Architect: Steven Holl Architects
Location: Hamarøy, Norway
Program: Historical museum for writer Knut Hamsun including exhibition areas, library, reading room, cafe and 230 seat auditorium
Client: Nordland Fylkeskommune (County)
Project Area: 2,271 sqm
Project year: 1994-2009
Photographs: Ernst Furuhatt & Steven Holl Architects
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Monday, 21 March 2011
Arturo House, México
A house with a strong presence that reminds me of Russian Constructivism...
Location: México D.F.
Date: 2009-2010
Built Surface: 430 m2
Built Surface: 430 m2
PROJECT: DCPP arquitectos (Pablo Pérez Palacios, Alfonso de la Concha Rojas)
COLLABORATORS: Yuli Hernández, Carlos González
CONSTRUCTION: DCPP construcciones
STRUCTURAL CALCULATION: Ricardo Camacho
PHOTOGRAPHY: Onnis Luque
COLLABORATORS: Yuli Hernández, Carlos González
CONSTRUCTION: DCPP construcciones
STRUCTURAL CALCULATION: Ricardo Camacho
PHOTOGRAPHY: Onnis Luque
Via Architecturelist.
Wurzburg Lakehouse by Archimania
Even this house has a common look I really appreciate the use of traditional material that became history to the most architects in a world where minimalism delivers insipid homes. You might say this design is outdated. In the speed of our exterior evolution it is, but in our souls it is the design that makes one feel homey for more than a generation.
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Via Contemportist.
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