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architecture7 months ago

House M and Atelier About Architecture: Exploring Design and Innovation

House M, designed by Atelier About Architecture and completed in 2025 in Beijing, is a multi-story residence that emphasizes horizontal layering through five courtyards, creating a fluid, interconnected space that captures natural light and reflects nostalgic memories. The design incorporates customized pigmented concrete panels, blending old and new, to evoke a serene and tactile environment that deepens family interactions and personal memories.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#beijing#courtyards
urban-development2 years ago

"Bayer campus transformed into vibrant mixed-use village by Creve Coeur's approval"

The Creve Coeur City Council has unanimously approved the redevelopment of the former Bayer campus into a mixed-use "village" called Olia Village. The plan includes apartments, townhomes, retail space, hotels, office buildings, and other commercial facilities on 96 acres of land. The approval came after last-minute changes were negotiated between the developers and residents, including additional tree buffers and reductions in building height and scale. The project aims to create a pedestrian-friendly, mixed-use development and meet long-term planning goals.

via St. Louis Post-Dispatch|
#bayer-campus#commercial#creve-coeur
architecture2 years ago

"A Dream Home for Juan and Laura: Atelier Atlantico's Masterpiece"

Atelier Atlantico has designed a house for Juan and Laura in the city of Sauce Viejo, Argentina. The house, built on a narrow and deep plot, utilizes imaginative solutions and economical materials to accommodate the future growth of the family within a tight budget. The design features four walls made of cement blocks and a metal roof, creating distinct spaces and providing shade. The interior and exterior boundaries are blurred through the strategic placement of windows and doors. The house pays homage to the surrounding agricultural-industrial context while offering a functional and affordable living space.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#budget#construction
architecture2 years ago

"LEMA Residence: A Stunning Architectural Masterpiece by Padovani Arquitetos"

The LEMA Residence, designed by Padovani Arquitetos, is a stunning residential project that takes advantage of the topography to create a spacious and integrated living space. The house is situated on a higher level, with the garage on the street level. The social areas open completely to the outside, creating a seamless connection between the interior and exterior spaces. The design features a central void as the social "heart" of the house, surrounded by solid volumes housing the bedrooms and service areas. The architecture incorporates light metal roofing, slatted metallic panels, concrete, and wood finishes, creating a harmonious and elegant aesthetic.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#design#lema-residence
architecture2 years ago

"Swiss House: A Stunning Architectural Creation by Dan & Hila Israelevitz"

The Swiss House, designed by Dan & Hila Israelevitz Architects, is a 300 m² residence located in central Israel. The concept of the house is to hide more than it reveals, creating a sense of curiosity and inspiration. The dominant architectural characteristic is the rounded spans, which appear throughout the house and create a powerful appearance. The abundance of inner yards and gardens surrounding the building brings nature into the house's spaces, providing a feeling of openness. The entire house, including the spans, is made of white concrete, emphasizing the concept and architecture.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#concrete#dan-and-hila-israelevitz-architects
architecture2 years ago

"Monte Mor III House: A Stunning Creation by Gui Mattos"

The Monte Mor III House, designed by Gui Mattos, is a summer house that offers a connection with nature and a space for family gatherings. The residence features an "L" shaped layout that embraces the outdoor area, pool, and lawn. The use of engineered wood portals creates a structure that complies with the condominium's requirement for apparent roofs, while also hiding the orthogonal volumes in apparent concrete. The mezzanine, originally conceived as a leisure space, has been adapted to include a library, vinyl record area, and work environment in response to the pandemic.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#design#nature
architecture2 years ago

BAG arquitectura designs Casa Castores 104.

BAG arquitectura has designed Casa Castores 104, a single-level residential house in Aguascalientes, Mexico. The 452 sqm house is built on a 1000 sqm plot of land and features a horseshoe-shaped scheme where all spaces converge on a large social garden as the central axis. The house is divided into social and private spaces, with luxury finishes such as marble, wood, and steel, together with the use of home automation and lighting design, combining to give the house the level of elegance and category that the client deserves.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#design#home-automation
architecture2 years ago

Alvorada Arquitetos designs Gonzalez Monteiro House.

Alvorada Arquitetos has renovated the Gonzalez Monteiro House in São Paulo, Brazil, to accommodate a family's new needs. The façade respects the height of adjacent houses and adopts neutral tones and materials. The ground floor is now a spacious, well-lit, and ventilated hall, with a kitchen that receives morning sun and a space for cooking and receiving guests. The upper floor has two suites with bathrooms designed for zenithal lighting and permanent ventilation. The rooftop has an office and solarium with a view of the Ibirapuera Gymnasium. The renovation has created new possibilities for the use of spaces and family experiences.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#family#light
architecture2 years ago

"Revolutionary Design: Wientalterrassen Residential Quarter by Berger+Parkkinen Architekten"

The Wientalterrassen residential quarter in Vienna, designed by Berger+Parkkinen Architekten, has been completed and awarded klimaaktiv Gold for its sustainability features. The complex includes 295 flats, including subsidized rental apartments, SMART flats, shared flats for children and young people, and assisted units for people with special needs. The project features extensive use of green roofs, solar panels, and energy-efficient systems, as well as a geothermal system and on-site recycling. The flexible floor plans allow for modulations and adaptations for different uses. The rooftop garden and terrace offer panoramic views of the city and serve as an environmental buffer to reduce the urban heat island effect.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#flexibility#green-roofs
architecture2 years ago

APOLLO Architects & Associates design LAXUS House.

APOLLO Architects & Associates has designed a striking house in a quiet residential neighborhood, featuring two stacked cubes made of contrasting materials: exposed concrete on the bottom and composite lumber on top. The wood-frame second-floor volume juts out over the parking area adjacent to the entrance in a dynamic columnless design. The building is enclosed by a high concrete wall imprinted with the Japanese cedar formwork used to make it, which blocks views of the interior from the street. The living-dining-kitchen area and bathroom are on the second floor, with a skylight on the north side of the living room filling the space with subtle, diffuse light that filters down the stairwell to the first-story entrance.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#concrete#japanese-cedar
architecture2 years ago

Meir Lobaton Corona and Rafael Ortiz Cervantes design the stunning E8 House.

The E8 House, designed by Meir Lobaton Corona and Rafael Ortiz Cervantes, is a residential project that accommodates four families with different requirements and demands. The built volumes are folded towards the western boundary, leaving room for a semi-deciduous garden that serves as a natural buffer and gathering place between the dwellings. The four units are intertwined in a seamless three-dimensional puzzle, where their limits are blurred, giving the impression of being a single house rather than an aggregation of apartments. The apparent red clay brick load-bearing walls create a continuous texture, occasionally interrupted by wooden doors and window frames.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#brick#garden
architecture2 years ago

Exploring the Architectural Wonders of Mexico with Soul House and Juan José Santibañez.

The Casa del Alma, also known as Soul House, is a residential project located in Oaxaca City, Mexico. The house was designed to provide a peaceful and contemplative space for its elderly owner, who sought refuge from the chaos of the city. The two concrete volumes of the house were designed to blend in with the natural landscape, with horizontal and vertical perforations allowing for cross-ventilation and natural light. The house features a basement for mechanical rooms and parking, a first floor for services, social areas, and bedrooms, and a private volume on the second floor with a terrace offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#light#natural
architecture2 years ago

Brick Base Elevates House Design

Agora Arquitectura has designed a house on a brick base in St. Vicenç dels Horts, Spain. The lower level of the house is built on a stacked brick base to contain the clay soil of the pre-existing section, while the upper level is a prefabricated CLT box covered with white-washed cork panels. The house features a T-shaped brick wall that acts as a prop and a continuous band that expands the new architecture to the limits of the plot. The interior is left exposed, except for two elements: a tongue-and-groove technical floor and whitewashed plywood volumes that slide between the interior and exterior of the house.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#brick#clt
architecture2 years ago

"Minimalist Two Squares House Design by 24 7 Arquitetura"

The Two Squares House by 24 7 Arquitetura is a residential project that consists of three separate blocks connected by two small squares covered by the slab of the bedrooms above. The garage, social, and barbecue with laundry blocks are surrounded by landscaping and Goiás stone pavers. The mixed structure of exposed concrete slabs with metal beams helps solve the spans of the three volumes of the ground floor without the presence of pillars, making the sensation of a large, connected span between interior and exterior even more interesting. The upper level features an extensive and wide lateral corridor that brings the idea of a covered balcony to the bedrooms and the family's more intimate TV room. The house is naturally illuminated and ventilated, providing cross ventilation from end to end, both on the ground floor and on the upper floor.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#concrete#integration