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Jan 27

These photos show a fabulous transformation from a mid-century house into contemporary residence. The home was originally built in 1967 and recently received a complete renovation. Having been built as an entertaining crib by an eccentric Northwest Hills builder, the fascinating mid-century home in Austin, Texas, displays a carefully studied collection of spaces. This fantastic modern facility displays exquisite features like the roundly shaped floating lava rock fireplace that seats 8-12 people for dinner, the kidney-shaped outdoor pool or the lava and fossil walls seen in many of the rooms. If you could, would like to buy it?
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Jan 27

The Miele Gallery has been designed by Gonzalo Mardones Viviani and is located on an important commercial and cultural street full of art galleries, restaurants, banks and shops. Because of that reason the design of this building had to be innovative and eye-catching. The site houses residences in low, medium and high density, surrounded by parks and squares in Santiago, Chile. This project represents the culmination of ongoing dialogues between client and architect, essential to our way of seeing and understanding the architectural design process. In this as in many cases the client story allows many inspirations and ideas that integrate into the architecture.
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Jan 27

This video shows an interview with Ali Rahim, an architect and the co-founder of New York City-based firm Contemporary Architecture Practice (CAP). His company gains increasing recognition in architectural world mostly because of cutting-edge projects which receive more and more architectural awards. During the interview, Rahim talks about his recent project which took place in Tokyo, Japan. The project is called IWI Orthodontics and it is a orthodontics clinic which specializes in a new innovative form of treatment based on an implant system patented by its head doctor. The building receives several architectural awards including, “Record Interiors 2010″.
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Jan 27

This colorful and magnificent project was made from 1,000 reused doors by South Korean artist and designer Choi Jeong-Hwa. This ten-storey public art installation was built in Soeul, South Korea. I must honestly say that I would be scared just navigating inside it – one wrong door and you could end up flying :) . What do thinks about it? Do you like it?
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Jan 27

These photos present renovated by an architect Sergi Pons Barcelona apartment. The architect explains that the owner spends a lot of time ironing, so he created a large aperture facing out from the laundry area into an open-plan living and dining room. Another innovative solution is a spinning mirror which separate the bed from the yellow doors and screens that conceal the bathroom behind. Would you fell comfortable in such apartment?
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Jan 27

This waterfront home was designed by Scott Allen. The architect proved that it is possible to create a modern building with harmony to the surroundings on the one hand, but on the other the home with comfortable conditions for its residents. The building called the Cliff House and it is stands with its back against a natural cliff and its front opened to the stretch of calming water. Cliff House was built in a place where an old guest house just to be. and its form was designed as a response to the tough terrain.
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Jan 26

“The architecture of Trump Tower Manila is something that is going to be prominent on the Manila skyline for years to come”, said Eric Trump, Executive Vice President of Development and Acquisitions of the New York-based Trump, shown here with Century Properties Managing Director and Trump Tower Manila Project Head Robbie Antonio and Century Properties Chairman Jose E.B. Antonio in a meeting at the Trump offices in New York City.
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Jan 26

This video shows an interview with the famous french architect Edouard François during Vis-à-vis Architecture conference. He studied at the Academie Des Beaux Arts in Paris, and later Architecture at the UP1 in Paris and at the Architectural Association in London. François has become one of the protagonists of green architecture on an international scene. His work focuses on matter, context, use, economy and ecology, following the preoccupations of sustainable development. François became known to the public in 2000 with “The Building That Grows”, built in Montpellier and widely publicized by the Ministry of Culture’s campaign on quality in architecture. He emphasized his fame by the ‘Flower Tower’ in Paris – a building, bordering a public park, completely veiled in white bamboo. During the interview, François talks how he become an architect and also he speaks about his inspirations, projects and his stay in the capital city of Canada.
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