Accent Jobs for People by BURO II in Roeselare, Belgium

Buro II has designed a building project Accent Jobs for People in Roeselare, Belgium. This project is addition of a new building in this context spatial, where every frame of reference is missing, is a real challenge, because such implants can not do more than continue the current trend of ribbon development. The implantation of [...]

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Marine Series by Alexander Lotersztain in Australia

Australian designer Alexander Lotersztain has created a garden furniture Marine Series is Brisbanee. Designs that take ispiration from the aesthetics and workmanship luxury yacht, combining sleek lines and cutting edge materials to shape a comfortable seating arrangement and refused to waste the modular design offers flexibility. This collection was produced by Street and Garden Furniture [...]

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Royèroid Sofa and Armchair by Robert Stadler in Paris

Robert Stadler has created Royèroid modern sofas and chairs. This collection is on display at Carpenters Workshop Gallery booth during Design Miami/Basel show in Basel, Switzerland. Royère trying to unify the various elements of a seat to form a unity which is more abstract. He managed to create a sculpture that is useful with ergonomic [...]

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18th Avenue Residences By Dwell Development in Seattle, Washington

Dwell Development is the company to in Seattle, Washington who had just completed the construction of single family homes in the Beacon Hill neighborhood in Seattle. Houses, including a number of sustainable features, and as a result of this project is selected by the Built Green ™ program as a case study for building their [...]

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Interior of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Barcelona

Designer Patricia Urquiola responsible for the interior design of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel just opened in Barcelona. This project reflects the character, go to the cosmopolitan Mediterranean metropolis where the hotel stands, together with a seal which is obvious from the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group. Simplicity linear building, which was once the head office of [...]

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Vertical House By Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects in Venice, California, USA

Vertical house, 2400 square foot residence located along the active Pacific Avenue in Venice, California, starting from pre-established response to front and rear yard by a balanced articulation of the skin at all faces. A simple materials, fiber cement board, has been innovative used in conjunction with three types of colored glass. Circulation and the [...]

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