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Acquadulza by Simone Micheli

Posted by Editor on December 4, 2017

Interior Design.

Simone Micheli designed Acquadulza, a complex with a lounge-bar, a wine cellar and a restaurant. The design is meant to be take conceptual inspiration from the colors of nature, intentionally turned into different, displacing, non-camouflaging expressions. An ostentatiously contemporary language permeates the interiors. The lounge-bar covers 70 square meters and extends lengthwise with exposed stonework wall surfaces treated in white […]

More Amazing Bookcases

Posted by Editor on December 1, 2017

Interior Design.

Since i posted the Apartment in the Center of Madrid by Zon-e with the amazing bookcase I have been finding a lot like them. Like the four I found while picking up all the information for the Fudomae Apartment. Hope you like them! Originally Posted On Coolboom

Microcostas by Vicente Guallart

Posted by Editor on November 29, 2017

Landscape Design.

Microcostas, designed by spanish architect Vicente Guallart, is a series of man made islands located in Vinarós, Spain. These geometric wood islands allow people to experience a part of the coast that usually would not be accessible due to its rough surfaces, therefore extending the coastline. The islands allow users to sunbathe, read and relax. Originally Posted On Coolboom

Museum Castle Freudenstein by AFF Architekten

Posted by Editor on November 27, 2017

Architecture, Interior Design.

The Museum Castle Freudenstein, designed by AFF Architekten, is the result of the conversion of an ancient castle located in the town of Freiberg, Germany. The castle itself partly dates back to the time of the Romanesque style. It was later fully extended to a four-wing-ensemble, including a large tower. During the Seven Years War from 1756 to […]

Villa Peet by Studio Klink

Posted by Editor on November 24, 2017

Architecture.

Villa Peet was designed by Studio Klink as a sequence of contrasting spatial experiences. These contrasts create a feeling of entering new worlds behind a series of rabbit holes. The absence of traditional interior doors gives the ground floor a sence of continuity, although the different space are well defined. On the ground floor a glimpse of the stairs and a small balcony […]

Seeko’o Hotel by King Kong Architects

Posted by Editor on November 22, 2017

Architecture, Interior Design.

King Kong Architects was extremely excited to accept the assignment and create the Seeko’o Hotel in the city of Bordeaux, France. Seekoo means iceberg in the Inuit language. The name suggests both the building’s clean lines and the immaculate appearance of its skin. It evokes the changing look of the hotel according to the time of day or night. Slight inclines […]

Fornarina Las Vegas by Giorgio Borruso Design

Posted by Editor on November 20, 2017

Interior Design.

Giorgio Borruso Design projected a surrealistic ambience of amoeboid shapes for the italian shop of Fornarina in Las Vegas. To fight the barnlike 218 square meter rectangular space with 9 meter high ceilings, Borruso designed a series of viscerally organic shapes dominated by four large, hooded, tentaclelike objects hanging from the ceiling. Each one harbors a steel spine carrying LED […]

Majik Cafe by Karim Rashid

Posted by Editor on November 17, 2017

Interior Design.

Karim Rashid continues his philosophy of creating a digipop digital nature and a seamless world that excites all the senses with Majik Cafe, a new restaurant in Belgrade, Serbia. The dynamic patterned glass bar changes color and mood throughout the customer’s stay. The restaurant is brought into the 21st technocentury with a scrolling LED message board above […]

Leon City Funeral Chapel by BAAS Arquitectes

Posted by Editor on November 15, 2017

Architecture.

The Funeral Chapel is located Leon, Spain, in front of a large green area and close to a residential neighborhood. To integrate the building into the natural environment, BAAS Arquitectes decided to bury it under a pond of water. The waiting room opens to a large slope of ivy and birch, and is characterized with varnished wood, carpets and large indirect lighting to […]

Rural Route by Ronald Hernandez, Marcelo Valdes & Osvaldo Veliz

Posted by Editor on November 13, 2017

Landscape Design.

Ronald Hernandez, Marcelo Valdes & Osvaldo Veliz, all three architects students in the University of Talca, Chile, projected and builded seven wooden modules placed in an old rural route. The seven modules are used as information points and, specially, as places to rest. Originally Posted On Coolboom