De plus en plus de particuliers et d’entreprises font appel aux décorateurs d’intérieur pour aménager leur espace. Un métier à découvrir dans notre article !
Invented in the 1800s and one of today's most common conventional building materials, plywood is more relevant than ever thanks to digital fabrication tools.
Completed in 2007 in Logroño, Spain. Images by Eduardo Sanchez. An intervention in two phases. When we first received the request to reform one of the few defensive elements left in Logroño for a temporary...
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The house is a machine for living” is not a phrase that immediately conjures feelings of comfort and domestic tranquility, yet Le Corbusier’s words have been a mantra for architects since he wrote them in 1923. For Bridgehampton-based architect Preston Phillips, the master’s words couldn’t be more appropriate. While Phillips’s house, tucked deep in the woods near the Bridge-Sag Turnpike, might seem anything but “homey” to some, he designed it with comfort and style in mind.
Does your patio area need some TLC but you don’t want to break the bank with a home improvement? That’s where we come in! Below, we’ve put together our favorite cheap paver patio ideas, so you can put in a whole new inexpensive patio! If you liked this article, read Fire Pit Ideas for 2022
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Image 18 of 28 from gallery of La Quimera House / Ruca Proyectos. Photograph by Ignacio Santa Maria
Source: Arrhov Frick Photography: Mikael Olsson The proposal is based on 6 independent house bodies, which calibrate with the view, the sun and the flow in the area. The houses will vary in height as well. "Our vision is based on nature and the place, what exists and what has been here", Johan points out in Source: Arrhov Frick Photography: Mikael Olsson The proposal is based on 6 independent house bodies, which calibrate with the view, the sun and the flow in the area. The houses will vary in height as well. "Our vision is based on nature and the place, what exists and what has been here", Johan points out in
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Today, in the first of our series on gallery walls, we talk about 17+ exciting items that you can use to make a gallery wall.
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BERNALTE Y LEÓN EL RETIRO, 2000s “we adore this place, especially when it’s raining and the metal curtains become a waterfall.” (via)
Texto: Ricardo BOFILL SANT JUST DESVERN, Septiembre 1994 El proyecto del WALDEN 7 fue concebido como una aplicación arquitectónica y constructiva de las ideas del 68. La revolución de las libertades individuales, las distintas formas posible de convivencia entre las personas, donde sólo una de las cuales era la familia tradicional o pequeño burguesa, Texto: Ricardo BOFILL SANT JUST DESVERN, Septiembre 1994 El proyecto del WALDEN 7 fue concebido como una aplicación arquitectónica y constructiva de las ideas del 68. La revolución de las libertades individuales, las distintas formas posible de convivencia entre las personas, donde sólo una de las cuales era la familia tradicional o pequeño burguesa,
Imagen 5 de 16 de la galería de Centro Educacional El Chaparral / Alejandro Muñoz Miranda. Fotografía de Fernando Alda
Sebastian Bergström's flat in Stockholm is both a joyful expression of his love of colour and pattern, and a demonstration of his remarkable efficiency with a small space
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establishing itself as a focal point of the cultural island, the building by MAD architects seamlessly blends with nature and the topography of harbin.
Compiling the radical projects that have defined the life's work of Ricardo Bofill, the visionary architect who sees everything differently.
Image 8 of 17 from gallery of Natural Light and Ventilation: 17 Remarkable Courtyards. Photograph by Yousuke Harigane
La Arquitectura Orgánica, llega a Arquitectos MX.com de la mano de Javier Senosiain, gran exponente en México y el mundo. Este proyecto se encuentra en Itú, Brasil, dentro de un fraccionamiento privado que cuenta con un campo de golf rodeado de la exuberante vegetación de la zona y, a tan sólo 120 kilómetros de
House in Tsukimiyama is a minimalist residence located in Kobe, Japan, designed by Tato Architects
establishing itself as a focal point of the cultural island, the building by MAD architects seamlessly blends with nature and the topography of harbin.
If you have found yourself green with envy at the sight of this interior designer's perfectly designed Stockholm flat, you are not alone. To help assuage this, we've researched all the shoppable pieces from Sebastian's house for you and compiled them into this one handy guide
Image 3 of 16 from gallery of La Fábrica by Ricardo Bofill: A Harmonious Blend of Past and Present. © María González
Fosbury & Sons Boitsfort occupies a 1970s office building designed by Constantin Brodzki. The warm interior environment reflects the founders well-rounded belief that a humanist, elegant and holistic
Continuando con la tradición de crear increíbles Palacios de la ópera como el de Sidney, China cuenta con una impresionante estructura capaz de competir con la Opera House de Sidney o bien con el Metropolitan Opera House de la ciudad de Nueva York .
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Completed in 2015 in , Brazil. Images by Jomar Bragança. The proposed intervention in Alphaville Country Farm sets a respectful relationship with many original features of the property and gives a unique...
The UN Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (commonly referred to as UNESCO) has named 17 projects in 7 countries by revolutionary...
Adding a wood extension to your crowded existing home might turn it into something out of a dream. Imagine your dream home – I bet you saw its front facade with your mind’s eye. But did you ever think
When we travel with kids, regardless of our hotel choice and the amenities it provides, there are always a few occasions during our trip where we find ourselves looking for ways to entertain the kids inside the hotel room. One child might be having a nap, some family members might be showering or changing or you may just be up there for a bit of a rest and recharge before heading out again. These days, I always bring a little activity pack so they can be entertained. As you are travelling, the items you bring need to be light and not bulky. I only take things that can fit into one A4 size pencil case. The items that I take are generally open-ended which means that they can be used in more than one way and for more than one purpose. The materials that we use in our DIY Kids Hotel Activity Pack are: paper plates (x10) coloured paper-tape (washi tape) toy cars watercolour paint set/pens/markers plain paper notebook balloons rulers There are a number of different ways that you could use the items in this pack. Here are five different activity ideas. The rest of the ideas can come from the kids. Trust me, they'll have their own ideas. Activity 1. Paper plate tic-tac-toe (2 players) Materials: paper plates x 10 coloured paper tape marker (optional) Instructions: On the floor of your hotel room, lay down a tic-tac-tow grid using your paper tape. Make a large "X" on the back of five of the paper plates and a large "O" on the back of the other five (use your markers or tape for this). Players take turn putting their plates in the grid in an attempt to get 3 of their plates (either X or O) in a row. Activity 2. Tape roads Materials: coloured paper tape toy cars Instructions: Use the coloured paper tape (or masking tape) to make roads on the hotel room floor and drive your little cars around for some imaginary play. Activity 3. Paint what's out the window This view isn't too shabby. Materials: paper or paper plates to paint on watercolour set w/ brush (we use these as they are easy to pack, can be used anywhere, are easy to clean and don't stain) glass of water Instructions: Encourage your children to look outside your hotel room window and talk about the different features or objects that you see. They can paint or draw a picture. Don't forget to name and date the masterpiece as it can make a lovely momento of your holiday. Activity 4. Paper plate balloon tennis (2 players) Materials: paper plates (1 per player) plastic rulers (1 per player) coloured paper tape 1 x balloon Instructions: Use the paper-tape to stick your ruler to the back of a paper plate and blow up a balloon. Have fun hitting and catching your balloon with your paper-plate racket. Try some giant sized "egg-and-spoon" style races with them as well. Lots of fun to be had quickly and easily and balloons are much safer to use in hotel rooms over balls! Activity 5. Paint a Paper Plate Mask Materials: paper plates coloured paper tape ruler watercolour paint/markers Instructions: As well as making great rackets for balloon tennis, the same design can be used as a fun puppet or mask for children. Paint or draw on the extra details and then put on a puppet show. You may have noticed that I have recently been in Dubai! I was incredibly fortunate to be staying at the stunning Shangri La Hotel in Dubai as a guest of the hotel. What a luxury! The Shangri La Hotel Dubai is located just 15 minutes from the Dubai International Airport and a short taxi ride into the hub of Old Dubai. (You shouldn't pay more than $10AUD for a taxi there). With 8 different restaurants and bars, a gorgeous rooftop pool (that you can see the Burj Khalifa from!) and the most impeccable service I've ever received anywhere, I am sure that you would not be disappointed staying here. Oh, and did I mention the breakfast buffet? Don't get me started. Just remember to try the French Toast. Yum! At the end of the day, it doesn't matter how amazing the hotel is. It's the staff and customer service that you receive that impacts your stay the most. We were blown away by the fabulous staff and customer service that we received at the Shangri La Hotel Dubai. Happy and safe travels, Debs :) Disclaimer: I stayed at the Shangri La Hotel Dubai as a guest of the hotel whilst on a sponsored trip with Dubai Tourism. All opinions expressed are my own. Look where else we are. Are you following along? :)
In Ukkel staat een niet-alledaagse villa in de vorm van een pakketboot. Het bijzondere monument uit de jaren dertig van architect Louis Herman De Koninck werd zopas gerestaureerd. De nieuwe eigenaar blies meteen ook nieuw leven in De Konincks legendarische keukenmerk Cubex.
Completed in 1925 in Utrecht, The Netherlands. Still as visionary and eccentric as it was when it was built in the 1920s, the Schroder House by Gerrit Rietveld continues to impress architects and...
