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Project • By Miró Rivera Architects • Private Houses
Rocky River Residence
The Rocky River Residence was conceived as an “upside down” house, with the main living areas situated on the upper level in order to capitalize on the site’s spectacular views of the downtown Austin skyline. The arrangement creates the feeling of living among the canopies of the surrounding native oak trees.
Paul Finkel | Piston Design
Paul Finkel | Piston Design
From the street, the home looks like a typical single-story residence—an illusion created by building up the landscape into a gently-sloping berm. The exterior is clad in a rainscreen of fiber-cement panels; the base is wrapped in roughback limestone. Private spaces facing the street are screened by vertical aluminum louvers, which double as sola... More
Project • By Biha Architects • Offices
Ambition Law Institute
Located in the bustling roadway of Delhi, here is Ambition Law Institute - facade designed and executed by @biha_architect within a given time span of just 25 days.
On approaching the main NH - 10, one stumbles upon the extraordinary eye catching commercial structure that was just a former banal facade.
Takenincompany
The project brief demanded a strong facade that makes a bold statement and leave a lasting impression from its surroundings, to evoke a sense of professionalism & confidence, while maintaining a contemporary and timeless appeal.
Resonating with the institute's ideology we wrapped the entire facade in black and white ACP sheets with large fenestrations to create a strong visual contrast. The entire facade is broken... More
Project • By MIKAMI Architects • Apartments
Shiseikan
Shiseikan is a company dormitory of Sekishō Corporation. Sekishō Corporation is a leading company in Ibaraki that embodies dignity and embraces foreigners, single mothers, and people with disabilities, which makes it an appealing company.
MIKAMI Architects
The site is on land with depth that faces the high-traffic National Route 125. On the far side of the L-shaped planar building is the men's dormitory and on the other, the women's. The first floor of the building is mainly a common space including a communication hall, While the second floor is a private space for individual dormitories.
MIKAMI Architects
At the communication hall, the pendant lights above the dining table and vivid chairs in the chic space create... More