Showing posts with label cube architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cube architecture. Show all posts

House Ijburg Textured Brick Wall Facade

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The house comprised of three bedrooms, a small bathroom, toilet and a 'multipurpose hall' are situated on the groundfloor whereas the first floor remains completely open for living, cooking and eating, flooded with daylight.
The multipurpose hall on the groundfloor could act as an enteryzone, as well as an artist studio, workdesk, laundrette and playground. Storage and service spaces are invisibly integrated in thick walls keeping the livingspaces as open, transparent and flexible as possible.Read more [ via : nhit-shis ]


The Cube by Make Architects | hotel architecture

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The Cube is the final phase of Birmingham’s Mailbox development and one of Make’s largest buildings to date, made up of a broad mix of uses including offices, apartments, retail units, restaurants, an automated car park, a boutique hotel, spa facilities and the city’s first rooftop restaurant.
Over half the residential apartments were sold off-plan and the Highways Agency has let 50 per cent of the office space. The rooftop restaurant and bar have been let by Marco Pierre White and the hotel and spa by Sanguine Hospitality for an Indigo hotel , Read more [ via :  archiscene]

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Contemporary Architecture Poliform, New Flagship Store in Bahrain

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Italian furniture manufacturer Poliform have recently opened a new flagship store in Bahrain. Poliform has celebrated the recent opening of the new flagship store in Bahrain, giving evidence to the consolidated roots of the brand in the Arabian market.
Building like a white cube dipped in the middle of the square, cut with large windows that offer insight and high-end solutions for all interior needs.  What makes the brand unique is the great ability in customizing the products according to Client’s taste, who is followed in the entire realization of a custom-made Home-project. Read more [ via : iransdesign ]




Italian House Architecture Design by Andrea Oliva

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When you live in a block of flats you don’t get to choose the architecture of the building because it’s already there. The same thing happens when you buy a house already built by somebody else. But you get to choose the exact architecture you want to apply when building your own house. And at that moment you can
choose either a traditional architecture or a modern one or whatever you might like. Let me give you some ideas. The Italian architect Andrea Oliva offers you some great ideas about the modern Italian architecture design.



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modern architecture : Apartment In Katayama

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This apartment building designed by Mitsutomo Matsunami looks stunning! The fact that the houses next doors only have 2 floors, makes this 7 story high building even more majestic. It’s build on a 110.55m² piece of land and has a total floor of 341.38m². There are 10 apartments in the building, measuring between 23.2m² and 35.7m², which is tiny compared to European ones.




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Habitat 67 # 3 by Moshe Safdie cube modern architecture

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 Habitat '67 is a unique residential complex, which provides significantly higher density living than single family homes, while still providing many of the benefits of single family homes such as significant outdoor spaces for each home, and a sense of community.

Apartments in Habitat are formed from a handful of standard modules combined in a variety of interesting ways. These modules are arranged in such a way that each apartment has at least one garden terrace, on the rooftop of a unit below.

Different arrangements of these modules permitted the creation of a variety of different interior living space configurations. There are 354 such modules, each providing approximately 55 square meters (600 sq ft) of living space. Originally there were 16 such apartment types, and a total of 158 apartments. The modular nature of the building has permitted apartment owners to combine their unit with a neighboring unit, essentially adding additional modules to their home. As a result, there are now slightly fewer apartments. Apartments in the complex now range from 1 to 8 modules in size, with the majority being either 2 or 3 modules.

To help create a sense of community, access to individual apartments is by a series of outdoor walkways, or "pedestrian streets". These walkways connect a number of community spaces together with the personal entrances to each home in the complex.

Another unique aspect of Habitat '67 is that the modules were prefabricated, and assembled on site by stacking one atop the other.

Moshe Safdie's design for Habitat grew out of his 1961 thesis design project and work he did as part of his university studies. The concept underwent a number of design revisions before being built for the 1967 World Fair in Montreal. Part of the original design that is notably is the encoproation of a variety of shops, cultural spaces and other facilities to create a complete community. Instead, Habitat ended up being an almost exclusively residential building.

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