This projects represents our ongoing inquiry into visual lightness and continuity. The design explores juxtaposition, introducing a new material and spatial dialogue within the perceptive weight of a historic building.
Project: 3D-Printed Tram Stop Studio: So Concrete Location: Výstaviště tram stop, Prague, Czech Republic Completion year 2022 Gross Floor Area: 20 m² Photographer: Tomáš Hejzlar The first tram stop in the Czech Republic made of UHPC concrete manufactured using robotic 3D printing. Description The innovative Czech company So Concrete, which is successfully developing the field
Floating home by i29 architects is part of Schoonschip, a new floating village of 46 households that aims to create Europe’s most sustainable floating community.
This private initiative residential project is located next to the Circunvalação, on the northern edge of the city of Porto. The plot has a trapezoidal configuration and faces rua Nova do Rio.
Glass Link House was designed for a growing family with a passion for entertaining, nature, and Japanese design. The home was a collaborative effort between the Scott|Edwards Architecture design team and the family
The Heartwood Residence sits on the east bank of the Willamette River in Portland’s Oak Grove neighborhood. In addition to offering a sweeping panorama of the river and its wildlife, the home overlooks boat docks, freight barges, and an early 20th-century railroad bridge
Boston Consulting Group’s new 27,000-square-foot office in the re-enlivened heart of Detroit’s downtown corridor occupies the entire second level of a new four-story office building adjacent to Little Caesar’s Arena.
As a building, The Hotel Britomart is a 10-storey object crafted from hand-made clay bricks, its rough surface punctuated by a constellation of sleekly glazed windows, its mass appearing to hover weightlessly over an urban tapestry of cobbled lanes and dockside warehouses.
