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Shaliman Interiors
Feb 22

The Shadow House is a newly-built private house on 38 sq m piece of land in London. Architects from Liddicoat and Goldhill created this Victorian house in order to test their ideas on living with less interior spaces with maximum emotional effect. Instead of using different construction materials, this house is made up of dark bricks. Privacy, comfort and silence are the major aspects we like about this house. Also, the Victorian buildings nearby provide a beautiful view. You might be wondering how the architects tackled the problem of lighting that is common to such tiny buildings. The obstacle has been overcome with the creation of an open space with clear straight lines and glass walls. No wonder it has won the Best Small House Of The Year Award at the British Homes Award 2011.
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Feb 22

This video shows a lecture by Arnout Van Vaerenbergh on the occasion of TEDxEutropolis. Van Vaerenbergh is a young Belgian architect and a co-founder of Leuven-based design practice Gijs Van Vaerenbergh. The speaker and his partner Pieterjan Gijs have been creating projects together since 2007. The projects are realized in the public spaces and without doubt they show architects’ architectural background. In spite of architecture, these projects also clearly display an artistic intention. Van Vaerenbergh’s work consists of site-specific interventions, installations and constructions that generate a mutual reaction with the environment. As such, their projects do not always originate from the customary commission and carry a large degree of autonomy. Their primary concerns are experiment, reflection, a physical involvement with the end result and the input on the viewer. In their art they manipulate the public space with minimal means and maximal impact. During the lecture Van Vaerenbergh talks about 3 very innovative projects which were invented and realized by his practice. 
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Feb 22

An old garage has been turned into a modern private art studio by photographer Natalie Wright, who thought of doing the undoable. She, in fact, wanted to renovate her old garage into a place that would be ultimately photography-friendly. As she went about giving the garage a change over, she understood all that was needed to make the space a modern day studio. And she did. She added more charm on to the walls by throwing in a handful of quirky elements such as some amazing artwork and wall décor so that the space warmed up to turn the studio space she wished for.
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Feb 22

Not every Starbucks coffe shop looks the same. Japanese architect Kengo Kuma proved that is true. He has designed the interior of a Starbucks in Fukuoka, Japan. His innovative design gives a new and very interesting look to the interior of the coffe house. The design is also quite brave because not everyone will feel comfortable in this kind of interior. What do you think about it? Do you want to dring coffe in this kind of coffe house?
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Feb 22

Imagine a life where you would feel more comfortable and entertained at work than at home. Well, probably Google’s employees in Zurich are quite near to these dreams in a real life. They have occasion to work in extraordinary and colorful spaces in Google’s Zurich Headquarters. On 12,000 square meters of space they are able to explore carefully designed interiors which allow to play and feel relaxed. Designed by Swiss architecture studio Camenzind Evolution, these informal spaces surprise you at first sight with a wide array of things to enjoy, like the slide, pool tables, gym or urban-inspired taxi cabins. Bold colors and modern inspiration have played a huge role in the interior design and the fact that each space gives a certain vibe shows how intuitive and tolerant they are with their staff. What part of these spaces you like the most?
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Feb 21

This 3070 sq ft single family residence with detached garage is located on a 42 ft wide lot in the Dunbar neighborhood of Vancouver. The gently graded site has oblique views to Pacific Spirit Park, and distant views to the city core. The Dunbar Residence explores the potential for diversity of spatial experience in a home with a flexible plan that accommodates changes in everyday family life. In response to the owners‘ love of nature interior-exterior relationships are established with outdoor patios and gardens at all levels. Spatially light is used to define scale and intimacy within the home.
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Feb 21

The open mouth of this steel-clad house in Fukuoka, Japan, by architects Case-Real reveals its interior to anyone strolling by. Red and grey galvanized steel envelops the exterior of the House in Saitozaki, which is single-storey on side but has two storeys on the other. A pitched roof with exposed eaves shelters living and dining rooms on the single-storey side, while utility rooms are located opposite beneath three first-floor bedrooms.
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Feb 21

These photos show small apartment’s interiors designed by Architect Flavio Castro. Thanks to the “magic touch” of Mr. Castro this apartment exhibits very inspiring design and layout. The project called Apartment Putti and it is a home for a young couple who probably will be the family soon. According to the project description, the premise for the reduced space (60m2), was to define a functional layout and gain further detailed control of the sizes of furniture, without invading areas of minimal movement. Do you like the interiors?
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