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Mar 21

Vértice Arquitectos designed this house in Cerro Azul, Peru. This house was designed in the first row, plot 5 in Lomas del Mar beach in Cerro Azul, 120Km. south of Lima. The plot is a rocky and sandy hill in a half curved shape that reaches 48 meters high above the sea level and drops steeply 8 meters in its lowest part. It has a 180° view to the Pacific Ocean to the south, and a panoramic view of the beach to the east and to the north. What do you think about its innovative form?
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Mar 21

Keith Interior Design and Stauch Vorster Architects collaborated in designing the Long Beach Hotel in Mauritius. Putting aside the fantastic Mauritius Island, there are numerous features that make this a dream destination. Drift wood was combined with grey stone work and a relaxing color palette including pure white, aqua, chartreuse and coral place the focal point on the beautiful resort. These colors create a stunning atmosphere, which brings comfort and relaxation on the verge of dreaming. Each space has its unique mood, welcoming guests with a powerful connection to the radiant surroundings.
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Mar 20

In order to better utilize a space of 9 acre site at the heart of the Seattle Center, the Urban Intervention invited designers to conceive a fresh vision of social, economic and environmental opportunities. This was clearly with a view of generating ideas for a new generation and towards applicable solutions for major urban sites around the world. The 9 acre site is originally where the Memorial Stadium stands and will soon be demolished. It is to make way for more public space, which holds whimsical ideas for a new cultural center and public place.
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Mar 20

Shek-O Residence in Hong Kong is an outstanding structure located on the top of a hill, overlooking the mesmerizing South China Sea. Erected on a planar triangular plot by the creative folks from Scott Allen Architecture, this house has bagged several awards for interior designing.
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Mar 20

The concrete walls of this church in Tenerife are roughly lined with crushed volcanic rocks. Completed in 2008 by Spanish architect Fernando Menis of Menis Arquitectos, the church comprises four chunky concrete volumes separated from one another by sliced openings. Two overlapping cracks in the building’s end wall create a large cross-shaped window that is visible from within the nave.
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Mar 20

Tea House and library is a project designed by studio Archi-Union Architect and located in the backyard of Archi-Union Architects’ office in Shanghai, China. Its uncommon appearance obeys the rules of modern design, while adding a little extra. According to the architects, the building “reacts to the site’s environment; the plan layout is a logically obscure quadrilateral, thus maximizing the amount of space. It is divided into three parts. A covered public area is formed towards the open space with the pool, with an enclosed tea house at ground level and library on the first floor where a small triangular balcony extends around the existing tree. Other more private spaces exist such as a lounge, reading room and service room which are arranged towards the rear of the building; a delightful transitional space was created to connect the public space and the private spaces”. Enjoy the interiors of this highly original Tea House and feel free to share your opinions below.
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Mar 19

This amazing library concept has been designed by the Design team at 10, and tries to come with something new, modern and futuristic that hopefully will attract as much visitors as possible to enjoy a unique landscape. The architecture of the building uses topographic undulations that beautifully interacts with the landscape giving birth to a bold and futuristic landmark. The facade is clad in a dark grey, and its metal skin provides an extra resistance to the marine conditions and whether. The interior design is simple and very airy, the book shelves are placed at an exact distance between each others and the study area is actually the entire library, you can choose to sit at a table or read a book on the stairs. The library features some huge windows that covers more than half of the wall and provides enough natural light to create a great study environment.
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Mar 19

These photos initiated the discussion about the interior design limits. They present a new look of the sales office for a real estate company in Chongqing, China. The office was designed by One Plus Partnership which obviously wanted to create something extraordinary, nevertheless the main question is about the fitting of these interiors to its function. Without doubt the office will have outstanding look, but the question is that it will be a good and comfortable place for work? What do you think about this office? Do you want to work in that kind of place?
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