atelier Stéphane Fernandez . + tectónica blog
Nommé pour le prix de la Première Œuvre 2004 “Le Moniteur”. Sélectionné à l’European architecture award ” Luigi Cosenza 2004″, Italie. Distinction pour le “Bauwelt prize 2005”, Allemagne. Continue reading 142 Stéphane Fernandez
The numbers of students enrolled at the Technical University of Delft has increased dramatically in recent years.
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Eero Lunden Studio . PinkCloud.DK
Can the experience of art be enhanced through architecture?
White walls + Isolated Rooms = Good museum? In collaboration with Eero Lunden Architects, our design of the Serlauchius Museum extension seeks to deviate from that mantra by developing an architecture that directly facilitates human interaction with art. It is our firm belief that the experience of art can be enhanced through innovative architecture and new spatial experiences.The design of the Serlachius Museum seeks to achieve two main goals: to create an inspiring piece of architecture that will enhance the image of Serlachius Art Musuem globally and to provide a truly unique museum experience by connecting visitors with the art like never before. Continue reading 144 Eero Lunden Studio . PinkCloud.DK
courtesy of Mateusz Adamczyk -BudCud- . Marcin Kwietowicz . photos: Jan Smaga
Young architects dream about designing and building big houses.
However, the reality is quite the opposite – they work on small scale commissions.
FiuFiu boutique is one of those petite spaces and its concept is based on yearning for making homes even of paper-mache.
Bright forms on frigid blue background recall enchanted atmosphere of Scanidinavian landscape (or its imaginary archetype), because all the shop items originate from there.
Extra long gable house, looking like being freehand drawn by a child, is cut in three with red steel blades and slightly shifted to create complementary space for a cash desk, a fitting room and storage space.
Each of acquired spaces is furnished with same simple items such as rails, ledges and lamps.
Steel coulisses optically shorten long, enlighten only from one side room and encourage a passer-by to enter the shop and indulge in scandinavian atmsphere.
When looking at the small houses from the outside, it is finally possible to see their genuine nature- solid and beautiful wooden structure. Raw carpentry is emphasized by the use of snowwhite interiors of the volumes.
This nordic fairy tale cottage was put ‘ad hoc’ in an existing space, where the only inference was painting the walls and ceiling in one colour. The light reflected from these plains enters the houses, making the shop interior even lighter and more spacious. Nordic bonbon.
Mateusz Adamczyk, Marcin Kwietowicz Continue reading 145 Adamczyk . Kwietowicz
Tomohiro Hata Architect and Associates . Photos © Toshiyuki Yano . + contemporist
The client family of this house needed many small rooms.
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