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K2S Architects: Kamppi Chapel a Helsinki

05-12-2012

K2S Architects: Kamppi Chapel a Helsinki

Not far from the Esplanadi, on the corner of Narinkkatori Square in central Helsinki, K2S has built a non-denominational chapel with a compact form underlined by the materials of its surfaces, a work of contemporary architecture expressing the concept of the metropolitan refuge.

Scandinavian Golf Club. Henning Larsen Architects.

30-10-2012

Scandinavian Golf Club. Henning Larsen Architects.

There are many ways of addressing the issue of reuse of demilitarised areas.

NL: Kamaleon complex in Amsterdam

17-10-2012

NL: Kamaleon complex in Amsterdam

Unlike the constructions of the great era of social housing all over Europe in the 50s, which often had a negative impact on quality of life, the Kamaleon housing development by NL Architects successfully mediates between the large number of residential units and the development’s inclusion in its urban surroundings.

High-Tech natural stones: new forms of expression for floors and walls

11-10-2012

High-Tech natural stones: new forms of expression for floors and walls

A production process based on the natural process of rock formation preserves the morphological and semantic properties of stone in Ariostea High-Tech stone look porcelain stoneware floors, while at the same time creating additional room for interpretation

Fiandre Marmi Maximum: 300x150 marble effect tiles

10-10-2012

Fiandre Marmi Maximum: 300x150 marble effect tiles

Innovation plus tradition in the Marmi Maximum and New Stone collections; here is a rundown of the Fiandre proposals at CERSAIE 2012.

Michele De Lucchi, Chapel of St. James, Fischbachau

09-08-2012

Michele De Lucchi, Chapel of St. James, Fischbachau

Architect Michele De Lucchi recently designed a little chapel on one of the routes taken by pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela.

Porcelain stoneware decoration: a matter of design

07-08-2012

Porcelain stoneware decoration: a matter of design

Decorated tiles are traditional in ceramics, but new uses for them in designing architecture and interiors are making them into a contemporary expression of the syncretic lifestyle.

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