Tag Contemporary

04-12-2015

The Noodle Rack, appetising interior by Lukstudio

Lukstudio led by Christina Luk has designed “The Noodle Rack” for Long XiaoBao - a convivial and very inviting space that blends the tradition of Chinese noodles with contemporary design.

01-12-2015

57STUDIO, something for farms

Chilean architecture firm, 57STUDIO has designed a horse stable that unites the rapid construction of the light steel frame with a very small environmental and visual footprint.

01-12-2015

Alberto Campo Baeza wins the BigMat International Architecture Award

Architect Alberto Campo Baeza has won the second BigMat '15 International Architecture Award for his plan for the new offices of the government of Castile and Leòn in Zamora, Spain. The first edition of the contest, in 2013, was won by Xaveer De Geyter Architects (XDGA) with Elishout Kitchen Tower Campus COOVI.

04-11-2015

Wonderwood: a fusion of handicrafts and design

Tradition-based design makes the most of antique know-how and tradecrafts for the objects of tomorrow.

28-10-2015

NewNest, the treehouse reloaded

When is a treehouse not a treehouse? When it's NewNest, which takes the traditional concept of a treehouse and turns it into a treeless house.

28-10-2015

Migrant Garden exhibition opens at SpazioFMG

On the 15th October SpazioFMGperl'Architettura, the Iris Ceramica and FMG Fabbrica Marmi e Graniti gallery and showroom, saw the opening of the Migrant Garden - Untouchable Landscapes exhibition, a non-profit making project curated by seven young architects.

27-10-2015

NextLandmark2015 winners Research category

Tereza Spindlerova and Jana Melber from the University of Stuttgart in Germany won the Research category of the NextLandmark2015 contest, with a project whose title says it all: Vanilla Ice Cream and Hot Raspberries!

22-10-2015

Chapel on the Hill by Evolution Design

What could one expect from an abandoned chapel in the middle of the English countryside, with no services and subject to bad weather and decay? Anything, would be the answer of the Evolution Design architects who were responsible for restoring it.