This winning proposal presents a reading of the drama of the natural countryside, building it on top of a steep hill relatively protected by the surrounding rugged topography.
A jutting platform, a floating sheet of concrete.
A monolithic form is unsheathed from the hill and placed atop. A celebration of the synthetic, the manufactured.
The dwellings are designed from an invariable core with a modulated addition which completes the requirements of the program.
Shaping looking, seeing and contemplating.
A hard core modernist approach of design composed out of two rectangles arranged on top of each other forming an ‘L’.
This residential tower operates as an ‘observatory’, composed of a smoothly rising stack of glazed-unit apartments.
The concrete structure on the North Tyrolean side juts out like an erratic boulder into the South Tyrolean side, underlining the cross-border nature of the Timmelsjoch Experience.
Guilherme Torres has designed a residence based on the habits and rhythm of its inhabitants.
A cantilevered barn shaped building balancing on the edge of the slope becomes an observatory, with paradoxical openings that reveal its voyeuristic intentions.
An invited international competition won by Plasma Studio with collaborators GroundLab and LAUR Studio.
Its fair faced hollowed-out concrete structure overhangs the natural settings and acts as a raised observation platform blending the boundaries of interior and exterior.
A dynamic, angular form rises from a pedestal to reach the sky.
An alien monolith floats above Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen housing legendary automotive icons.
A piece is incrusted into the sloping land, maintaining its natural profile which is overshadowed by the house on top.
Tinted, desaturated colours and ‘empty’ frames, dominated by the scale of the old walls in the background, highlight the black garments.
With their original concepts, these freshly pop watches differentiate themselves from traditional wristwatch design aesthetics.
This season is distinguished by shirts and coats resembling a pure white canvas. Sketches, the very first stage of design, are added to share with the wearer the clearest form of creation. From this idea the collection was born.
The Pavilion project refers to its own scale. It is not considered a model of a larger structure or a building, neither is it an art installation. It is a prototypical architecture.
