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the pallas house was designed in response to a challenge by a developer to explore new technological possibilities. the warped stone walls of the landscape are offset by the complex-curved perforated metallic shroud which envelopes the house itself. the shroud, entirely non-standard in that every component is a complex one-off, demands post-industrial manufacture using cnc machining. it announces the re-birth of non-standard productive possibilities, of sculptural forms and decorative surfaces, of the re-emergence of a now numeric craft. design team: mark goulthorpe, matthieu le savre, karine chartier, nadir tazdait, arnaud descombes + bernard cache, patrick beaucé. engineers: ovearup&p david glover, sean billings, andy sedgewick.
GREG LYNN FORM
At 7 World Trade Center in New York: “Architectural Leaders Join Frank Gehry to Form Strategic Alliance Dedicated to Transforming the Building Industry Through Technology”.
The Passive House is a modern take on climate specific housing drawing on vernacular techniques from Taiwan.
Passive House - Myriad Harbor
ELISA STROZYK
"Wooden Textiles" convey a new tactile experience. We are used to experience wood as a hard material; we know the feeling of walking across wooden floors, to touch a wooden tabletop or to feel the bark of a tree. But we usually don't experience a wooden surface which can be manipulated by touch.Cave for kids at Breidablikk Kindergarten in Trondheim had an excellent starting point: Children as users, free hands for design and a tiny budget. Drawing for children is a liberating and cheerful affair. Children are the ultimate clients being unexpectedly innovative and open minded.
HAUGEN/ZOHAR
Cave for kids by Haugen/Zohar Arkitekterat | Abitare En
50 m3 and 1,5 tonnes of pre-industrial waste make a secret, spooky space, a playful cave for children.Blog Archive » Norwegian Wild Reindeer Centre Pavilion by Snøhetta
The rippled timber core of this reindeer observation pavilion by architects Snøhetta mirrors the curves of the surrounding Dovre Mountains in Norway.
honorable mention moh architects reaches round of final 10 in a two-stage international competition for the development of an International Business Center in Armenia. 275 proposals weresubmitted.
