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Aria Residential Building / Pargar Architecture and Design Studio
Blog | July 30, 2024
Aria Residential Building / Pargar Architecture and Design Studio

© Deed Studio & Bordbar + 17 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1003196/aria-residential-building-pargar-architecture-and-design-studio © Deed Studio & Bordbar Text description provided by the architects. Aria residential building is located in the district of Farmanieh in the north of Tehran which is a green area with great views. The site access is easy due to the potential of…

surrealist's home becomes petit hotel over cadaqués
Blog | July 29, 2024
surrealist’s home becomes petit hotel over cadaqués

AN ARTIST’S HOTEL OVER CADAQUÉS   Stretching along Catalonia‘s northeastern shore is Costa Brava, the wild coastline of rocky coves and scenic fishing villages. Here can be discovered the seaside town of Cadaqués, hidden behind the dramatic landscape sloping down to the Mediterranean Sea. From a distance, the place appears as a cluster of white stones climbing the hilly coast,…

Worker’s Pavilion / NO Architects Designers and Social Artists
Blog | July 28, 2024
Worker’s Pavilion / NO Architects Designers and Social Artists

© Divya Rajesh + 20 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1003311/workers-pavilion-no-architects-designers-and-social-artists © Divya Rajesh Text description provided by the architects. Worker’s pavilion  – Architecture needs a change. We believe that beyond the projects that clients bring to us, it is about carefully observing and identifying the needs of the society and providing technical solutions that can address…

Inside Architecture and Design Trends to Attract a New Generation of Senior Living Residents
Blog | July 27, 2024
Inside Architecture and Design Trends to Attract a New Generation of Senior Living Residents

As senior living operators look to serve a future generation of older adults, they are in turn designing communities to go bigger on themes such as luxury, wellness, and intergenerational connectivity. Operators, designers and developers are looking to designs with open-kitchen concepts, high-end finishes and biophilic design to keep their communities attractive and full in the future. But as they…

Tianyuhe Rural Design Center / FARchitect
Blog | July 23, 2024
Tianyuhe Rural Design Center / FARchitect

Courtesy of FARchitect + 37 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1013625/tianyuhe-rural-design-center-farchitect Area Area of this architecture project Area:  450 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2023 Courtesy of FARchitect Background. Since 2020, FARchitect has participated in the Tianyuhe Village landscape beautification project as the design party, and established close connections and trust with the…

Wellness at the heart of Plus Architecture-designed boutique luxury residences on the Gold Coast
Blog | July 22, 2024
Wellness at the heart of Plus Architecture-designed boutique luxury residences on the Gold Coast

A new boutique residential development on the Gold Coast is redefining luxury living with the design centred on wellness. According to Kate Ockwell, associate and interior design lead at Plus Architecture, which designed Drift Residences, a collection of 50 boutique residences on the Gold Coast’s Main Beach, the demand for exclusive health and wellness amenities, which rose during the pandemic,…

Sunset House / One and a Half Architects
Blog | July 21, 2024
Sunset House / One and a Half Architects

© DOF Sky|Ground + 17 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1007336/sunset-house-one-and-a-half-architects Area Area of this architecture project Area:  1100 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2022 Photographs Lead Architects: Wichan Kongnok, Jarupong Ng-sirisakul © DOF Sky|Ground Project Objective – This house is built on land with a central golf course area. The rear of…

'Harnessing the elements rather than fighting the environment'
Blog | July 20, 2024
‘Harnessing the elements rather than fighting the environment’

Photo Credit: Daniel Joseph Chenin In the remote Nevada desert, far away from the glittering lights of Las Vegas, sits a 7,800-square-foot stone residence that combines ancient building techniques with modern technology. At first glance, the structure resembles a fort because of its 28-foot-tall rotunda in the middle, but it’s actually a five-bedroom home that blends right into the arid…

17 Contemporary Homes With Modern Curb Appeal
Blog | July 19, 2024
17 Contemporary Homes With Modern Curb Appeal

Contemporary homes, featuring simple forms and geometric lines, fit today’s lifestyles. The architecture encompasses a variety of distinctive elements, often featuring unconventional shapes and innovative details. These contemporary homes showcase innovative materials with an updated and distinctly modern feel. Contemporary Architecture Edmund Barr Contemporary architecture has a broad definition, which means homes of this style often vary widely in appearance….

CookFox Architects adds tiered extension to historic New York apartment building
Blog | July 18, 2024
CookFox Architects adds tiered extension to historic New York apartment building

Local studio CookFox Architects has added an extension to an early 1900s building in the Upper West Side, paying homage to its historic character. The 378 West End Avenue project consisted of restoring the facade of a pre-existing building while extending the structure externally and internally with a 19-storey apartment building made-up of red and white-brick clad volumes. CookFox Architects…