House in Jigozen by Suppose Design Office
Built by the sea, this is a house designed for a family of three; a mother, a father and one child. Along with the exhilarating feeling of being by the sea comes the longstanding idea that this spot i s prone to damage from natural disasters, especially during Typhoon season. If we look at the past , there are many examples of damage caused by nature, such as windstorms or flooding. Therefore, it becomes necessary to build a house where you can feel relaxed while also taking into consideration these natural disasters from the very start of planning.
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Bolle by Air Design for Living Divani
Coffee table composed by cylindrical tops welded together, legs in steel tubes, welded to the tops. Epoxy powder painting in the colours of the collection.
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The Romanticism Shop in Hangzhou, China by SAKO Architects
Romanticism is a women’s clothing brand with about 500 stores in China. Japanese architects Keiichiro Sako and Takeshi Ishizaka of SAKO Architects, have now designed a few locations for the brand in the city of Hangzhou. Seen below is the second Romanticism shop they designed.
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Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2009
Each year, Wallpaper* Magazine bring us a list of 30 emerging practices around the world. This year, they decided to ask each of the 30 practices to create their ideal model home.
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OBJECTS of Sound by NOCC studio
Object of sound from paris based studio NOCC is a collection of objects consisting of a candle-holder, a lampshade, and a vase. The profil of the sound is shaped into a 3d form and become the object of it’s sound. The actual shapes are NOCC’s voices but the idea behind this is that every person with it’s unique voice can originate it’s own shape. “Object of sound” pieces are produced using rapid manufacturing technology. Thanks to this technology every object can be produced individually.
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