Source: Sol89, Afasia archzine Fotografía: Fernando Alda El tejido urbano del centro de Córdoba se compone de manzanas densas caladas por infinidad de patios que confieren a este lugar el carácter de un espacio nunca del todo conocido. Al adentrarnos en el interior de este parcelario encontramos una amalgama de construcciones de épocas diversas donde lleno y vacío se alternan dotando de luz, aire y privacidad al

Source: Buchner Bründler, Afasia Photography: Georg Aerni Located on a steep slope in the deep Onsernone valley in Ticino, is an ensemble of stone houses, which has been extended over generations and unoccupied for many years. The ensemble is perched on a mountain ridge, screened from the village of Mosogno di Sotto situated higher up, while opening up to the green valley with a terrace. The client, familiar wit

Fuente: Meck Architekten,  Afasia  Fotografía: Michael Heinrich, Uli Benz El diseño urbano debe entenderse como una respuesta a las estructuras existentes de Campus Garching: al igual que la masa del edificio, que se establece con referencia a la estructura de cuadrícula existente y los edificios existentes circundantes, el nuevo edificio está vinculado a su entorno inmediato y lo ubica en este inmueble. Con el

Arrhov Frick  Lecture en el marco del curso de Habitatge i Ciutat, DPA ETSAB UPC. 11 DICIEMBRE 2019 17:30h Sala de Actos, Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona.

Fuente: Arrhov Frick Fotografía: Mikael Olsson Un paisaje de acantilados de piedra, pinos curvados por el viento, brezos y un bosque de líquenes y frutos rojos- este escaso pero rico sitio junto con un presupuesto mínimo, establece los principios de esta residencia privada. La casa está situada en la isla de Viggsö, en el archipiélago de Estocolmo y funciona para una familia de cinco personas. Tanto la planta co

Source: Arrhov Frick Photography: Mikael Olsson The proposal is based on 6 independent house bodies, which calibrate with the view, the sun and the flow in the area. The houses will vary in height as well. «Our vision is based on nature and the place, what exists and what has been here», Johan points out in an interview. The proposal is based on several relatively small housing units instead of fewer and larger

Source: afasia Photography: Mikael Olsson Brf Solsidan is a unique housing project at Brunstorp in the northern part of Huskvarna, right on the waterfront of Vättern. The building, with its three main parts, is located in the relatively new residential area between Vättern in the west and Sweden’s most beautiful part of the E4 in the east. Today there are a number of chain houses and punk houses in the same loca

Source: Arrhov Frick Photography: Mikael Olsson Atelier Lapidus was conceived as a summer house for a writer and his family. The design process began with a series of ambitions: a small and flexible structure placed in the forest, open facades with direct connection to nature, a pool as a lake, and a writing desk facing the evening sun. The decision to create a clear and minimal structure allowed the house to be

Source: Arrhov Frick Photography: Mikael Olsson Hammarby gård – Hus 2 is one of seven houses within the residential block, HG7, in Hammarby, Stockholm. Primarily longitudinal, one face of the building absorbs the morning sun, while the opposite, captures the evening sun. Early conceptualization of the project idealized each apartment to span between both faces, permitting sunlight exposure throughout the day. Th

  Fuente: Arrhov Frick Fotografía: Mikael Olsson La residencia privada en Lilla Rågholmen utilizó como referencia la planta libre (una planta flexible, fachadas abiertas, estructura expuesta y aberturas horizontales) que permitió organizar el programa en función de la posición del sol, el ángulo de las vistas y la necesidad de privacidad. Ubicado en una isla privada en el archipiélago de Estocolmo, el conte

Source: Jeorren Verrecht Photography: Jeorren Verrecht Saint Benedict Abbey is a Benedictine monastery established in 1922 in Mamelis, close to Vaals, in the Netherlands. Their most famous buildings are designed by monk and architect Dom Hans van der Laan (1904-1991). He holds a prominent position in 20th century religious architecture. With a modest built oeuvre in The Netherlands, Belgium and Sweden, he is one

Source: 31/44 Architects Photography: Rory Gardiner Corner House, a new-build three-bedroom speculative residential development, sits adjacent to the original end-of-terrace dwelling (which is renovated and extended to form to an apartment and maisonette). Sited prominently on a street corner beyond the established building-line and attached to an existing Victorian terrace within a cohesive street pattern, the

  Source: Prewett Bizley Drawings: Caruso ETH Atelier In both Britain and Germany the spirit of the period following the Second World War was to sweep away the remains of partially destroyed buildings in search of a future that embraced technology and the future.  Certain important historic structures were re-built as close as funds would allow to how they were before, but there aren’t many good examples of

Source: Sergison Bates Architects Photography: David Grandorge This project is a composition of two complimentary apartment buildings that share a material language of brick and precast concrete. Their respective forms create a variety of apartment sizes, arrangements of rooms and orientations of openings. At the north edge of the site the buildings continue the line of the street and each building is entered vi