoor skating facility

May 2, 2022 James Brillon 0

Lemay has completed a facility dedicated to ice skating in Québec City, enclosing the full-length speed skating track with glass walls. The Centre de Glaces de Québec was completed in September of 2021, and is the largest indoor skating facility in North America. In addition to its full-size and short-track speed skating tracks, the centre

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Moln Store / CASE-REAL

The interior design project for the travel brand “moln”. The word “moln” derives from the Swedish word meaning “cloud,” and reflects the desire to be a presence that is softly felt anywhere on earth, changing with place, time and air, just like those clouds that hover in the sky when one suddenly looks upwards on a journey. In response to this brand concept, we believed that a contrasting space that is both light yet strong like the ground would be a good place to receive the light products of “moln” (=cloud).

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Cosmic ADU is a “self-powered home” that uses no fossil fuels

May 2, 2022 Jenna McKnight 0

US startup Cosmic has created a solar-powered accessory dwelling unit that is built using a special construction process and generates far more electricity than it needs. Based in San Francisco, Cosmic was founded by Sasha Jokic, an entrepreneur, inventor and trained architect who has worked in the design and construction field for over 14 years.

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