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4 YEARS AGO
Casa Cubo, the initiative of a couple of art collectors, was conceived to house a lodging and support center to artists and the development of the arts, but with all necessary facilities to serve as a home.
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4 YEARS AGO
Nestled in the Wakatipu basin amongst the Southern Alps of New Zealand, the Arrowtown House rises from the landscape.
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4 YEARS AGO
The new Woolston Community Library replaces the previous library, built in 1871, which was demolished due to earthquake damage. A simple material palette of red brick, black steel, and timber speaks to the traditional local architecture style.
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4 YEARS AGO
Bias House lays with additive and subtractive transformation to create an impression that the rooms are more connected to the outside and thus more spacious.
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4 YEARS AGO
Conceived as a quintessential Australian beach pavilion structure the Burleigh Pavilion is the refurbishment and partial construction of the iconic ocean facing building and swimming pool at Burleigh Heads.
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4 YEARS AGO
Le Pavillon is an 11,000-square-foot dining oasis seamlessly blending nature and architecture in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.
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4 YEARS AGO
Our brief for the Pittwater house was to create a beach house for a retired couple that was large enough for their extended family of children and grandchildren to visit and stay.
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4 YEARS AGO
This modern reinterpretation of the Japanese home reintegrates landscape into an urban neighbourhood.
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4 YEARS AGO
The Audrey Irmas Pavilion is a new addition into the Wilshire Boulevard Temple’s Glazer Family Campus that will serve as a multi-purpose event space for both the congregation and the surrounding city. The pavilion will be a gathering place, forging new connections with the existing campus activities and inviting the urban realm into the new civic anchor.
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4 YEARS AGO
HP House utilised the domination of timber and glass to have tropical-modern look
