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East Lake Beach House / Robert M. Gurney, FAIA, Architect

January 13, 2020 Paula Pintos 0

Located just south of downtown Rehoboth, a beach town in Delaware, USA lies an unexpected small body of water.  Silver Lake forms the western border of the site for this project, a lot which extends east toward the Atlantic Ocean.  Taking advantage of the uniqueness of its location, the house was conceived from the inside out to focus on both the Silver Lake and the Atlantic Ocean views. The house becomes a series of indoor/outdoor spaces that maximize the views inherent to this site.

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Alpes São Chico Housing Complex / Porto Quadrado

January 13, 2020 Pilar Caballero 0

Having originally intended to build a single vacation home large enough to be shared by three families on two conjoined 6mx8m lots nestled in the woods of Rio Grande do Sul, the project took a radical turn in order to take advantage of the unique landscape and the vast vegetation. Instead of a single home, the architect utilized three separate structures to create a mixed indoor/outdoor living space with all the accoutrements of a conventional house such as bedrooms, living room, bathroom, kitchen, foyer and barbecue pit (which is essential in the state of Rio Grande do Sul). By optimizing the layout via integration of the outdoor environment, whereby the deck is the extension of the living room and the barbecue serves as a focal point of the foyer, the architect was able to address all of clients’ requirements.

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51-1 creates gives culinary school in Peru an industrial aesthetic

January 13, 2020 Jenna McKnight 0
Gastronomy and Hospitality School by 51-1

Peruvian studio 51-1 Arquitectos has completed an academic building in Lima that is meant to serve as a “gastronomic machine” for training culinary and hospitality students. The Gastronomy & Hospitality School is located on the campus of the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru, a private institution that was started in 1917. The university sits within the

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Final Call to Enter LafargeHolcim Awards with Prizes Totaling $2 Million USD

January 13, 2020 Rene Submissions 0

Entries in the 6th International LafargeHolcim Awards for sustainable construction will close on February 25, 2020. The competition seeks projects by professionals as well as bold ideas from the Next Generation that combine sustainable construction solutions with architectural excellence. The Awards accept projects and concepts from architecture, engineering, urban planning, materials science, construction technology, and other related fields.

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Taking Black And White Decor From Basic To Bold

January 13, 2020 HD Staff 0

Neutral decor doesn’t have to be basic, in fact, simple black and white decor can be brilliantly bold if balanced right. These three examples of modern home interiors follow a monochrome palette in three entirely different ways. In home number one we explore a predominantly pale design with well spaced punctuations of black. Home two […]

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Itacorubi House / Mari Girardi Arquitetos Associados

January 13, 2020 Andreas Luco 0

The clients requested a house that could satisfy the requirements of a family with small children, besides a good living area that could be opened to the greatest thing the land provides: the view. These needs also had to fit within the budget that the couple has set out to spend. 

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ACME reinterprets the traditional Kentish oast house as a modern family home

January 13, 2020 Amy Frearson 0
Bumpers Oast house by ACME exterior

Five tile-clad towers make up this house in southeast England, designed by ACME as a modern interpretation of a hop-drying kiln. Oast houses can be found all over the Kent countryside and today many of them are converted into homes. They would be built with pointed towers, so that hops harvested from the surrounding fields could be

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