Inspired by Japanese joinery, we redesigned the KABINA system to be manufactured with this computerized cutting technology. The system has a system of joints and a main mechanical structure that opens like a compass.
Architects Shira Dromi and Anouk Ron from the “Bazelet Architects” firm transformed a dated four-room apartment in Herzliya, Israel, into a spacious, elegantly designed space with modern lines.
A growing Seattle family needed guest space for visiting grandparents along with an office space to work from home. The idea evolved to create a weathering steel “planter” with a green roof as the building.
The Red Hills Residence is nestled into the hills of Oregon wine country, offering a contemporary interpretation of the traditional farmhouse vernacular. Scott Edwards Architecture’s design is an invitation to slow the pace of life.
The challenge of this project located in the Korean gastronomic hub of the Flores neighborhood in Buenos Aires was to achieve the convergence of two different cultures such as Korean and northern Argentine.
The Nipon house follows the movement of the terrain, opening in a fan shape towards the lagoons and allowing, through large north-facing windows, the provision of light to living areas and circulation spaces.
Replacing an existing home within Picton, in New South Wales, the proposal retains some of the remaining foundations, reusing materials across the site in a more deliberate way.
Precise standing seam gable roofs and board-and-batten siding nod to the vernacular farmhouses of Lincoln, MA, where the Silver Hill House is located. A triangular wedge forms a canopy over the front door.
