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Saint Antonio church by João Luís Carrilho da Graça architecture firm is the epitomy of simplicity. The white colour and straight lines of the structure are considered the main features of the building. Both inside and outside part of the structure are as simple as possible representing a faith that is humble and unpretentious.
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Allandale House by William O’Brien Jr. is an A-frame(s) house for an idiosyncratic connoisseur and her family. A minimal house right in the middle of the a forest, a structure with huge windows that allow plenty of natural sunlight to flood through the space and a beautiful view of the surroundings. A vacation house that gives you a unique opportunity to live close to nature.
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THE CUBE, the latest pop-up restaurant that has landed above the city’s Piazza del Duomo offers a unique dining experience with spectacular views to the famous cathedral. A nomadic, stateless and cosmopolitan piece of architecture, a pavillion designed to host a small, temporary restaurant that will house some of the best Italian star chefs.
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Old classic utensils are turned into modern porcelain collection through the combination of soft material (fabric) and hard material (ceramic). This “experimental” project is the result is Rachel Boxnboim’s final project at the Industrial design department at Bezalel Academy of Art and Design. An eye-catching tableware that brings a touch of the past into your modern kitchen.
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The architecture office heri&salli from Vienna conceived a steel structure similar to a cocoon round a swimming pool in the garden of a private builder-owner in Austria. With mounted panels and interior constructions which are more or less depending on their function the parametric organized spatial element describes possibilities of a usable and experienceable surface.
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The imposing Bethnal Green Town Hall, which has stood in the heart of London’s vibrant East End since Edwardian times, reopened its doors in April 2010 as the Town Hall Hotel Apartments. After a visionary extension and a sensitive restoration under the direction of Rare Architecture, Town Hall, offers a new concept for London’s culturally diverse and energetic East End.
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