Archive for the ‘Room’ Category
Wednesday, May 1st, 2013
Article source: Comodo and Cibic Workshop
A brand new hospitality concept. A low cost, essential housing module, made and conceived in jail with inmates. A proposal, a product, an exhibition featuring an idea for temporary and social housing, spread hotels, hostels. Can design be a mean for social innovation? Can it provide answers to new emerging needs? In other words, can it be a freedom tool?
Freedom room is a project developed by Aldo Cibic, Tommaso Corà, Marco Tortoioli Ricci in collaboration with one of the Italian High Security Prisons, Spoleto’s correctional facility. Comodo – a cooperative- has started since 2003 its education activities in that prison, dedicated to inmates’ professional training in design, grapichs and publishing.
 Image Courtesy © Alberto Parise
- Architects: Comodo and Cibic Workshop
- Project: Freedom Room
- Photography: Alberto Parise
- Team:
Cibic Workshop: Aldo Cibic, Tommaso Corà
Comodo: Marco Tortoioli Ricci
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Tuesday, April 9th, 2013
Article source: Studio Twenty Seven Architecture
Located in the upper room of an ambiguous row house along a typical street within the anonymous grid of a Washington DC neighborhood, the aspiration is a micro-expression of modern space and life as spectacle. The program takes a 650 square foot floor space and designs a master bedroom suite including bed area, closet, reading nook, and bathroom. To do this, all interior walls were removed to free this turn-of-the-century home’s compartmentalized space.
 Bedroom looking towards the bathroom : Image Courtesy © Hoachlander Davis Photography
Tags: DC, USA, Washington
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Tuesday, March 5th, 2013
Article source: Yuichi Yoshida Architects
It is the renovation of one room apartment of 40 years old for single male. Here we have combined color walls and wooden furniture, the floor, which was newly established in the gray color of the existing structural framework. I tried to make the subject of design and consumer electronics goods, such as goods, even the day brought us various goods in the room by it.
 Image Courtesy © HaineKusuki
Tags: Japan, Tokyo
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Friday, February 22nd, 2013
Article source: FORMA Design, Inc.
When the client hired FORMA for the addition of a private V.I.P. dining room for Paolo’s Restaurant in Reston, the mandate was to the point – ”I want a sexy room”. The challenge was wrapping a catering kitchen, bar, access to the existing kitchen and seating a maximum number of guests around the new space and making it all work.
 Image Courtesy © Goeffrey Hodgdon
- Architects: FORMA Design, Inc.
- Project: Paolo’s Restaurant V.I.P. Room
- Location: Reston, Virginia, USA
- Photography: Goeffrey Hodgdon
Tags: Reston, Virginia
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Monday, January 28th, 2013
Article source: Gemelli Design
The years when a person wants to have for the first time his own private space are in the teen ages. During this time the young person has a lot of physical and mental changes.
The room we created is for a 14 years old girl who is interested in the art, especially in the graphic design.
 Image Courtesy Gemelli Design
- Architects: Gemelli Design
- Project: “Attention! Private Space.” – A Teenage Room
- Design Studio: Gemelli Design
- Designers: Branimira Ivanova & Desislava Ivanova
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Friday, November 2nd, 2012
Article source: Gemelli Design Studio
The explosion of colors makes the residents really happier and more creative.
There is room for two little children- a girl and a boy.
The green color in the entrance has a form of an Avant-garde tree which says “Welcome” to you when you are coming home after your busy and stress day.
 Image Courtesy Gemelli Design Studio
- Architects: Gemelli Design Studio
- Project: Colors in Action
- Design Studio: Gemelli Design Studio
- Designers: Branimira Ivanova & Desislava Ivanova
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Tuesday, November 1st, 2011
The arbor is designed to accommodate a family of 15 persons.
The arbor’ floor has 3 distinct zones which the architects call ”kitchen-furnace”, “dining room-drawing room” and “terrace-scene”.
 Image Courtesy Ilya Ivanov
- Architects: Kerimov + Prishin Architects
- Project: The Arbor
- Location: Moscow, Russia
- Project team: Shamsudin Kerimov, Pavel Prishin
- Project area: 36 m2
- Project year: 2011
- Photographs: Ilya Ivanov
- Software used: 3dS Max and AutoCAD
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Tags: Moscow, Russia
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Saturday, October 29th, 2011
Article source: Studio Zero85
Renovation of the “trabocco” above a port canal in Pescara
The trabocco is an old “fishing machine” typical of the Adriatic coast. These construction consist of a platform set on pilots above the sea. Horizontally is fixed by long poles or antennas, carring a large fishing net stem out from the platform.
 Image Courtesy Sergio Camplone
- Architects: Studio Zero85
- Project: Trabocco: A Room Over the Sea
- Location: Molo nord, Pescara (PE), ITALY
- Design team: Mario Michetti, Giovanna Pizzella, Mirko Giardino
- Project area: area of trabocco 24 mq, area of platform 112 mq
- Project Year: 2005_2009
- Photographs: Sergio Camplone
- Structural enginee: Paolo Cerasoli
- Furniture: euVivo, pescara
- Software used: Vectorworks
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Tags: Italy, Molo nord
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Wednesday, June 22nd, 2011
Article source: Living Architecture and Artangel
David Kohn Architects and artist Fiona Banner have been selected to design A Room for London, a temporary installation that will sit on top of the Queen Elizabeth Hall at Southbank Centre, London and be part of the London 2012 Festival.
 Night View
- Architect: Living Architecture and Artangel
- Name of Project: A Room for London
- Location: London, UK
- Project manager: McLennan project management
- Quantity surveyor: Boyden Group LLP
- Structural Engineer: Price & Myers
- M&E: Max Fordham LLP
- Main contractor and fabricator: Millimetre Ltd
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Tags: London, UK
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