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The Raw:almond pop up restaurant is the winning design by the British studio OS31 to be erected above a frozen river in Winnipeg, Canada. The restaurant will serve as an attraction to the Canadian city’s annual winter festival and will open to the public on January 22, 2015. Continue below for more of the design: More
Architects Filipe Pina & Maria Ines Costa designs a stunningly modern yet compacted house in Guarda, Portugal. “Located on the north-center of Portugal, the house was meant to combine the rural and the urban lifestyle. The lot is surrounded by different types of constructions, consequence of the informal settlements, characteristics of most Portuguese cities neighbourhoods.” […] More
Designed by the American architect Franky Gehry, the much anticipated Louis Vuitton museum located in France is finally completed. “From the invention of glass curved to the nearest millimetre for the 3,600 panels that form the Fondation’s twelve sails to the 19,000 panels of Ductal (fibre-reinforced concrete), each one unique, that give the iceberg […] More
The Nanjing Wanjing Garden Chapel was a project led by Zhang Lei of AZL Architects. The 200 square meter structure is bestowed beside a riverbank in a park, where it hosts weddings and other religious services. “This wood and steel structured chapel has gentle exterior shape as well as strong interior space infused with mysterious […] More
This proposed project by architects Karel Havliš, Filip Havliš, David Záme?ník and Ond?ej Novosad of Czech studio; Atelier 8000 implies a giant cube appearing to have landed on its side in a snowy mountain valley. It will facilitate dining and accommodation for those travelling across Slovakia’s High Tratras peaks. “In the context of the mountain peaks the sharp […] More
John Irons reimagines a minimalistic lamp by using as little material possible but possessing the same characteristics and functions that an average lamp would. “The concept behind Trace was to take the idea of the “lamp” and deconstruct it to its basic parts..” – John Irons Continue below for more of the design: More
Known for its impressively shaped projects architect Thomas Heatherwick and his studio have delivered an impressive design for the famed Bombay Sapphire. The site in the village of Laverstoke straddles the River Test, one of England’s finest chalk streams. Originally operating as a corn mill, the land was acquired in 1718 by Henry Portal and developed for […] More
Project for the Theatre de Stoep in Dutch town of Spijkenisse by architecture practice UNStudio was featured for the first time back in March of 2013. Back then the impressive building was only a rendering, today the doors of Spijkenisse’s theater are open to public. The design for the Theatre Spijkenisse focuses on the placement and […] More
The interior of a Modern Minimalist Apartment in Polish city of Gdynia is work of talented creatives at Dragon Art Design Studio. The apartment finished in 2013 is actually created from two smaller residential units merged into one, therefore the first stage of the project for the design studio involved construction changes. While the 2nd phase […] More
Tree House or as we called it The Black Glass house in Sydenham (East London) is work of Ian McChesney architecture practice, the project was completed this year. The practice won Planning Permission for this new five bedroom family house in the Sydenham Park Conservation area. We negotiated extensively with local Planners on the design. It was […] More
Architects at AEDAS prove the era of the skyscraper is not over yet with the presentation of their design for the Hengqin International Financial Center in the Chinese city of Zhuhai. The 334 meter high tower will not only house office space, but it will also accommodate lavish residential units placed in the main apartment tower. […] More
Home 11 project in Amsterdam is work of the prolific team at i29 Interior Architects who turned a former garage space into a lavish contemporary home. The space of 230 square meters spanning on one floor level is located in Amsterdam’s de Pijp area. Wood itself is used as one of the spotlighted materials, giving […] More