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stua:
Grey office’s rooftop deck in NYC by SOM architects includes STUA Deneb tables and benches.
Via DWR Contract
(Source: stua.com, via contemporary-art-blog)
Anonymous asked:
why do europeans degrade plywood so much?
archatlas Answer:
Not sure, maybe because plywood is still associated with “cheap wood”, maybe is the edge that once its damaged cannot be properly repaired or maybe the aesthetics of the grain.
Maybe one of these projects can change someone’s opinion about this material:
Gresley Monk Residence Gresley Abas Architects + Justine Monk Design
Scavenger Studio Eerkes Architects + Olson Kundig
Carnaval Chair Guido Lanari and Jesica Vicente
Pipo Chair Alejandro Estrada for Piegatto
PURE Sílvia Rocio + Mariana Póvoa + esse studio
The are project of David Deroo that talks about the damage we constantly do to nature.
(via contemporary-art-blog)
Blanchard Fuentes Design. Gabi James Restaurant. South Bay. Los Angeles. California. USA. photos: Blanchard Fuentes Design
(Source: blafudesign.com)
Anonymous asked:
Quick quesh, do you have any examples of social housing resolved in oddly shaped terrains?
archatlas Answer:
I was not sure if you meant a site that had an odd topography or an odd shape. Most social housing is built on sites with a regular shape or near flat terrain in order to avoid high site improvement costs. Here are a few examples that might serve as inspiration:
Social Housing Vous Êtes Ici Architectes
witchy-queer asked:
Hey Archy! This may seem a little silly, but I'm DMing two games of Dungeons & Dragons, and most of my players are artists. It's a lot of fun, but sometimes I have a hard time coming up with interesting places for things to take place as they like to draw lots of things that happen in-game. Do you have any interesting references of eco-friendly cabins or pubs? The players are going through a very Earth-Conscious town, but I'm a little stuck on how to make the area's appearance appealing to draw.
archatlas Answer:
Maybe one of these eco-friendly projects will provide some inspiration:
GCP Wood Cabins Hotel Atelier LAVIT
Nature House Solardome Industries
Brick House iStudio architecture
Kimo Estate Huts Anthony Hunt Design and Luke Stanley Architects
Anonymous asked:
Why are subterranean car parks so hard to design 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
archatlas Answer:
It all depends on the shape of your site and any complications attached to providing fresh air and dealing soil conditions. Keep it as simple as you can with a grid of 30′ x 60′ (6 cars) and ramped floors at 4% where you can park at both sides of the ramp.
Maybe one of these examples will help:
Montt Varas Square PLAN Arquitectos
Zuiderpark-Stadswalzone Studio Leon Thier
mhizah asked:
Hey... in school I'm developing public space with a cultural addition, and I'm developing some kind of half covered public space .... and ... do you know some projects with that kind of spaces ....?
archatlas Answer:
Check out some classic and contemporary examples of covered public spaces:
Metropol Parasol J. Mayer H + Arup
Orquideorama Plan B Architects + JPRCR Architects
Les Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert Jean-Pierre Cluysenaar
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