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Wirra Willa Pavilion by Matthew Woodward Architecture The aim was to create a multifunctional space that provided an experiential opportunity for the visitor so they could appreciate, to the full extent, the inherent beauty of the landscape. Simplicity is essential to the success of the project. The approach was to maintain simplicity through each stage of the design process in order to create an elegant, unobtrusive incision into the landscape setting that allows for both prospect and refuge. The use of the pavilion is multifunctional. The design needed to be flexible and adaptable to accommodate for various uses during the changing seasons through out the year.

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Blog Design, Blog architecture, decoration design, mobilier, graphisme - Orgone Design : le blog du design contemporain Tengbom Architects est une des agences d’architecture les plus influentes en Suède, et plus généralement en Scandinavie. Tengbom ne pèse pas moins de 550 salariés répartis sur une douzaine de bureaux en Suède, en Finlande, mais également au Cambodge. Depuis 1906 (déjà), Tengbom s’efforce de combiner le design moderne et l’habitat traditionnel, avec une attention sur l’écologie et l’humanisme. C’est avec ces principes que l’agence s’est penchée sur les appartements d’étudiant, avec à la clé cette élégante boîte de seulement 10 mètres carrés, tout en bois, exposée au Musée d’Art Virserum dans le comté de Småland, en Suède.

Core77 / industrial design magazine + resource / home DesignVerb! Zamora Offices / Alberto Campo Baeza Architects: Alberto Campo Baeza Location: Calle Obispo Manso, 1, 49001 Zamora, Spain Design Team: Alberto Campo Baeza, Pablo Fernández Lorenzo, Pablo Redondo Díez, Alfonso González Gaisán, Francisco Blanco Velasco Area: 12100.0 m2 Year: 2012 Photographs: Javier Callejas Sevilla, Cortesia de Alberto Campo Baeza Collaborators: Ignacio Aguirre López, Miguel Ciria Hernández Other Collaborators: Alejandro Cervilla García, Emilio Delgado Martos, Petter Palander, Sergio Sánchez Muñoz Structural: Eduardo Díez – IDEEE Installations: Úrculo Ingenieros Rigger: Juan José Bueno Crespo Glass Consultant: José Pablo Calvo Busello Contractor: UTE Edificio Consejo Consultivo: Dragados Promotor: Junta de Castilla y León. Consejería de Hacienda From the architect.

Sleek design Dailytonic - Your daily Inspiration Future Feeder and Journal of Architecture & Computation Culture Photographing Buildings [Composition Tips] A Guest Post by Michael Toye I am a firm believer, at least with photography, that what you get back is directly related to the effort you put in. As with all activities, it’s certainly not linear and I am the first to admit that you can tip the scale in your favor to achieve some great architectural images armed with only a few basic techniques.

Architectural Photography: Just Like Playing Tetris…Right? “Shooting architecture or home décor is just like playing Tetris,” says Lincoln Barbour, a professional commercial advertising and architectural interior photographer based in Portland, Oregon. “You have to get everything to fit together just right.” Lincoln has his background in web design, so it’s no surprise that Lincoln’s talents lay in creating perfectly composed photos. After he gave up his web design job (post dot-com bubble), Lincoln went to work as studio manager for an architectural photographer.

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