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Cox Architecture was engaged by the road operator company, Transurban, to design their offices located in Brisbane, Australia. In 2019, Transurban engaged
Image 28 of 40 from gallery of KOLON SPORT Hannam Store / studio fragment. Photograph by Kim Donggyu
Looking for chic, functional drop zone ideas? Here are drop zone designs that help you organize daily items and make your entryway stand out.
Family command center with calendar
Discover the elegance of waterfall coffee tables, seamlessly blending style and functionality to elevate your living space with timeless sophistication.
Discover quality benches for every room. Enhance your space with stylish and durable seating solutions, perfect for any indoor or outdoor setting.
Spider’s six black arms, accented at their ends with shades of gold, reach out and over one another, creating an unmatched visual dynamism and bathing all below in a warm, soft light.If you have any q
Learn how to recreate this diy backpack storage idea to keep your kids backpacks and shoes tidy an organized!
In the Integration Facility at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, Expedition 44 crewmembers Kjell Lindgren of NASA (left), Oleg Kononenko of the Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos, center) and Kimiya Yui of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (right) pose with their Sokol launch and entry suits July 11 after a fit check dress rehearsal session. The trio will launch July 23, Kazakh time from Baikonur in their Soyuz TMA-17M spacecraft for a five-month mission on the International Space Station. Credit: Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center
Google has just pushed out 6,000 Street View panoramas at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, including some amazing shots like this view of the Saturn V rocket: The massive number of panoramas makes this the largest “special” Street View collection that Google has released. Google has many more highlights to show off in their blog entry, […]
The center 2-wall three-quarter bathroom layout arranges a sink, shower, and toilet in a U-shape along three adjacent walls, creating a highly efficient and space-optimizing design with the entry located at the center of the room. This setup maximizes the use of available space. Center 2-Wall Three-Quarter Bathroom layouts have typical widths between 6’9”-7’3" (2.06-2.21 m) and depths of 6’-6’6” (1.83-1.98 m). Overall floor areas for Center 2-Wall Three-Quarter Bathrooms are in the range of 35-47 ft2 (3.3-4.4 m2).
Decorate your living room with this minimalist floating TV stand, which is modern and artful. Designed with simple sleek line, this black floating entertainment center brings a entry luxury touch to your space.
Space-saving miracle, the MÜLLER AROMA Compact. With this model, the column is built on the center of the still. The MÜLLER AROMA Compact is a lower-priced entry-level model and is particularly suitable where space is limited. The MÜLLER AROMA Compact. More aroma through technological advancement.
Lake|Flato’s renovation of the former Blanton Art Museum space creates a community hub for the University of Texas Department of Art and Art History. The new Center has three primary purposes: exhibition space for the display of student and faculty work, administrative offices for the Department, and studios for graduate students in printmaking, digital photography, design, and transmedia. A new entrance, created from an existing loading dock, establishes a compelling entry to the building that faces the adjacent College of Fine Arts.
The Ronald Tutor Campus Center provides a dramatic and elegant space consistent with the University of Southern California's (USC) reputation as a world-class university of the 21st century. At the heart of the Campus Center is a grand outdoor plaza, a gathering and dining area that has become the heartbeat of life on campus. Every design and programmatic element—lounges, study areas, meeting rooms, food service, student forum, and outdoor space—of the 193,000 SF building is devoted to fulfilling USC’s mission. The Campus Center has transformed USC by uniting the Trojan Family and giving the Trojan Spirit a place to thrive. Located at the heart of USC, the Campus Center is used by virtually every person who passes through the campus. The new complex connects the Gwynn Wilson Student Union and the Pertusati University Bookstore with new dining options, student life and involvement space, and offices for Admissions and student organizations. As the University’s “town hall”, the center provides meeting rooms and offices for student programs and organizations, lounges, entertainment facilities, dining and retail locations, conference rooms, a multi-purpose room and open spaces where members of the USC community can study, read, relax or socialize. Additionally, the Center houses the Trojan Family Room in the main entry, a warm and inviting space with a fireplace and soaring beamed ceilings, which serves as a greeting area and dramatic introduction to the facility and campus. The Alumni Center is a home away from home for Trojan alumni. The Admission Center provides a place for prospective students and parents to become acquainted with the University through tours and orientation in the Admission Theater. Through the involvement of Hospitality, a variety of popular food venues was conceived, including a traditional food court with exterior take-out windows, café offering healthier cuisine, fine dining restaurant, and deli featuring multiple food stations.
The Keck Center for Science and Engineering occupies a significant site on the Chapman campus, located at the north-east corner, adjacent to the Chapman football field (to the west) and Argyros Forum (to the south). The new building adds 140,000 SF of educational space and two levels of below grade parking. The Center presents a permeable, welcoming face to the campus and surrounding community. An entry plaza facing Argyros Forum addresses the anticipated pedestrian traffic flow from campus. One enters from the north into a generously day lit two-story space. A wide corridor is lined with floor to ceiling glass and integrated display cabinets, putting science on display. Throughout the length of the building, “events” are introduced as collaborative spaces, and to allow views out to the east and west. The heart of the building is at the midpoint and consists of a variety of gathering spaces. A stepped amphitheater allows for casual meeting and working, and also provides vertical connectivity through the building. A connecting stair rises from the second to third floor, continuing the connectivity to the upper floor. Each floor has a collection of meeting rooms and lounges complete with coffee making facilities and student gathering spaces. At the second floor, an outdoor terrace adjacent to the amphitheater allows for the collaborative space to spill outdoors. The terrace also provides a physical break in the rather long eastern elevation. At the third floor, due to the prescribed setback, there exists an opportunity to have terraces and roof gardens along the Eastern face of the building. The faculty lounge and seminar room are also adjacent to outdoor terraces. An open arcade occupies the first floor eastern face of the building and connects to the existing sidewalk at a number of locations. Outdoor rooms have been integrated in the garden space next to the arcade to encourage student and faculty gatherings. The entry facing Center Street at the center of the building will provide access to the visitors’ stadium seating through a grand arched opening. Visitors will access the bleachers serving the football field through an arched two-story space.
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