Archive for June, 2011
World Trade Centre Residence in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, World Trade Centre Residence was designed by TRO Jung Brannen. The design includes several notable amenities such as a landscaped rooftop and terrace, temperature-controlled pool with poolside café, business suites and a fitness centre, as well as several levels of private balconies and garden rooms. Many of the residences are two-storey duplex units with dramatic...
Houses for 2 Sisters, 19th century building in Porto, Portugal
Designed by Nuno Valentim, Arquitectura e Reabilitação, Houses for 2 Sisters, 19th century building is located in Porto, Portugal. This central space becomes the project’s key element, articulating distinct functions. Accessible from the main entrance hall, it is delimitated by glass panels which allow its complete isolation from the rest of the house(s), at the same time establishing physical...
Talon Court new home designed to raise the bar for green living in WIlmington, United States
Talon Court new home designed to raise the bar for green living that located in WIlmington, United States, was designed by Jay DeChesere, Architect, PC. As the office and home of the architect, a working laboratory is maintained for ongoing research on performance of various systems and materials and a marketing source for vendors and designers. The home has been on the ASEC’s National Solar Tour...
930 Poydras Residential Tower in New Orleans, United States
Located in New Orleans, United States, 930 Poydras Residential Tower was designed by Eskew+Dumez+Ripple. This mixed-use residential project is designed to re-imagine the typically horizontal circumstance of New Orleans’ dense French Quarter blocks as a vertical condition. The program includes 250 residential apartments above a 500 car garage, and is organised to create a communal amenity floor at...
Seongbuk Gate Hills in Seoul, South Korea
Designed by Haeahn Architecture + Joel Sanders Architect, Seongbuk Gate Hills is located in Seoul, South Korea. The project’s design updates the ancient principle of the ‘borrowed view’, which merges the private gardens in the foreground with natural features in the distance. The staggered arrangement of L-shaped dwellings ensures that each unit enjoys unobstructed open southern views...
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