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Basic Projects designs The Fat Radish Savannah eatery inside former pharmacy

August 18, 2019 Eleanor Gibson 0
Fat Radish by Basic Projects

Charleston interiors firm Basic Projects has used design touches like rattan and textured green plaster to add “a warm, Southern element” to the Savannah outpost of New York eatery Fat Radish. Basic Projects completed the Fat Radish Savannah earlier this year, marking nearly 10 years after it designed the New York City outpost in the Lower

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V19 Residence / Viraje arquitectura

August 18, 2019 Daniel Tapia 0

The project takes place in the old town of Castellón where housing typologies on very narrow and longitudinal plots are common. A complete demolition of an old family house was carried out in order to realize the new project. One of the customer’s concerns was to achieve good and natural illumination on all of the floors of the house and to also meet the needs of the program. The result is a perforated project that is planned on the ground floor, first floor, second floor and rooftop with a plot size of approximately 3.80 x 24 meters.

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IN studio builds wooden ‘cultivable’ house for family of farmers in japan

August 18, 2019 macnadusa 0

IN studio has built cultivable house, a residence in konosu, saitama prefecture, japan, focusing on its connection to the surrounding field and local farmland area that are closely tied to the family’s history. using a traditional wooden frame construction, the architects have created a house that is open in multiple directions, and incorporates a loggia […]

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Steel exoskeleton covers timber extension to Australian bungalow

August 18, 2019 Jon Astbury 0
Exoskeleton House by Takt Studio

Takt Studio has added an extension with a steel exoskeleton and sloping roof to a 1950s brick bungalow in the foothills of the Illawarra mountains in Australia. Called Exoskeleton House, the extension has a timber frame which is encased in a steel-frame shell. It abuts the north side of the original house, where it has

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Palau Sator Refurbishment / Arquitectura-G

August 18, 2019 Daniel Tapia 0

The house is located in the core of a medieval village in the Empordà area. It is built over the ruins of the original house, keeping the stone walls as they were found. There is a little passageway inside the plot at the ground floor level.