studio heech explores the potential of earth as a sustainable material that does not generate industrial waste in modern interiors.
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earth architecture (67)
a sequence of curved roofs reflect the village's architecture while providing essential shading and thermal comfort in the hot, arid climate.
art interviews (160)
from submerged terracotta roofs to chanting oysters, the artworks create new meeting points across the city while speaking to ideas of global significance.
mexican artist garcía contreras explores death and memory through his exhibition at pioneer works in brooklyn, new york.
connections: +740
temporary pavilions (460)
the project draws inspiration from the regional cultural and architectural patchwork, weaving together local stories into a multifunctional structure.
over 900 panels are 3D printed from a blend of 30% recycled sawdust and 70% bioplastic, assembled without any glue, nails, or metal fittings.
kooo architects (8)
the pavilions can be fully disassembled, transported, and reassembled at new locations, making them adaptable to various settings.
wooden beams and boards are arranged to evoke the feeling of walking through a canopy of trees, creating a camping atmosphere.
teahouse architecture and design (38)
inspired by ancient eastern units, the tea room centers around a square with each side measuring one chǐ (a chinese foot, equivalent to 33.3 centimeters)
the sleek, triangular form culminates in a tall opening that frames a garden view.
architecture in china (1873)
visitors are surrounded by tall evergreen trees, exaggerating the experience of being immersed in china's forests.
connections: +1870
büro ole scheeren divides the project between two towers connected by lush, stepping terraces.
architecture in beijing (202)
stone, wood, paper, and lacquer create tactile harmony and engage guests with the restaurant's interior.
the pavilions can be fully disassembled, transported, and reassembled at new locations, making them adaptable to various settings.
korean design (112)
studio heech explores the potential of earth as a sustainable material that does not generate industrial waste in modern interiors.
from dementia-friendly spaces to urban housing, seoul design award’s top 10 projects inspire change tackling global challenges.
connections: +110
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selgascano (22)
spanish architecture studio selgascano has won a design competition for a vibrant yellow exhibition hall in beijing.
selgascano takes to the hills of los angeles to complete a vibrant house 'la canaria' with a facade of recycled aluminum tubes.
museums and galleries (721)
two interlocking structures shape the museum, with one clad in limestone to echo the mountains, and the other in aluminum to reflect the city.
topped by a semi-transparent 'crown' facade, the museum will bring a modern intervention to historic rotterdam.
recycling (376)
crafted from 70 percent recycled aluminum, the minimal-styled device has two protruding speakers with detailed high-frequency sounds and rich bass.
the open net pattern blends functionality with aesthetic appeal, showcasing the wine label.
3D printing (797)
unveiled during complexcon 2024 in las vegas, the 3D printed silhouette receives the same airbag tubes at the bottom of the heel part for soft cushioning.
connections: +1420
over 900 panels are 3D printed from a blend of 30% recycled sawdust and 70% bioplastic, assembled without any glue, nails, or metal fittings.
table design (149)
the tables combine the sculptural weight of permanent furniture with a design featuring configurable, overlapping surfaces.
jiri krejcirik places velvet-upholstered drawers atop the ash wood table with a gradient finish in blue and red.
connections: +1250
paper design (233)
the briefcase by NOS design features a thermoformed clamshell system that can fit different cup sizes.
connections: +240
the works are made in a 3D printed mold alongside simple tools and household materials such as a blender, paper shredder, paper, and a stick.
connections: +1550
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