Chanarin Residence in London, United Kingdom

The Chanarin Residence designed by Chris Dyson Architects is located in London, United Kingdom. This house was built in 1720, and over three centuries its history has been, to say the least, chequered; that is to say, full of ups and downs. An episode in the nineteenth century when vehicular access to the back was driven through the front must be considered a down, the imitation weaver’s loft which... 

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Sliding House in Suffolk, United Kingdom

Located in Suffolk, United Kingdom, Sliding House was designed by dRMM The brief was a self-build house to retire to in order to grow food, entertain and enjoy the landscape. The site offered a combination of rolling England and agricultural Holland, restrained by stringent local Planning parameters for rural development. A genuine appreciation of vernacular farm buildings shared by architect and client/builder... 

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3555 by Eric Owen Moss Architects, United States

The 3555 was designed by Eric Owen Moss Architects is located in the connective points and is the newest addition to the continued collaboration with the urban scale in Culver City, California, United States between the architect and developer to revitalize an area previously and industrial dereliction warehouse. The brick structure was originally built in the early 1950s as an industrial warehouse... 

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The Wave by DBI Design, Australia

The Wave, an Australian residential tower was designed by DBI Design is located in Queensland, Australia. “The Wave”, a catchy turn of housing and retail tower on the Gold Coast of Queensland, has left a number of renowned international events in its wake to take the silver medal in the annual Emporis Skyscraper Awards. The 35-story tower, gets its name from an external waveform designed... 

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National Art Museum by Kisho Kurokawa Architects, Japan

This architecture design is Japan’s largest National Art Museum in Tokyo, Japan that was designed by Kisho Kurokawa Architects & Associates. With its striking facade of waves of glass, it encompasses an astounding 48,000m², making it the largest in Japan. With no collection of its own, the National Art Center, Tokyo’s 12 exhibition rooms will be divided between shows organized by nationally... 

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