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Coffee Bar in San Francisco by jones | haydu

Sunday, August 23rd, 2015

Article source: v2com

jones | haydu has won a Merit Award for Interior Architecture from the American Institute of Architects San Francisco for their work on Coffee Bar Kearny.The primary objective for this tiny cafe in the heart of downtown San Francisco was to bring epicurean level coffee at a rate and speed to meet the Financial District’s demands while simultaneously revitalizing a stretch of sidewalk that has been fallow for over twenty years. Coffee Bar serves as a workshop to explore, experiment, and embrace the trends of the coffee industry.

View from across Kearny Street, Image Courtesy © Art Gray

View from across Kearny Street, Image Courtesy © Art Gray

  • Architects: jones | haydu 
  • Project: Coffee Bar
  • Location: San Francisco, California, United States
  • Photography: Art Gray

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Paradise Valley Fire Station 1 in Arizona by LEA Architects

Saturday, August 1st, 2015

Article source: LEA Architects

Paradise Valley Fire Station No. 1 was designed by LEA Architects (a Father/Son Architect team of Larry Enyart, FAIA, LEED Fellow and Lance Enyart, AIA, LEED AP) to integrate into a natural desert hillside site in Paradise Valley Arizona.

Image Courtesy © LEA Architects

Image Courtesy © LEA Architects

  • Architects: LEA Architects
  • Project: Paradise Valley Fire Station 1
  • Location: Arizona, United States

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Google Tech Corners in Sunnyvale, CA by Valerio Dewalt Train Associates

Wednesday, July 29th, 2015

Article source: SEFAR® Architecture

Google’s headquarters, referred to as the Googleplex, in Sunnyvale, CA, uses SEFAR® Architecture’s TENARA Fabric to shade the central plaza of a recent campus expansion – and the fabric has completely transformed the newly-outfitted space.

Image Courtesy © SEFAR® Architecture

Image Courtesy © SEFAR® Architecture

  • ArchitectsValerio Dewalt Train Associates
  • Project: Google Tech Corners
  • Location: Sunnyvale, CA, United States
  • Software used: mpanel in Rhino
  • Engineer: Thornton Tomasetti
  • Installer: Duvall Design Inc.

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Reinventing Palm Beach Style in United States by Les Ensembliers

Saturday, September 6th, 2014

Article source: Les Ensembliers

Residential Interior Design, Cottage + Country house, Garden + Terrace, Kitchen + Bathroom, Luxury, Residential Architecture Montreal, Canada, 2014-08-29 . With its subtle play on contrasts, connections, and harmonies, the interior design of a Florida villa by Les Ensembliers reinvents Palm Beach style.

Image Courtesy © Les Ensembliers

Image Courtesy © Les Ensembliers

  • Architects: Les Ensembliers
  • Project: Reinventing Palm Beach Style
  • Location: Palm Beach, United States

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Artists’ Studio Bridge in San Diego, United States by Safdie Rabines Architects

Friday, August 29th, 2014

Article source: Safdie Rabines Architects

The studio project is for two artists wishing to create a new work space while minimizing the impact of any new construction on the natural landscape of their property. The studio is located to the rear of their home, connecting it to a beautiful portion of the site which prior to the addition was inaccessible.

Image Courtesy © Artists' Studio

Image Courtesy © Artists’ Studio

Architects: Safdie Rabines Architects
Project: Artists’ Studio Bridge
Location: San Diego, United States
Photography: Artists’ Studio (more…)

City of Santa Monica Parking Structure #6 in California, United States by Behnisch Architekten

Wednesday, August 13th, 2014

Article source: Behnisch Architekten

The City of Santa Monica (CoSM) Parking Structure #6 in downtown Santa Monica serves several major local and tourist destinations. The public parking structure was completed in December 2013.

Image Courtesy © David Matthiessen

Image Courtesy © David Matthiessen

  • Architects: Behnisch Architekten
  • Project: City of Santa Monica Parking Structure #6
  • Location: California, United States
  • Photography: David Matthiessen
  • Software usedAutoCAD

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RED Distribution, Division of SONY in New York City by Spacesmith

Tuesday, June 24th, 2014

Article source: Spacesmith

Spacesmith is pleased to announce the completion of the new headquarters for RED, a division of Sony Music Entertainment. The award-winning leader in music distribution and development requested a dynamic, collaborative environment with flexibility to accommodate music industry events.

In designing a space with a strong New York City vibe, a creative visual identity and a nod to the music industry, we tailored the space to RED’s unique and diverse culture.

Image Courtesy © Eduard Hueber

Image Courtesy © Eduard Hueber

  • Architects: Spacesmith
  • Project: RED Distribution, Division of SONY
  • Location: New York City, United States
  • Photography: Eduard Hueber
  • Client: RED Music/Sony Music
  • Client Representative: CBRE
  • General Contractor: Accord Contracting
  • MEP: JFK&M

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La Boutique in New York City by EOA/Elmslie Osler Architect

Tuesday, April 29th, 2014

Article source: EOA/Elmslie Osler Architect 

The new offices of the Paris based digital photo retouching studio B’Pong were designed to help launch their presence in New York City. The entry space and central conference area are wrapped in stacked homasote, to create a sense of mass and weight, a counterpoint to the light coming from skylights above. The workspace beyond is accessed through a door in the mass and reveals glowing workstations. These are encased in corrugated resin and perforated metal screen, creating a moiré effect around the desks.

Image Courtesy © EOA/Elmslie Osler Architect

Image Courtesy © EOA/Elmslie Osler Architect

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Moraga Residence in California by Jennifer Weiss Architecture

Saturday, December 14th, 2013

Article source: Jennifer Weiss Architecture

This interior architectural remodel transformed an existing awkward, dark, ranch house into a modern, light and view filled space – with a limited budget.   With strategic moves, the interior architecture was transformed.   The plan was rationalized:  the kitchen was almost tripled in size; the plan was made efficient; an entry way was gained by creatively modifying a hallway;  relocating the laundry area created room for a new office, created privacy for the powder room, and allowed for a much needed storage wall for the children.   Exterior windows and doors were replaced with wider, taller, stained wood openings.   Phase II includes work to the exterior architecture of the house and began in the fall of 2013.

Image Courtesy © Lucas Fladzinski

  • Architects: Jennifer Weiss Architecture
  • Project: Moraga Residence
  • Location: California, United States
  • Photography: Lucas Fladzinski

AN APARTMENT BUILDING in New York by Studio Daniel Libeskind

Saturday, December 14th, 2013

Article source: Studio Daniel Libeskind

New York, NY  — Studio Daniel Libeskind has just unveiled the design for a residential building in Berlin that, upon completion in 2015, is expected to brighten the already emerging neighborhood of Chausseestrasse.  With large angular windows designed to catch maximum light, canted walls, and a metallic-coated ceramic façade, the 107,000 sq. ft. (10,000 m2) Chausseestrasse 43 occupies the corner of a block in central Berlin. Says the architect: “Even as my studio is often called upon to design skyscrapers these days, I continue to love to build homes, the basic unit of human life.”

Image Courtesy © PX2

  • Architects: Studio Daniel Libeskind
  • Project: AN APARTMENT BUILDING
  • Location:  New York, United States
  • Photography: PX2, Ilan Besor



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