Rehabilitation of the old Jordão Theater and Garage Avenida / Pitagoras Group
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Architects: Pitagoras Group
- Area: 11400 m²
- Year: 2022
https://www.archdaily.com/994349/rehabilitation-of-the-old-jordao-theater-and-garage-avenida-pitagoras-groupSusanna Moreira
ZI House / vardastudio
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Architects: vardastudio
- Area: 226 m²
- Year: 2021
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Manufacturers: Rabel Aluminium Systems, FLOS, VitrA
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Professionals: Spc Metal, Praxis En Ergo, Loukas Yioukkas
https://www.archdaily.com/994553/zi-house-vardastudioPilar Caballero
100JOA New Construction of a House Between Dividing Walls/ Vallribera Arquitectes
https://www.archdaily.com/994508/100joa-new-construction-of-a-house-between-dividing-walls-vallribera-arquitectesAndreas Luco
"Architecture of the Future Should be in Harmony with Nature": In Conversation with Sou Fujimoto at the House of Music Hungary
The House of Music Hungary is one of the biggest cultural investments in the European Union. Designed by Sou Fujimoto Architects, it is becoming a hub for city dwellers and worldwide visitors wishing to attend concerts, visit the exhibition or record music in the building's open studios.
ArchDaily editors first got in touch with the Liget Budapest Project in the summer of 2021 and were treated to an impressive site visit at the House of Music Hungary. We were among a few select invitees that caught a glimpse of the finishing phases at one of the city's major projects located in its 200-year-old park. Developers and contractors were racing to catch up on the time they’d missed due to the pandemic – a challenge they certainly fulfilled, with the project completed in less than six years and being opened to the public in December 2021.
https://www.archdaily.com/990463/architecture-of-the-future-should-be-in-harmony-with-nature-in-conversation-with-sou-fujimoto-at-the-house-of-music-hungaryHana Abdel & Claire Brodka
Workspaces, Benches and Gardens: Interventions to Make the Most of Windows
Usually, a window is an exterior opening that provides lighting and ventilation to the interior of a building. This connection with the context, added to appropriate lighting, makes it fundamental in the house. It is possible to improve your design so that it has different uses. Therefore, we have compiled some tips on how to take advantage of the sill to assign new functions to a room.
https://www.archdaily.com/991021/workspace-bench-and-garden-some-interventions-to-make-the-most-of-windowsArchDaily Team
Monumen(t)huis Office Renovation / Declerck-Daels, Architecten
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Architects: Declerck-Daels, Architecten
- Area: 175 m²
- Year: 2020
https://www.archdaily.com/950965/monumen-t-huis-office-renovation-declerck-daels-architectenPilar Caballero
Bellerive Resort / AVA Architects
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Architects: AVA architects Viet Nam
- Area: 8718 m²
- Year: 2022
https://www.archdaily.com/994429/bellerive-resort-ava-architectsHana Abdel
Casa De Bouro / Mutant Arquitectura & Design
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Architects: Mutant Arquitectura & Design
- Area: 450 m²
- Year: 2022
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Manufacturers: BRUMA, Cortizo, Efapel, JNF
https://www.archdaily.com/994413/casa-de-bouro-mutant-arquitectura-and-designAndreas Luco
LE House / Arquitetos Associados
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Architects: Arquitetos Associados
- Area: 547 m²
- Year: 2020
https://www.archdaily.com/992723/le-house-arquitetos-associadosValeria Silva
Atelier Horto / Siqueira + Azul Arquitetura
https://www.archdaily.com/994321/atelier-horto-siqueira-plus-azul-arquiteturaAndreas Luco
Peter Courtney Minto Island Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge / Jiri Strasky + DOWL
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Architects: DOWL, Jiri Strasky
- Area: 813 m²
- Year: 2018
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Professionals: Organic Lighting Systems, Riverside, CA
https://www.archdaily.com/994373/peter-courtney-minto-island-bicycle-and-pedestrian-bridge-jiri-strasky-plus-dowlValeria Silva
Embracing the Curves: 28 Projects that Highlight One of 2022’s Dominating Interior Design Trends
Interior design has progressively become a subject of interest among architects and designers. Having spent more time indoors recently, practitioners have been experimenting with their spaces and exploring different approaches to scale, comfort, and aesthetics. Much like everything else, design is highly influenced by external factors; any change to people's lifestyle influences how they respond to it, whether consciously or subconsciously. And while this dynamic is often seen in fashion or graphic design, it has been noticeable in interior design as well. Following years of linear, clean-cut, and refined spaces, curved silhouettes were revived, becoming one of the dominating interior design trends across the world.
https://www.archdaily.com/990736/embracing-the-curves-28-projects-that-highlight-one-of-2022-s-dominating-interior-design-trendsDima Stouhi
Sustainable Research Building / Team MIMO + University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf
https://www.archdaily.com/994578/sustainable-research-building-team-mimo-plus-university-of-applied-sciences-dusseldorfAndreas Luco
The Circular Potential of Fiber Cement Cladding
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Sustainable cities demand sustainable solutions, which imply the development of a new mindset for the reformulation of conventional creation processes. Within the fight against climate change, the circular economy concept is known as a key factor for the sustainable solutions of the future. Part of this concept is known as circular design, which aims to transform the traditional paradigm of ‘using and throwing away’ into a commitment to reusing existing materials.
Circular design rethinks the creation process of products from the first steps, guiding architects and designers to create products that can be reused, recycled or transformed. Applying circularity in architecture opens the debate of rethinking the life cycle of construction materials. In this manner, fiber cement cladding –a combination of basic earth elements, mineral materials, water, air and fire, in a simple filtration process– proposes a design solution that meets the basic principles of circular construction. In addition to its composition, strength and durability, these products are designed as a system that can outlast a building's lifecycle.
https://www.archdaily.com/992677/the-circular-potential-of-fiber-cement-claddingCamila Prieto
Pioneering Women Architects: From Latin America to Spain
What are the stories of the first Ibero-American women architects? This is the main question we seek to answer in celebration of ArchDaily's theme: Women in Architecture.
Seeking to put their motivations, inspirations, and trajectories on the table, we carried out a research project to make visible and highlight some names that have not had their deserved recognition. Meet Doris Clark Núñez, Guadalupe Ibarra, Matilde Ucelay Maórtua, Filandia Pizzul, Dora Riedel, Luz Amorocho, María Luisa Dehesa, Arinda da Cruz Sobral, and Julia Guarino, below.
https://www.archdaily.com/990570/pioneering-women-architects-from-latin-america-to-spainFabian Dejtiar