The architecture of ‘Ojigi’ , the Japanese bowing.
A 7m glass structure in the shape of a sword’s tip pays tribute to the Camelot and Excalibur myth.
Dreaming, living, dying. The house of the poet.
MA Architecture project by Chris Bamborough in collaboration with Nicholas Malyon, Leonardo Quinones and Oliver Petrie at UTS Sydney.
The hotel project is a small city project, a human settlement where habitat, commerce, education, politics, culture is combined.
Inhabiting two platforms- one flat and one undulating.
The playfulness of the prismatic rooflines and the use of weathered gray wood give the homes a unique orientation and distinct character.
Crisp, alien, periscope-like objects rise from the desert.
The ‘three axis’ geometry design allows interlocking of various configurations to adapt to changing class sizes, learning clusters and future learning methods.
Nomadic structures enlivening the strict lines of the space.
heri&salli have conceived a steel structure similar to a cocoon around a swimming pool in a private garden.
A house that enjoys the best of both worlds, private and public.
Free formed wave-like balconies ‘dance’ around the body of this housing block making it a recognisable landmark for the area.
The Museum of Polish History competition entry.
The highlight of this project is the patterned sustainable double skin inspired by traditional carved stone lattice screens.
FREITAG Reference’s change colour scheme as there’s just not enough unicoloured tarps to last longer than one season!
A design experiment using fashion, packaging, typography and photography, an interaction between two and three dimensional worlds.
The architect not fond of the site’s surroundings, a garage and an old iron factory decided on an introvert design; balcony-like spaces are mirrored inwards looking towards the main spaces of the house.
