Renaître d'une ruine - [ du D.chet à l'ob.G ) [ du D.chet à l'ob.G ) Aller au contenu | Aller au menu | Aller à la recherche blog archives photos contact rss « Briques - Au coin ! » Renaître d'une ruine Par madame.dg le jeudi 20 octobre 2011, 09:46 - Lien permanent Quand les ruines redeviennent habitat, on peut remercier la créativité du concepteur. Partager Ajouter un commentaire La discussion continue ailleurs URL de rétrolien : Fil des commentaires de ce billet Tags Tous les tags S'abonner Décoré par annso - Propulsé par Dotclear . Naumann.architektur. The Dovecote Studio by Haworth Tompkins « RADDblog. ….London architects Haworth Tompkins have inserted a Corten steel artist’s studio into a ruined Victorian dovecote in Suffolk, UK.
Called The Dovecote Studio, the structure has a pitched rood and occupies the same space as the original building’s interior. A skylight in the north side of the roof illuminates the plywood interior, which includes a mezzanine with a desk and corner window overlooking marshes towards the sea. The steel was welded together to form a watertight box, constructed on-site and lifted into the brick shell by a crane. from the architects: The Dovecote Studio The Dovecote Studio forms part of the internationally renowned music campus at Snape Maltings, founded by Benjamin Britten in derelict industrial buildings on the Suffolk coast.
Britten was inspired by the almost abstract landscape of the reedbeds at the boundary between the land and the sea: the ruins of a nineteenth century dovecote sit directly on this boundary, looking out across the marshes. via dezeen. The Smokehouse Room and SHRoom by Busride Design Studio. Sexy urban apartment interiors in Sao Paulo. J. Mayer. H.'s Metropol Parasol, Sevilla, Spain. Am. 40 Beautiful Architecture Pictures in Black & White. Architecture, Urbanisme. Shelton’s House by Shuwa Tei. Browse Gallery 01/13 Elegance transcends throughout the concrete structure of ‘Shelton’s House’ in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan.
Created by Japanese architect Shuwa Tei of Tokyo based practice Intentionallies , this dwelling accomplishes simplicity within the striking sharp angles and clean lines of its design. Browse Gallery 02/13 Separate entrances reside on either side of the abode giving residents a choice of entrance. The lower part of the stairway almost seems like it was intricately carved from a concrete block. Browse Gallery 03/13 Browse Gallery 04/13 Browse Gallery 05/13 Browse Gallery 06/13 Browse Gallery 07/13 Browse Gallery 08/13 Browse Gallery 09/13 Browse Gallery 10/13. House in Horinouchi by Mizuishi Architect Atelier. By Eric • Oct 10, 2011 • Selected Work Japanese studio Mizuishi Architect Atelier has designed the House in Horinouchi project, a two-story home for a family of three.
The 595 square foot contemporary residence sits on a narrow triangular lot between a river and a road in Suginami, one of the 23 special wards of Tokyo, Japan. Photos by: Hiroshi Tanigawa Via DesignBoom Click any photo to see a larger image - Use buttons or j/k/arrow keys to navigate through the articles. Architecture, Urbanisme. SA Residence by Shatotto Architects. By Eric • Oct 20, 2011 • Selected Work Dhaka-based studio Shatotto Architects has sent us photos of the SA Residence project.
Completed in 2010, this contemporary home is located in Dhaka, Bangladesh. SA Residence by Shatotto Architects: “Unfolding nothingness… 1. Bangladesh the largest delta on earth has 52 rivers that carry water from the Himalayas in an intricate pattern to the Bay of Bengal. As Lalon, a spiritual folk singer, Sufi and philosopher of this land, says in eighteenth century, “if there is not one thing inside the body then it is not outside the body either”. 2. In the current trend of real estate development, this residence has been a challenge particularly placing a water court as swimming pond in the middle of the house, a surely difficult task to ensure privacy.
The south and the southeast have been designed to bring in cool breeze during the hot humid summer and the warmth of the sun during winter. 3. Photos by: Daniele Domenicali, Rafiq Azam Source: Shatotto Architects.