Academic Project2 years ago
‘UGGAHA – Triggers of Change’ is an architecture thesis by Dia Vohra from the RV College of Architecture – VTU, that explores the relationship between architecture and learning spaces in rural India while fostering a sense of community through a series of learning spaces. Using architecture as a canvas for knowledge and growth, the thesis offers a unique perspective on learning environments by integrating community, play, and nature with learning. The goal of the project is to create a sustainable hub that will allow the village to grow and regenerate into nearby villages.
Project2 years ago
Yamasen Japanese Restaurant by Terrain Architects features a large thatched roof that complements the gently sloping land while maintaining five existing trees. Eucalyptus, traditionally used for roof trusses and scaffolding, has been improved for durability in main roof structures by enhancing drying and lumbering processes. The permeable roof design provides an open space for people to gather and enjoy a comfortable retreat from the harsh sunlight.
Project2 years ago
La Marina House by Besonias Almeida arquitectos features two rectangular prisms arranged at half levels and connected by gently sloping stairs. The volumetric’s formal simplicity is disrupted by two factors: the alignment of side covers with the lot’s longest front, causing distortions in interior spaces and vision, and the folding of roofs, allowing zenithal light to enter and alter perceptions of spaces based on the sun’s path.
Project2 years ago
Office Premises for Czech Promotion by Kurz Architects is a project that combines old and functional elements with new, smart, and Czech elements, resulting in a visually appealing and functional space. Much of the interior furnishing is the result of a demanding search in antique shops, combined with refurbished armchairs, and the inclusion of brand new elements from an established Czech manufacturer, which made the users feel at home.
Compilation2 years ago
Archidiaries is excited to share the Project of the Week – MoMa House | Estudio Tecalli. Along with this, the weekly highlight contains a few of the best projects, published throughout the week. These selected projects represent the best content curated and shared by the team at ArchiDiaries
Project2 years ago
Casa VO/ Casa WO by Ludwig Godefroy is a project that transforms a classical house scheme into a garden, allowing residents to fully enjoy the tropical life and weather. The project transforms urban life by eliminating windows and glass, transforming gardens into living areas, blurring the border between inside and outside, and creating a singular habitable garden that remains open all day and night.
Project2 years ago
Rustic Canvas by Dishna Thilanka Architects is a residence featuring dynamic spaces through the play of light, shadows, colors and texture. The design aimed to create a budget-friendly, contemplative space with solar shading, utilizing the house’s west-facing orientation to optimize its spaces. Brick laying patterns create unique spaces and break monotony. The play of sculpture and paintings in the house reflects the owner’s personality and enhances architecture.
Practice2 years ago
Dishna Thilanka Architects is a practice that strives to find the identity and the soul of each space they create that’s hidden in colours, materials and built form to uncover the optimum user experience. They believe that a number of aspects get together and group in many different layers in a very lengthy and deep process for a piece of architecture to fulfil its purpose.
Project2 years ago
Hangzhou Vanke Yunchuang Gallium Valley R&D Center by WJ Studio is an interior design project inspired by the visual characteristics of gallium, an essential material in the IC industry. The project integrates plasticity, refinement, environmental protection, and technological atmosphere into public areas to meet the expectations of young working population and entrepreneurs with innovative visions.
Project2 years ago
Sierra House designed by Steyn Studio features a distinct roof profile in order to deal with the internal spatial requirements and the narrow site. The primary goal of the project was to enhance the house’s perceived internal scale by maximising ceiling heights in strategic areas and extending the plan’s depth along the site’s linear nature by avoiding solid traversal features.
Project2 years ago
‘Interweaving of Generations’ by Lechner & Lechner Architects is a project aimed at creating assisted living, social housing and living space. Five cube houses are placed in a gap to allow views of the surrounding mountains, which are interwoven by a curved green and meeting area. This meeting area is equipped with plenty of seating and loungers, creating space for encounters.
Article2 years ago
In the dynamic world of interior design, the quest for sustainable living has emerged as a driving force in recent years, reshaping the way we conceptualise and adorn our living spaces. In this article, we will look into the realm of sustainable splendour, exploring the innovative and inspiring ways Sydney’s interior designers are embracing eco-friendly practices to create spaces that are both aesthetically pleasing and environmentally responsible.
Selected Academic Projects
Project2 years ago
Leo & Alex by Tchoban Voss Architekten is an architecture project for two office buildings built on two undeveloped plots on Bornitzstrasse. The “Alex” building, a red brick structure, blends with historic neighboring buildings and honours the industrial location through its color, materiality, and cubature. Meanwhile, the “Leo” building features a grey-beige brick exterior with relief sheet metal cladding, privacy screens, and closed parapet elements.
Project2 years ago
Takuzen Construction Office by Tens Atelier is an interior design project focused on creating a simple, open and spacious office, without any cubicles. The space features a unique design with a special wooden veneer as its main material, expressing its personality and showcasing its uniqueness. The goal is to simplify the traditional office space by eliminating unnecessary decorations and complex modeling, ensuring a simple and straightforward function.
Project2 years ago
An Interlude – NH 75 by Collage Architecture Studio is a project inspired by Bangalore’s darshinis, providing a respite for the travelers and inviting them into spaces that encourage a slower pace, some contemplation and conversations. The designers attempted to create a unique dining experience amidst nature, aiming to provide visitors with both soulful and thought-provoking food.
Project2 years ago
Green Box House by Plus Idea Studio is a project that clearly demonstrates the desire to connect family members with a peaceful lifestyle as well as nature. The house illustrates horizontal connections, with each floor having a corridor, ensuring convenient traffic and natural ventilation. Green curtains are used to reduce street noise and provide privacy in a densely populated area of Ho Chi Minh City.
Project2 years ago
MoMa House by Estudio Tecalli is an architecture project inspired by the typical materiality of the Puebla-Tlaxcala region: red clay brick and typical Talavera tiles combined with contemporary building materials such as apparent concrete and glass. The steel frame windows evoke mid-20th century Mexican modern architecture, showcasing memorable and attractive features that have been lost recently.
Practice2 years ago
Estudio Tecalli is an architecture practice located in Puebla, Mexico. They focus on the highest quality architectural design in the Puebla Valley, paying attention to every detail of design, material and solution – in order to achieve unique and unrepeatable spaces.
Project2 years ago
ZAC Niel Apartments by TAA (Taillandier Architectes Associés) and Scalènes architectes forms a sequence of volumes forming a continuity, while being adapted to the context. Sited on the boundaries, the buildings create a street font — a parvis-facing public façade — and make space for the substantial landscaped hub. The plot consists of three built units, separated by openings for collective use or private use of one building.
Practice2 years ago
Scalene Architectes is an architecture practice based in Toulouse, that works at all urban scales and attempts to put humans at the center of its methods. They believe in a hedonistic approach that guides the concrete formalization of devices that invite interaction. It is based on dialogue to build relational mediums. Relationships that are inherently unpredictable and changing.
Project2 years ago
Patraaga by LiDha- Living in Dharti is an architecture project that pays tribute to the vernacular architecture of the Uttarakhand region and its sustainable attributes. The building is designed to rest like a leaf atop the mountain ranges. The design approach prioritized ‘form follows function’, focusing on optimal views and landform compatibility. The structure’s sit-out offers 180° views and ample sunlight, facilitating the integration of the outside.
Project2 years ago
Gogoland by Informal Design is an architecture project that integrates human-pet bonding with the surrounding natural environment, resulting in a natural social space themed as a pet paradise. The space of gogoland is bright and filled with natural light, creating a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere. The design is both functional and friendly, ensuring a wonderful experience for all visitors.
Academic Project2 years ago
‘PORTCULLIS – Drifter’s anchor’ is an architecture thesis by Marko Jovičić from the Faculty of Architecture – University of Belgrade, that seeks to create a sail archetype in a new world where conventions regarding civilization are viewed as nonexistent. The functional narrative revolves around the visual depiction of the ship lacking a coordinate position in the context of a ruined world. Apart from the sci-fi inspiration for thought, emphasis is placed on the process of creating a cohesive community, enduring resources, and useful assemblies that are currently accessible.
Project2 years ago
Cascade Bungalows at Brasada Ranch by Skylab is an architecture project designed to create a sense of escape from the noise and stress of daily life. The buildings are stepped with the topography and offer privacy for every unit and unobstructed views of the mountains. The bungalows feature a custom coffee bar, breakfast concierge service, locally sourced art, a sunken living area with a fireplace, and a private hot tub and outdoor shower.
