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House on Lac Grenier by Paul Bernier

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House on Lac Grenier by Paul Bernier

Located in a rural area 90 minutes outside of montreal, this single-storey lakeside house has been designed by canadian architect paul bernier. named ‘house on lac grenier’, the dwelling is entirely clad with vertical cedar slats, weatherproofed to protect the property from the region’s severe climatic conditions. the form of the home responds to its woodland setting, mediating the undulating terrain and bending around exiting trees. Lire la suite

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The Couch by MVRDV

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The Couch by MVRDV

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Cranks by Hugo Kohno Architect Asso…

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Cranks by Hugo Kohno Architect Asso…

[ad_1] © Seiichi Ohsawa The client requested Hugo Kohno Architect Associates to design a house made of reinforced concrete on a site in a lively neighborhood near a station and a busy commercial district. However, the ground condition around this area is very poor and soft. If building a 3-story reinforced concrete building, we would need to install pile foundations driven deep into the support layer, which would be unrealistic due to the large construction…

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Mountview Road Residence by B.E Arc…

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Mountview Road Residence by B.E Arc…

[ad_1] Responding to the clients’ brief to create a new home with a sense of establishment, the Mountview Road Residence is designed as two distinct building types, one more traditional and the other more modern. There is a play between the two building types so that the front of the house is characterised by a restrained formality and the back is a casual open plan. The larger, central structure is a modern reinterpretation a traditional…

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Europe-Fast East Gallery by K. Inga…

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Europe-Fast East Gallery by K. Inga…

[ad_1] © Krzysztof Ingarden The year 2015 marks twenty-eight years since the publication of Tygodnik Powszechny magazine’s interview in which Andrzej Wajda announced his intention to create a Museum of Japanese Art and Technology in Kraków – a permanent venue for exhibiting Feliks ‘Manggha’ Jasieński’s collection of Japanese art. In 1994, during the opening of the new building, nobody would have thought that the new facility would initiate a whole series of the artist’s ideas…

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