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Top 5 Architectural Design Software Choices

December 10, 2010 by Dan

Top 5 Architectural Design Software

If you're looking for an architectural design software to start designing your future home, or probably to help you with your school projects, the following article will help you to make a wise choice regarding the best suited architectural design software for you. While I was student in … [Read more...]

L.E.FT | Baabdat Residence

December 5, 2010 by Dan

Baabdat Residence | L.E.F.T.

Courtesy of L.E.FT The Baabdat Residence is surely an inversion design of the traditional agricultural terracing. This results in stunning 180 degree views out to the mountains beyond, and a camouflaged home from above. Architects: L.E.FT Location: Baabdat, Lebanon Team: Daniel Colvard, … [Read more...]

Book Review: Interview With Delicious Storm | Allied Operations

November 28, 2010 by Dan

Allied Operations Covers

Our friend Si-Yeon, aka DELICIOUS STORM, aka "think tank" of the Allied Operations asked me to review his edition book called "Interview With Delicious Storm" , and of course I was anxious to do that, because I know this guy to be very creative and fun. You might have seen some of Allied Operations … [Read more...]

Base Architecture | SheOak House

August 19, 2010 by Nanu

Base Architecture has a cool design that they can be proud of, and it's called SheOak House. We featured one of their projects not so long ago called Stonehawke House. You may not remember it by name, but the following images will surely ring a bell, since their style is unique and refreshing. So … [Read more...]

Studio Cons-ole

August 11, 2010 by Dan

[singlepic id=645 w=240 h=180 float=left]If you remember Cons-ole, the rendering studio that we featured here a while ago, you will be glad (or not - happiness is a choice) to have some info directly from them, in case you need to hire a professional team of digital artists to take care of all the … [Read more...]

Architecture-Viz | Architectural Visualization and Interior Design

July 15, 2010 by Nanu

© A-viz | mcub | 3f-studio

Architecture-Viz is the home base of two of our friends, and ex-university colleagues. Their work become more and more surrealistic and original. The two architects behind the projects will soon make a big name for themselves with their work and approach. They use Cinema 4D in conjunction with Vray … [Read more...]

Base Architecture | Stonehawke House

May 30, 2010 by Dan

Located in Brisbane, Australia, the house called Stonehawke House, is the creation of the Base Architecture team, and is a happy mix of texture, color, texture and shape. The surroundings of the house find their corespondents in the materials used on the facades. Architects: Base Architecture … [Read more...]

Sagan Piechota Architecture | Otter Cove Residence

May 12, 2010 by Dan

If you're anything like me, and you love both the sea and the mountain, you will definitely like the following piece of work. The following images made my brain dance around with ideas all day. I love what the Sagan Piechota Studio created, and I'd love to live in this house... oh, the shape, the … [Read more...]

Studio Aisslinger | Fincube Prototype

April 4, 2010 by Dan

German Architecture Studio Aisslinger, comes with a new modular housing prototype, sustainable and transportable.  The low energy house, named ‘Fincube’,  is comprised of thin horizontal “ledges” of locally grown wood that wrap the slightly bulging form. You can only find this concept … [Read more...]

Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos | Barceló Temporary Market

March 17, 2010 by Dan

Called Barceló Temporary Market, the structures remain in place while a series of new buildings for the area are under construction, including a shopping centre, sports centre and library. The temporary market is made up of six connected buildings with pentagonal footprints, each clad in … [Read more...]

Some Consider This Cottage The Most Amazing In The World

March 10, 2010 by Dan

This lil' thing, called "Leaf House", may well be the most amazing cottage in the world. The cottage is located on an escarpment overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Sydney, Australia. It belongs as part of a larger private residence. The shape of the project has been fastened from the images of … [Read more...]

Utopian Sea Cities of The Future | Assembled by Robots?

January 6, 2010 by Dan

Can you imagine a post-apocalyptic world populated with prefabricated buildings? Assembled on land from “memory metal” that can pop into shape when carried out to deep-ocean building sites. Frankly, it is not that far-fetched in this day and age – except that the architect behind these dreams is now … [Read more...]

Futures Prefabricated: 7 X Stunning Small-Space Design Ideas

November 23, 2009 by Dan

The challenge of Prefab 2020? Create a sensation – something more than just a working space to live. Ideas that will  inspire others, to be planted within the dizzyingly dense cores of the major city centers. Use design to show the incredible potential of prefabricated, modular and small-space … [Read more...]

Architecture school

November 18, 2009 by Dan

For some people, it was all about some building that inspired them as a child. Perhaps they grew up in some gorgeous mansion. perhaps they went to one of the great museums of the world as a kid and were completely captivated by it. Whatever it was, a single building got them interested in the … [Read more...]

Winners of The World Architecture Festival

November 12, 2009 by Dan

The nine World Architecture Festival category winners have been announced at the festival in Barcelona. Here are a couple of photographs for each winner with captions provided by the festival. Above: House Klein Bottle House, Rye, Australia McBride Charles Ryan, Australia Holiday home … [Read more...]

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