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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
‘maroubra house’ by mck architects in sydney, australia (designboom)
double height space off of living room (designboom)
Concrete House II by A-Cero (via Dezeen)
exploring the notion of the individual family member as a basic unit of a house, the design of the living spaces are approached similarly to creating pocket parks in a city, resulting in a dwelling that is at once individually private yet open and well connected. (miyahara architect office: house IN)
Family House In Pavilniai Regional Park / Architectural Bureau G.Natkevicius ( ArchDaily)
‘zero’ by snøhetta by night image © designboom (via snøhetta: zero)
The Vivienda 19 house is a beautiful house in Pozuelo de Alarcon, Madrid and was designed by A-cero Architects. The garage is located in the basement of the house, while the more important areas of the house such as the living and dining rooms are located on the first floor. All of the bedrooms and private rooms are on the third floor. (via WANKEN - The Blog of Shelby White » Vivienda 19 House)
nanjing china’s newest cultural facility, the ‘nanjing museum of art and architecture’ by steven holl architects is now complete. regarded as the gateway to a new cultural development, the museum explores shifting viewpoints and layers of space reminiscent of spatial compositions seen in traditional chinese paintings. (steven holl)
eduardo souto de moura wins the 2011 pritzker prize (d)
Dutch firm Hofman Dujardin Architects have completed this glazed villa in the Dutch countryside near Geldrop. (via Dujardin Architects)
© Lescano, Beviglia (via Plataforma Arquitectura)
for this year’s milan design week, internationally-renowned architect richard meier has designed ‘mutated panels’, an installation created with italian cement company italcementi and building specialist styl-comp group. the project is a part of mutant architecture & design, an event focused on new approaches and methods in flexible and sustainable structures, organized by interni magazine. (via richard meier architects: mutated panels)
