ArchShowcase Archive for May 14th, 2020Casa Lupita in Mérida, Mexico by Binomio TallerThursday, May 14th, 2020Article source: Binomio Taller Located in Merida, Yucatan’s Historic Center, Casa Lupita pays tribute to the classic colonial architecture of its historic neighborhoods. This project involved restoration as well as architectural, interior, furniture and landscape design.  Image Courtesy © Binomio Taller
ZOOM TOGOSHI GINZA in Tokyo, Japan by KEY OPERATION INC. / ARCHITECTSThursday, May 14th, 2020Article source: KEY OPERATION INC. / ARCHITECTS Nine-story flat is located near Togoshi Ginza Shopping Area. We studied maximum effective usage in an area of 500 square meters. The building is located in Low-rise building within residential districts and High-rise building within neighborhood commercial districts. The third, fourth, and fifth-floor are recessed in accordance with sun shadow control volumetric calculation.  Image Courtesy © Motokazu Kidani
Sovremennik Apartment Building in Moscow, Russia by AI StudioThursday, May 14th, 2020Article source: AI Studio AI Studio “crowns” neo-classical Moscow apartment building with contemporary extension Carefully restored neo-classical facades and a newly covered courtyard rooted in traditional Russian architecture are crowned by an expansive contemporary upper extension to this Moscow apartment block, which has been reimagined by London-based AI Studio.  Image Courtesy © Dmitriy Chebanenko
Villa Malgrats in Santa Ponsa, Spain by GRAS Reynés ArquitectosThursday, May 14th, 2020Article source: GRAS Reynés Arquitectos A summer house for a Barcelona family in Mallorca. Villa Malgrats honours the Malgrats islands just in front of the house; takes the name and the concept is conceived around the magnificent views to the islands. A great location in the southwest of Mallorca by the coast, but with a house and a road in between the property and the sea. The goal of the design is to bring the islands to the house and embrace it, no matter if the property is not front line.  Image Courtesy © Tomeu Canyellas Moragues
Kind of blue in Florence, Italy by eutropia architetturaThursday, May 14th, 2020Article source: eutropia architettura We are on the hills of Florence, in Tuscany, Italy. As in a jazz song, this house is articulated according to a clear rule: open spaces and lots of light. But even the strictest of rules requires improvisation: therefore the blue color becomes the exception. We find it in the decomposed geometries of the ceramic coverings, or dosed in large homogeneous surfaces, the color becomes the protagonist of the space, giving freshness, dynamism, originality and cheerfulness to the home project. A house on two floors, where all spaces, even the smallest and apparently uncomfortable ones, have been optimized and used to the best, using custom-made furnishings and ad hoc solutions to solve with creativity what only apparently seemed a limit.  Image Courtesy © eutropia architettura
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