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Tuesday, November 14th, 2017
Article source: Gardner Architects LLC
The Intracoastal Waterway runs along the east coast of the United States, connecting the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico and comprising many kinds of waterways. This project sits on one of those waterways – the Lewes and Rehoboth Canal – in a coastal maritime forest with sandy dunes, and facing grassy marshes and perennial wetlands.
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- Architects: Gardner Architects LLC
- Project: Home on the intracoastal waterway
- Location: Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, USA
- Photography: JOHN COLE
- Software used: Autocad, SketchUp
- Project Size in Square Feet: 3500 sf
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Tags: Delaware, USA
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Tuesday, November 14th, 2017
Article source: derksen|windt architecten
For the extension of this house in the famous Dutch flowerbulb area, derksen|windt architecten made a design based on the experience of the transition from the inside to the outside. The old house (the inside) and the garden with the flowerbulb fields behind it (the outside) are beautifully connected by this distinctive and sharply detailed extension.
 Image Courtesy © Stijnstijl Fotografie
- Architects: derksen|windt architecten
- Project: Contemporary extension to a house as an indispensable connection between the inside and outside
- Location: Netherlands
- Photography: Stijnstijl Fotografie
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Tags: Netherlands
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Tuesday, November 14th, 2017
Article source: DAVIDE MACULLO ARCHITECTS
Our design is an articulated construction meant for the enjoyment of the spaces for many years to come.
From afar the building is a marker in the landscape, it expresses a meaning already suggested by its context. From close up, it is a collection of many things and from within, a world, that changes with the passing of the hours of the day and the days of the year.
 Image Courtesy © Alexandre Zveiger
- Architects: DAVIDE MACULLO ARCHITECTS
- Project: Swiss house xxxiv
- Location: Galbisio, Switzerland
- Photography: Alexandre Zveiger
- Client: Renato Bison
- Design collaborators: Michele Alberio
- Construction/Site Management: Edy Toscano SA, Mesocco, CH
- Landscape architect: Davide Macullo Architects, Lugano , CH
- Structural engineer: Edy Toscano SA, Rivera, CH
- Building engineer, acoustics: EcoControl SA, Locarno, CH
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Tags: Galbisio, Switzerland
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Monday, November 13th, 2017
Article source: kresings architektur
Pollença is a northern town of Mallorca that is well known for its lively Sunday market. Other wellknown attractions include the Calvary Steps, an ancient stairway that leads to the top of Mount Calvary; and the Roman Bridge, also known as the Pont Romà.
A short distance and parallel to Pollença’s Main Square, one finds the small street Carrer del Sol. This Medieval street is representative of Pollença’s cultivated approach to architecture and craftsmanship. This is also where House N° 3 is located.
 Image Courtesy © Mensing and Münster
- Architects: kresings architektur
- Project: CarRer del Sol N° 3
- Location: Pollença (Mallorca), Spain
- Photography: Roman Mensing and Münster
- Software used: Vectorworks
- Client: Kilian Kresing
- Project leader: Kilian Kresing
- Project staff: Raúl Zinni-Gerk
- Area: 125 m2
- completion: 2017
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Tags: Pollença, Spain
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Monday, November 13th, 2017
Article source: MAMOUT architectes
The house is located in a street lined with typical 19th century twin worker houses. A local regulation requires that any new construction has to take over the traditional typology of small houses with pitched roof.
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- Architects: MAMOUT architectes
- Project: Edouard Michiels
- Location: Rue Edouard Michiels, Uccle 1180, Brussels, Belgium
- Photography: Michiels rue, michiels, Michiels jardin
- Software used: Vectorworks
- Structure: JZH & Partners
- Construction: CREHABITAT + JW BatiDecor Sprl
- Date: 2017
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Tags: Belgium, Brussels
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Monday, November 13th, 2017
Article source: Lautenbag Architectuur
We were asked to thoroughly renovate an original Dutch farmhouse from 1831 in Oudebildtzijl. The clients wish was to enlarge the front house with a significant part of the old stables. The size and height of the stables gave us great tools to work with.
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Tags: Oudeblidtzijl, The Netherlands
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Monday, November 13th, 2017
Article source: DAVIDE MACULLO ARCHITECTS
Swiss House Rossa represents the constant commitment to build with respect for the places we inhabit and to make every effort in helping our understanding of civilisation. This is an opera that lies on the cusp between art and architecture, a living sculpture. Alongside its primary role in protecting man from the elements, it is an architecture that needs art to complete it.
 Image Courtesy © Alexandre Zveiger
- Architects: DAVIDE MACULLO ARCHITECTS (Daniel Buren & Davide Macullo)
- Project: Swisshouse Rossa
- Location: Rossa, Calanca Valley, Graubünden, Switzerland
- Photography: Alexandre Zweiger
- Software used: Autocad
- Client: Oksana Kudin, Davide Macullo
- In collaboration with: Galleria Continua
- Other in situ artists work: Miki Tallone, Flavio Paolucci, Adoka Niitsu.
- Construction/Site Management: Davide Macullo Architects – Lugano TI
- Landscape architect: Davide Macullo Architects – Lugano TI
- Interior design: Davide Macullo Architects – Lugano TI
- Structural engineer concrete: Belletti Molinaro – Bellinzona TI
- Structural engineer wood: Frei Holzbau AG – Kriessern SG
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Tags: Graubunden, Switzerland
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Monday, November 13th, 2017
Article source: Cristián Axl Valdés
Build at southern Chile implies to design from up to down (like engineers do it). Therefore, all ambition and effort put into this house was to build a roof, as large as possible.
 Image Courtesy © Leo Basoalto
- Architects: Cristián Axl Valdés
- Project: House in Molco
- Location: Molco, Chile
- Photography: Leo Basoalto, Natalia Franco
- Collaborator: Jordan Quinteros
- Builder: Ramón Riquieros
- Structure: Wood and Steel
- Area: 120 m2
- Project Year: 2015
- Construction Year: 2015-2016
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Tags: Chile, Molco
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Monday, November 13th, 2017
Article source: tai_tai STUDIO
· It is a renovation design of an old wooden flat house.
· Old houses in this place near the sea are often built in a flat for wind protection.
· Since this house has been built for a long time, proper repair was necessary for structure and waterproofing.
· The lifestyle at the time of construction was outdated. Therefore, we had to change floor plan and increase flooring according to current lifestyle.
· By increasing the heat insulation performance of the insulation material and the window, the internal space can be increased widely and hight-celling.
· The internal space has been expanded by securing the structural balance while taking advantage of the existing building structure.
· We carefully arranged inexpensive industrial products (such as corrugated boards and windows of ready-made items) that can be obtained easily, and construction methods (such as boarding and plastering
 Image Courtesy © Hisashi Okamoto
- Architects: tai_tai STUDIO (Hidekazu wakabayashi)
- Project: Ichinomiya Flat-house renovation
- Location: Ichinomiya_town, Chiba, Japan
- Photography: Hisashi Okamoto
- Site area: 423.25㎡
- Architectural area: 105.58㎡
- Total floor area: 105.58㎡
- Completed: 2017
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Tags: Ichinomiya, Japan
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Friday, November 10th, 2017
Article source: BURNAZZI FELTRIN ARCHITECTS
CW apartment is located in an area on the south part of Trento, a green and rural cameo nestled inside the urban pattern. The flat is set in a new row house surrounded by fields mostly of which are apple orchards. Nearby a farm house, from the end of the nineteenth century, together with some one storey single family houses, recently built, marks out a low population density area. The furnishing project concerns both the day area and the night one, set on the same level: the ground floor. The family, which consists of three members, expressed to the designers the double need to stay with family, cooking or relaxing, and to share convivial moments with many friends during the weekend; the dining table and the kitchen are situated on the best windowed side of the apartment: the one towards the garden. The custom made furniture of the day area creates an efficient and versatile space, flexible to the different living needs; the fireplace, visible from all of the day area, designs an intimate space, relaxing and cozy.
 Image Courtesy © Carlo Baroni
- Architects: BURNAZZI FELTRIN ARCHITECTS
- Project: CW apartment
- Location: Trento, Italy
- Photography: Carlo Baroni
- Software used: Autocad, SketchUp
- Team: Elisa Burnazzi, Davide Feltrin
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Tags: Italy, Trento
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