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Sep 07
Number one, above, is a Swedish take on a North American phenomenon – the golf and country club residential village.
Sep 06
A4estudio present us with this masterpiece of concrete, glass and aluminum located in Mendoza, Argentina. The low profile home shows a combination of materials that ties to the landscape. Boulders and stone walls seems to emerge and meet the cantilevered concrete structure and the middle outdoor space, acting more like an industrial atrium and bringing sun and green to the inside through the glass panels and doors. The interior is fresh and pristine where furniture seems playful and at ease instead of rigid and subject to a grid. The mosaic pool is a nice touch and the entertainment wall with a bunch of speakers makes it seem like you’re at a concert. Continue reading »
Apr 22
Texas architecture firm bodron+fruit has a beautiful new construction project, the Fort Worth House. Continue reading »
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Sited on a vacant corner in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, this newly constructed house by Qbstitches itself into the neighborhood by responding to local cues. Curved brick corners negotiate the irregular street grid, while the cadence of typical rowhouses and a palette of brick volumes and stone bases are translated into a new vocabulary. I might have to do a drive-by, since it’s so close to me.
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