Tag Cement

08-12-2020
Porcelaingres Loft: stone and cement surfaces inspired by Nordic design
Porcelaingres’s new collection of Loft high-tech ceramic surfaces draws its inspiration from the basic elements of Nordic design, practicality, beauty and simplicity, to create spaces characterised by warmth and wellbeing with intimate ties to nature. Embellished by the presence of little iridescent particles, the four colours of Loft define the atmosphere of living spaces and public places while maintaining great underlying elegance and a bold contemporary character

30-11-2020
Maison Koya, living with several generations in touch with nature
Canadian studio Alain Carle Architecte has built a house in Saint-Saveur in the Laurentian Mountains north of Montreal, which blends in perfectly with the surrounding nature and enables the whole family of three generations to live together. Everything is designed to foster dialogue with the context as well as amongst the family, while still maintaining everyone’s individual privacy.

27-11-2020
3d printable buildings for living on the moon by BIG, ICON and SEArch+
3D printing technology for architecture could make it possible to build a house on the moon

20-11-2020
MVRDV’s Depot of concrete with a mirror façade
A storage depot for art which is also a museum, made entirely of concrete and covered with mirror panels.

16-11-2020
Henning Larsen’s concrete and timber town hall on a bridge over a river
Il municipio di Eysturkommuna è un edificio a ponte con una struttura in cemento, un rivestimento in legno e il tetto verde sul quale fare dei picnic

16-10-2020
Henning Larsen designs a concrete gallery over the lake
Denmark’s Arne Haugen Sørensen Museum dialogues with Lake Videbæk

09-10-2020
COBE and Arup’s Brutalist concrete station
COBE and Arup have built a metro station in the port of Copenhagen reinterpreting the Modernist idiom.

08-10-2020
Wittman Estes, refashioning a holiday home
With Aldo Beach House, the American architecture studio Wittman Estes has revamped an existing structure from the 1940s. The new-look beach house is now a multi-generational home in the stunning natural environment of Hood Canal, Washington.