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Hepburn Spring Pods / CBG Architects
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Architects: CBG Architects
- Area: 850 m²
- Year: 2017
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Manufacturers: James Hardie Australia, Architrend, Capral, Decina Venice, James Hardie, +3
80Hz / Thomas Wing-Evans
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Architects: Thomas Wing-Evans
- Area: 20 m²
- Year: 2018
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Professionals: Sonar Sound, TTW
Bentwood / RITZ&GHOUGASSIAN
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Architects: RITZ&GHOUGASSIAN
- Area: 190 m²
- Year: 2017
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Professionals: Pop & Pac, U Wood Projects
Apple Unveils Greenest MacBook Ever, New iPad and Mac Mini
Apple has released new details about their MacBook Air, Mac Mini and iPad Pro. The MacBook Air has finally gotten the long-requested Retina Display, and the design has new features like its Touch ID fingerprint sensor. The broad redesign also extends to the new iPad Pro, where the design nearly gets rid of the bezel that has traditionally wrapped around the sides of the screen and Apple's Face ID facial recognition technology has been included in the tablet for the first time ever.
WeGrow / Bjarke Ingels Group
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Architects: Bjarke Ingels Group
- Area: 930 m²
- Year: 2018
Los Altos Poolhouse / Framestudio
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Architects: Framestudio
- Area: 540 ft²
- Year: 2016
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Manufacturers: Western Window Systems, 3Endless Pools, Marine-Grade, Stone Source, Volt, +2
HENN Selected to Redesign Europe's Largest Cultural Center
HENN have been selected to redesign the Gasteig, Europe's largest cultural center in Munich, Germany. The renovation and remodel aims to bring new life to the center after 30 years of use. Originally designed by the architecture partnership Raue, Rollenhagen, Grossmann and Lindemann, the Gasteig welcomes around two million visitors annually. The new design celebrates the building's role as a revered cultural hub and introduces a new glazed bridge to connect the existing parts of the building and bring transparency to the complex.
Synagogue and Community Center NBI / Nicolas Loi
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Architects: Nicolas Loi
- Area: 3800 m²
- Year: 2018
Peter Zumthor's Rammed Concrete Retreat for Living Architecture Nears Completion in England
Living Architecture has published photographs of the Peter Zumthor-designed “Secular Retreat” as it nears completion in Chivelstone, Devon. The retreat will be the Pritzker Prize-winning architect’s first permanent building in the UK.
The dramatic, layered concrete and glass retreat is the seventh commission in the Living Architecture series, “designed by leading artists and architects in distinctive, unique sites across England.
Apartment in Gracia / Kahane Architects + Maria Alarcón
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Architects: Kahane Architects, Maria Alarcón
- Area: 753 ft²
- Year: 2018
10 Years of WAF's World Building of the Year
Gubrandslie Cabin / Helen & Hard
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Architects: Helen & Hard
- Area: 110 m²
- Year: 2015
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Manufacturers: Novatop
To Design for the Elderly, Don't Look to the Past
When the world undergoes major changes (be it social, economic, technological, or political), the world of architecture needs to adapt alongside. Changes in government policy, for example, can bring about new opportunities for design to thrive, such as the influx of high-quality social housing currently being designed throughout London. Technological advances are easier to notice, but societal changes have just as much impact upon the architecture industry and the buildings we design.
An Architectural Guide to Dublin: 30 Things to See and Do in Ireland’s Capital
Dublin is one of the world’s most beloved cities. The Irish capital welcomes over 5.6 million tourists every year from around the world, seeking out the city’s red brick rows, cobblestone streets, and lush green parklands.
Dublin has good reason for being on any architect’s travel list. Modest Georgian tenements, sensitively altered by local architects, stand alongside major civil and public works by some of the world’s most renowned international firms, while warm art nouveau and art deco cafes sit alongside the sleek, modern headquarters of the world’s largest tech firms.
RIBA Publishes 'The Ten Primary Characteristics of Places Where People Want to Live'
The RIBA's ‘Ten Characteristics of Places Where People Want to Live’ combines a series of case studies that illustrate components of contemporary community housing design. This study was completed to identify and analyze specific, successful elements of past projects that can be easily incorporated into future projects not only in England but also internationally.
The study hopes to demonstrate to its readers the relationship between design quality and the rate of supply in the delivery of much needed well-built affordable housing. Each building example illustrates how appealing and successful design can be easily replicated.
OMA Set to Break Ground on Wilshire Boulevard Temple Expansion in Los Angeles
OMA will be breaking ground on their new design for Wilshire Boulevard Temple's expansion next month. The groundbreaking for the new Audrey Irmas Pavilion is scheduled for November 11. The $75-million project was designed by OMA partners Shohei Shigematsu and Rem Koolhaas. The three-story expansion will include space for the temple congregation, surrounding neighborhood and supportive services.