Posted on February 5, 2010 by earfun
Located in Ghent, Belgium, this apartment lies on the second floor of a typical sixties apartment block, alongside the “Leie” river in the historical centre. It was Office O Architects who designed the renovation of these apartment interiors in an intention to create a wide space for living. The seating, dining and cooking area are organized [...]
Posted on February 4, 2010 by earfun
This new modern and luxurious office is situated in the existing complex of medical equipment developers Saegeling Medizintechnik in Heidenau, Germany. This deluxe building is situated in the middle of their existing complex and combines a functional office space with a two story entrance hall in a small land area. The curved outline of the two storey building has been designed to fits harmoniously into the existing city planning context.
Posted on November 29, 2009 by Greatfu
A_cero Ltd, Architecture and town studio, is a company created in 1996 vowed to the integral development of architecture projects.The human team, led by Joaquin Torres, has groen in parellelism with the activity developed. The Studio has office in Madrid,A Coruna, Dubai and soon, the Dominican Republic
Posted on November 1, 2009 by Greatfu
The architectural goal was twofold. It was to make the best means of producing operas possible within an Italian theater while preserving the aesthetic of a monument whose configuration, constraints and history induce spatial classic. He was on the other hand, enter into the urban presence of the theater and its expansions without contradicting the forms of past or contemporary mask inputs.
Posted on October 29, 2009 by Greatfu
The program required a master bedroom with en-suite bath and walk-in closet/dressing area, a general bath and laundry room,second bedroom, home office and a large open living/dinning and kitchen area.The design proposal called for a museum quality interior with a high attention to detail and thoughtful material selection. the individual living space are defined by a series of full-height partition of different dimension and materials that run perpendicular to the 40′ wall of west facing windows along Greenwich Street.
