Month: July 2023

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Moving Ecologies: The Future will Not Only be Built, but Also Sown and Planted

July 2, 2023 ArchDaily Team 0

The 18th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale, inaugurated on May 20th, is truly embodying its theme: “The laboratory of the future“. Presented by the main curator Lesley Lokko, it invited “architects and professionals from an expanded field of creative disciplines to draw examples from their contemporary practices that would pave a path for the audience to move forward, imagining for themselves what the future may hold.”

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Lucky Club / vPPR

July 2, 2023 Hadir Al Koshta 0

The Lucky Club is a new bar in Camden that is perched alongside the Grade II* Listed Horse Hospital, designed by vPPR Architects for LabTech Ltd. The lightweight structure has been delicately positioned above the historic built fabric of the Stables Market, wrapping around the corner facing onto Chalk Farm Road. The design draws on the heritage of its location, with an undulating steel pattern that acts as a crown, signaling North London’s newest hotspot.

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Trellick Tower apartment revamped in line with Japanese design principles

July 2, 2023 Natasha Levy 0

German interior designer Peter Heimer and joinery studio Buchholzberlin used a restrained material palette of concrete, oak and aluminium when renovating this flat inside London’s brutalist Trellick Tower. The Grade II-listed building, designed by architect Ernö Goldfinger, originally opened in 1972 to provide social housing for the neighbourhood of Kensal Rise but has since become

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Coeru Shibuya Offices and Commercial Building / Maeda Corporation

July 1, 2023 Hana Abdel 0

While the demand for timber materials for building construction has been increasing for recent years, Maeda Corporation and Holzstr in collaboration have developed Timber-Steel Hybrid structural brace “Mokkou-Kumiko.” This structure binds a steel plate by exposed red pine wood unitizing it into a lattice system that takes advantage of both toughness of compression by wood, and its tension by steel making high seismic resistance.

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Aria Residential Building / Pargar Architecture and Design Studio

July 1, 2023 Pilar Caballero 0

Aria residential building is located in the district of Farmanieh in the north of Tehran which is a green area with great views. The site access is easy due to the potential of being surrounded by 3 streets and having a neighborhood just on the east side. So, the design team decided to make two different access to the building, one for the parking at the south and the pedestrian access in the north. This placement provided the proper daylight for the building.

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Penthouse at Richard Rogers-designed New York tower overlooks City Hall Park

July 1, 2023 Dan Howarth 0

A penthouse has been unveiled inside British architecture firm RSHP’s first residential project in New York City: a tower overlooking City Hall Park in Lower Manhattan. With interiors by local studio Ash Staging, Penthouse 3 is one of 30 residences within No 33 Park Row, which was designed by RSHP’s late founder, Pritzker Architecture Prize-winning

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The Axolotl Housing / Yu2e

July 1, 2023 Valeria Silva 0

This is a project developed under the TOC (transit-oriented communities) standards.  TOC is a City of LA program created as a result of Measure JJJ passing in 2016.  It is intended to spur multi-family development near public transit by relaxing restrictions like required yards, parking, and density maximums or floor area in exchange for setting aside some of those units for lower-income households and tenants.