An interactive iPhone app allows visitors to affect the quality of sound for each pole in real time. By turning the effects levels up or down the audience can collaboratively vote to change the active sound of their environment.
Moving away from the everyday conventional ‘meeting rooms’ – The world of KAT-Ohno is a place where architecture is reduced.
The h2o bench thanks to games of assemblage, flipping and inversion becomes a game of correlations: instant stool, chair, bench, and meeting place.
Located on the park’s central axis, facing the main entrance, it is a landmark as well as a leisure and exhibition space.
CANOES LANDSCAPE is a building to store canoes in the landscape of Zahara de la Sierra, in the south of Spain by Julio Barreno.
Expressive lighting series making analogies to peoples gestures like embracing.
An ambitious adaptive re-use project – modern residences built within the walls of the old Theriesenhospital, the oldest building in Düsseldorf and a registered national landmark.
Two boxes of reinforced concrete form modern prisms between the large colossal stones of the Brazilian coast. The volumes project outward from the mountain, almost abreast of the beach, in an 8-metre cantilever.
Rafaa’s answer to the challenge of designing an observation tower which will become a symbol welcoming all those who visit Rio de Janeiro, whether they arrive by air or sea. It will perhaps even become a symbol for the first zero carbon footprint for the Olympic Games.
Situated between Berlin’s Zoologischer Garten, Gedächtniskirche and Ku’damm, it is expected to become the new hotspot of the western part of the city.
Each individual kiosk consists of 4 cantilevered units for seating, display, storage and lighting. Taking reference from the Asian aesthetic of maximum display surface and individual adaptation, the 360° kiosks use a multitude of strategies to facilitate their commercial viability.
AquiliAlberg design proposal propose a catalyst of people and events that will allow the accumulation of inputs which are then invested in upgrading the city itself, attractive hub of events, suggesting a strong and immediately recognition of the site… a LANDMARK.
An extremely simple overall form is made complex in the detail by elaborate chiselling of the building’s volume.
The complex is a mixture of boutique shops, cafeterias and residences that will bring together the street and the park which are now on different levels with the use of a public passage that will cut through the building.
The staircase as a compressed spatial motion element of a former free field.
A bathroom where mutually alternating fragmentary mirror surfaces and lighting fixtures form a jigsaw puzzle of an image and a reflection.
The cane becomes a high tech gadget and simultaneously a useful prosthetic device that enhances the individual’s interaction with his/her surroundings.
The coexistence of two interleaved forms, each with a different hardness and materiality.
