One of Carlo Scarpa’s most iconic and seminal built works …

AE8: Angled Bays
It seems like New York firms have a thing for bay windows, but not the usual symmetrical bays prevalent in residential architecture. I’m talking about angled bays that project from facades asymmetrically to orient views and jazz up building exteriors.

Sunnyside Up by SO-IL
Brooklyn architects Solid Objectives – Idenburg Liu (SO-IL) have designed a rooftop landscape of allotments to showcase green roof technologies on an industrial building in Queens, New York City.

Cow Shed by Localarchitecture
In 2003, two Swiss farmers commissioned Localarchitecture to design a free-stall barn for 30 cows. The brief for the design was to minimize earthworks and provide a balance of cuts and fills.

Apartment House Gradaška by Sadar Vuga Architects
The size, location, shape and spatial organisation of the Apartment House Gradaška outrank all the neighbouring, almost village-like constructions. It is an independent building. There are twelve different and individualised apartments in it.

A Sustainability That Aims to Seduce
WHEN Kenneth Hillan and his partner, Duncan Robertson, requested that an 80-foot lap pool be built in the hilltop meadow outside their new Marin County, Calif., house several years ago, Bernard Trainor, a garden designer known for ecology-minded landscapes, could have balked.

TIETGEN DORMITORY-Denmark by Lundgaard & Tranberg Arkitekter
The principle inspiration for the project is the meeting of the collective and the individual, …..

A view with a room
Northumberland’s glorious new timber observatory fits beautifully into its forest surroundings. Jonathan Glancey took along his telescope

The Bread Museum by Brasil Arquitetura
The Colognese Mill dates from the beginning of the last century. …

House IJburg, Amsterdam / The Netherland by Marc Koehler Architects
The house is located on a small plot in IJburg; a suburb of Amsterdam. Designed as a vertical garden giving space to flora and fauna to grow in a densely urbanised area. Closed private spaces contrast with open collective spaces, that seem to have been ‘carved out’ from the solid volume as a continuous transparent void. In this way the interior space is visually and physically connected to the street, the garden and roof terraces.

Art Museum of Yue Minjun
While the devastating Sichuan earthquake in May left a large portion of Western China in ruins, signs are emerging that some notable building projects in the area are pushing forward. One of these projects is the Art Museum of Yue Minjun, designed by Beijing-based Studio Pei-Zhu, a 2007 Design Vanguard winner.
Located near the Qingcheng Mountains, and adjacent to the Shimeng River in Sichuan Province, the 10,700-square-foot museum will house the work of Yue Minjun, a Chinese contemporary artist known for his repetitive images of large, smiling figures.
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