A great factory reconversion by British practice Dow Jones Architects with a great mixture of brick, wood and concrete.
Architect’s description and more images after the break.
British practice Dow Jones Architects sent us this house renovation with a good use of brick.
More images and drawings after the break.
In October 2007, Dow Jones Architects won an architectural competition to redesign the museum. The competition brief asked for a new gallery space where temporary exhibitions could be housed in secure and environmentally-controlled conditions.
Text description and more photographs and drawings after the break.
OFIS_open archive files 98-11 / OFIS Arhitekti
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We recently had the pleasure of having Steven Ehrlich visit our office and give a talk about his work. He is as personable as his work is fascinating. He left us with a recently published book of his work…
Encyclopedia of Detail in Contemporary Residential Architecture
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