ArchShowcase Author ArchiveVip Cata in Phuket Province, Thailand by LTD Multiplex – 3D visualisation studioWednesday, June 13th, 2018Article source: LTD Multiplex – 3D visualisation studio The hotel is located on the island of Phuket in Thailand. It consists of 4 buildings. On the territory there are cafes, restaurants, swimming pools and a children’s water park. Also in the plans to build a two-storey Vip villa with a sitting area on the roof.  Image Courtesy © LTD Multiplex – 3D visualisation studio
A Draped Wall in Ikebukuro, Japan by Tailored design Lab.Wednesday, June 13th, 2018Article source: Tailored design Lab This project is to renovate 19-year-old apartment in Minami-Ikebukuro. The building is located in very convenient and busy neighborhood, which is a few minutes walk from one of biggest terminal station in Tokyo.  Image Courtesy © Yuji Nishijima
Reconstruction of an Attic Flat in Ostrovského, Czech Republic by LOOOOXWednesday, June 13th, 2018Article source: LOOOOX Original condition before reconstruction – the original condition of the flat was a little confusing and at first did not look like it needed major reconstruction, only minor modifications. After the original owner moved out, the shortcomings of the original reconstruction work only done “to the eye”, became visible. Different types of flooring materials painted a single color (even over the tiles in the bathroom). The crookedness of floors, leaking windows etc. The standard of the original reconstruction was set very low from today’s point of view.  Image Courtesy © Martin Zeman
Iconweb Offices in Pontevedra, Spain by NAN ArquitectosWednesday, June 13th, 2018Article source: NAN Arquitectos An old billiard, well known in the city, became in to a place to develop digital marketing. The space retains much of its original appearance because the idea was keep alive the “spirit” of the place giving a playful appearance in order to favor fluency in the communications as well as the exchange and relations among workers.  Image Courtesy © Iván Casal Nieto
Kentplus Yalova Wellness Spa & Resort in Turkey by Project Design GroupWednesday, June 13th, 2018Article source: Project Design Group KentPlus YALOVA Wellness SPA Resort in Armutlu – Yalova, a region with a rough topography, mild climate and a spectacular sea view in Turkey, offers a green life for its users as a mixed use complex that combines many different functions such as residential, hotel and social facilties. The area of KentPlus YALOVA Wellness SPA Resort designed by Project Design Group in the settlement of Dereliköy in Armutlu of Yalova, which is situated on land with an area of approximately 330.000 m², welcome people with its hill topography, mild climate and spectacular sea view and is set in green countryside, enabling resident to re-establish contact with nature.  Image Courtesy © Project Design Group
Luxurious Franschhoek Manor House in Africa by INHOUSEWednesday, June 13th, 2018Article source: INHOUSE Award-winning design studio, Inhouse, has completed the interior of a privately-owned manor house in Franschhoek in the picturesque Cape Winelands. The home was built from scratch in collaboration with Chris de Hart Architects with the aim of capturing the sweep of a spacious plantation-style country estate, with aesthetic touches inspired by the film Casablanca. The house features large custom-made French doors that open outwards onto courtyards and verandas that complement the landscape. Inside, the house is made up of spacious rooms with high ceilings that display ornate moulding and coffer details. These details are key decorative features and a strategic choice by Inhouse intended to soften the vastness of the space. A large collection of antique furniture was included in the design and Inhouse created an interior scheme that would be sympathetic to the finishing.  Image Courtesy © INHOUSE
FLAT Valencia in Spain by FRAN SILVESTRE ARQUITECTOSWednesday, June 13th, 2018Article source: FRAN SILVESTRE ARQUITECTOS Whitewashing, Enjalbegar in spanish, many languages have verbs that describe the action of lime painting the architectures to clean and embellish them. In this case it is about updating an apartment with a characteristic distribution of the Valencian expansion district. This type of buildings with a high depth of block and a small central courtyard determines the possible distributions. We approach this work in a systematic way, but here the action of whitewashing goes beyond the treatment of surfaces.  Image Courtesy © Diego Opazo
Platov Business Lounge in Rostov-on-Don, Russia by VOX ArchitectsWednesday, June 13th, 2018Article source: VOX Architects Rostov-on-Don is the southern capital of the Russian Federation, a large industrial and cultural center. Platov Airport is the largest transport hub of this rich region with a total area more than 50,000 sq.m. VOX Architects had a task to design a modern comfortable space for the International Business Lounge of the new Rostov-on-Don airport. The concept of the project conveys the natural beauty and richness of the southern region: the upper and lower reaches of the Don river, the valley of a deep river, overgrown shoals, the general feeling of warmth, space and abundance that everyone feels here.  Image Courtesy © Mamuka Khelashvili
House of Eirakusou in Toyonaka, Japan by Hayashi Taisuke Architecture LaboratoryTuesday, June 12th, 2018Article source: Hayashi Taisuke Architecture Laboratory This residential section is located in a longtime quiet residential section. In areas where land that is no longer live by the generational shift has been offered for sale , it is also where the popular people think is a candidate new homes of many.  Image Courtesy © Hayashi Taisuke Architecture Laboratory
Casa Forest in Basel, Switzerland by Daluz Gonzalez ArchitektenTuesday, June 12th, 2018Article source: Daluz Gonzalez Architekten The southward-sloping plot not far from basel is framed to the east and south by a beautiful deciduous forest. Breathtaking views into the dense, deep- green foliage in the summer and the leafless and airy branch structure in the winter were a decisive factor in calibrating the daylight and arranging the spaces in this home in interplay with the natural surroundings, becoming the leitmotif for the architecture.  Image Courtesy © Daluz Gonzalez Architekten
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