Photography: Unknown New drawings: Anna Badia The Siren Villa, Kaija y Heikki Siren’s house and office, is located in Lauttasaari, an island situated to the west of Helsinki, Finland, with dense vegetation and an architecture made up of isolated buildings. The house is hidden in this immense forest, facing the sea and opening itself to the south, in a courtyard that is protected from the sea wind. The building

Photography: Unknown New drawings: Anna Badia The Siren Villa, Kaija y Heikki Siren’s house and office, is located in Lauttasaari, an island situated to the west of Helsinki, Finland, with dense vegetation and an architecture made up of isolated buildings. The house is hidden in this immense forest, facing the sea and opening itself to the south, in a courtyard that is protected from the sea wind. The building

Source: Michele & Miquel Photography: Pep SAU, Ines JUANOLA, Michèle ORLIAC y Miquel BATLLE ES. Un trabajo conjunto sobre paisaje, arquitectura y vino Hace 25 años en este lugar se instaló una pequeña bodega y una vivienda construidas a partir de una estructura de madera para granja de animales. El proyecto consiste en ampliar la bodega, construir un hangar para tractores, unas oficinas, un restaurante y una nuev

Source: KAAN architecten Photography: Simone Bossi KAAN Architecten has designed the new Crematorium Siesegem on the outskirts of Aalst (Belgium), as an entry for an international competition that the Dutch firm won in 2012. The building is a comforting sequence of spaces in symbiotic relationship with its tranquil surroundings. Located in the countryside bordering the western ring road of the Belgian city, the crema

Source: Dierendonckblancke Photography: Filip Dujardin The meeting center consists of two adjacent buildings of the same shape arranged around an open square. The entire superstructure and part of the outer zone have a basement for a car park. The largest volume houses the concert hall with the technical area on top. The other volume houses the foyer, the administrative functions and a caretaker’s house.  

Fuente: Linazasoro Sánchez Fotografías: Javier Azurmendi, José Ignacio Linazasoro La iglesia de San Lorenzo estaba formada por una cabecera histórica de principios del siglo XVI y una nave reciente de mala calidad que fue demolida para construir la actual. Esta constituye un espacio en cierto modo autónomo respecto a la cabecera por altura y organización espacial pero al mismo tiempo estrechamente relacionada con ést

Source: BAST Photography: BAST construction of fences integrating a semi underground dependency in bottom of parcel: housing / workshop and buanderie _masonry fence defining a semi-buried outbuilding at the bottom of a plot: room / workshop and cellar cast-in-place concrete casing, high concrete slab floor, galvanized steel half-girder frame, galvanized steel deck and ceiling, wood wool insulation, 37.5 mm monomur br

Fuente: Stefano Colli Fotografía: Leo García Trabajamos para Marset desde hace más de 25 años; ha sido uno de nuestros primeros clientes. Juntos hemos diseñado las primeras oficinas de Badalona, muchos stands, los showrooms de Barcelona, Nueva York, Colonia y Milán. Este último proyecto se ha desarrollado como continuación de los anteriores, entendiendo el diseño de los espacios interiores como un elemento importante

Source: Monadnock, De Zwarte Hond Photography: Stijn Bollaert The new Park Pavilion of the National Park De Hoge Veluwe is part of the new heart of the park; the place where visitors will start their journey, meet and will experience the beauty of the nature, art and architecture. The new building will accommodate the Park Restaurant, an information desk, a variety of the conference rooms and the Park shop. The new b

Outlaws Fuente: Matthew Marks Gallery   TATE Modern The Equilibres photographs are images of household objects and studio detritus arranged to form tenuously-balanced assemblages, and it is from this moment of passing equilibrium that the series takes its name. The group includes both color and black & white photographs and takes as its subtitle the phrase, “Balance is most beautiful just before it collapses.” To