A garden gym in Walthamstow Village was finished with a wonderfully dark charred cedar Shou Sugi Ban® cladding. The sheer black nature of the charred cladding adds beautifully to the garden design. Simple lines and minimal glazing maximise the light to add to this well thought out project.
Hidden Village is a modern self-built dream villa developed in Private Commissioning. The house is characterised by a lot of space, light, a minimalist
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The powder blue structure, which was developed in collaboration with a plaster expert, is striking for its calm ...
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Studio Fuse has created this timber-clad luxury eco-home that integrates design with nature, located in Bosham, West Sussex, United Kingdom.
Image 24 of 27 from gallery of Shelest Retreat / YoDezeen studio. Photograph by Andrii Shurpenkov
Klientom zależało na prostym ale efektownym domu. Architekci z pracowni 3XB Architekci zdecydowali się nadać mu formę nowoczesnej stodoły.
Step inside a landscape designers dream urban oasis where we’ll take you through the suburban home that embraces indoor and outdoor living.
Bei der Bauhausvilla kam offenporiger Bauhaus Travertin an der Fassade zum Einsatz. Weitere Akzente im Außenbereich wurden durch Kohlplatter Muschelkalk gesetzt.
Bien-Urbain Architecture office in collaboration with the Fayolle Pilon architectes associés team, the extension – renovation of the Notre-Dame des Oiseaux high school is implanted on MichelAnge street, in the heart of the 16th district of Paris. Besides the partial refurbishment of a 19th century building, the project needed the demolition of an old inadapted pavilion, in order to implement a rich, complex, program including laboratorys, classrooms, offices, a library, an extension of the existing dining hall and a buried gymnasium. The school stayed open during the construction, which required a precise planification in this very dense site. -text by the authors The Institution is implanted in a large urban landscape leading from the Bois de Boulogne to the Seine river, though streets created in 1862. The new building is becoming a part of the existant built-up front. The architecture is defined by its simplicity and sobriety, to look for an inscription in a long period of time which caracterise both the city and the Institution, and its values. The ambition of the program, the prominence of the existing constructions and the regulatory requirements led to a compact, efficient, organization using all the site potential, though a building conposed of two main volums. The main part, six storeys on the ground floor, follows the street’s general constitution. It’s articulated with a second volum of three levels organized in terraces. This autorizes a surfaces optimization while, in the same time, it allows amenities: patios are created on the site limit, for the neighboors profit, and the terrasses reveal the historical facade of the existing 19th century building. The gymnasium’s underground implantation is a major decision leading the global organization of the project. It’s orientation, parallel with the existing building, allows to serve the entire construction with a unique elevator. The renovation includes structural works and some opportunist interventions of which goal is to improve the school daily life. The facility’s unity is improved by the creation of links between the existing and the new buildings, at every level, in favor of a fluid functionning and a global security approach. The architecture expresses a specific work on masonry, reinterpreted in a contemporary way in the volumes and the work of the bays. Its materiality, dominated by brick, concrete and glass, finds kinship within both the establishment and the MichelAnge street. The solid parts are clad with blond, handmade bricks, reminding the color of the Parisian stone. The building levels are marked by stained concrete lines. The bays have a lintel of the same material. The windows are made of aluminum and are all equipped with external blinds in canvas. The color palette is deliberately limited and chosen to adopt a contemporary language. The proportions of the bays are refined by variations in the structure of the façade. The created shadows give relief to the building, while integrating all the technical and regulatory constraints. An important place is also given to plants, in the courtyard and on all the terraces of the extension. Plans AXONOMETRIC PLAN PLAN-01 PLAN-02 Credits & Details Architects: Bien-Urbain Architecture office & Fayolle Pilon architectes associés Location: Paris Type: School building Date of competion: 2021 Area: 3,610 m² (extension) + 2,830 m² (rehabilitation) Photography: 11:45am | Bien Urbain | Fayolle Pilon Follow Bien Urbain in Facebook here Follow Bien Urbain in Instagram here Follow Bien Urbain in LinkedIn here READ ALSO: Iceconetainer: a pop gelateria made from containers in Rhodes | South costruction Links: BIEN-URBAIN
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Image 8 of 17 from gallery of Prépinson, Rehabilitation Of Four Traditional Houses / WAW Achitectes. Photograph by Sophie Carles
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