Architectural Integration
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about Architectural Integration
Product • By Luce Spaces LLC • Carrara White Marble Fluted Wall-Mount Sink
Carrara White Marble Fluted Wall-Mount Sink
Carrara White marble's characteristic grey veining—formed through the recrystallization of limestone under sustained geological pressure—achieves particular visual clarity when cut to a honed finish, where the matte surface tempers reflectivity and allows the stone's tonal depth to read as architectural texture rather than ornament. This natural stone wall-mount basin translates that geology into built form through a precisely executed fluted exterior profile, its vertical ribbing generating a rhythm of light and shadow that gives the rectangular volume a considered geometric presence against a flat wall plane. The partially filled surface character inherent to Carrara White marble ensures that each honed basin retains a singula... More
Project • By Riegler Riewe Architekten • Offices
Med Uni Campus Graz
The concept for the Med Uni Campus Graz is based on the integration of work, teaching, and leisure spaces on a shared inner-city site. The project implements a clearly structured ensemble of coherent yet differentiated buildings, taking various requirements into account as far as possible. Openness, accessibility, and communication play important roles here.
David Schreyer
The campus is characterized by the clear placement of the volumes, which creates an exciting interplay between buildings and open spaces, between public and non-public uses, and thus a high potential for identification in the urban context.
Paolo Rosselli
In terms of their content requirements, some of the uses go beyond the classic campus concept—be it... More
Project • By KP OFFICE • Private Houses
pezoules house
Designed by Konstantinos Pittsas and KP Office, Pezoules House is conceived as a direct dialogue with its natural setting. Located on a steep and narrow plot, the residence responds closely to the terrain, orientation, and surrounding landscape, using architecture to frame and intensify the experience of the site rather than dominate it. The project’s sustainability strategy is grounded in minimal landscape intervention, passive environmental responsiveness, and the use of locally sourced materials that reinforce the connection between building and terrain.
Stavros Niflis
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Building with the landscape
The organisation of the house is shaped by the steep topo... More
Product • By Solitek • Integrated SOLID Solrif Terracotta Solar Modules
Integrated SOLID Solrif Terracotta Solar Modules
SoliTek’s SOLID Solrif Terracotta modules are designed for buildings located in areas with strict architectural or heritage requirements, where aesthetics and harmony with the roof are essential.Thanks to their special Terracotta-colored glass coating, the modules integrate seamlessly into traditional roofs, preserving the visual identity of historical and protected environments.
The series comes in two Terracotta tones – Orange and Bronze, with power output depending on the color and cell type:
Terracotta Bronze modules: up to 355 WTerracotta Orange modules: up to 285 WModules equipped with 3.2 mm front and rear glass are DiBT-certified (abZ/aBG) for in-roof integration and are tested for extreme durability, with hail resista... More
Project • By Harikrushna Pattani & Associates • Private Houses
Modern Bungalow Design At Science City Ahmedabad
This bungalow architecture design in Ahmedabad is conceived as a modern, comfortable, and contextually responsive residence spanning 4,700 sq. ft. on a 3,850 sq. ft. plot at Science City Road, Ahmedabad. The design by Harikrushna Pattani & Associates blends bold geometry, fluid massing, and sensitive material choices to create a home that is both striking and grounded.
The approach views the bungalow as more than just a residence; it is a spatial expression of light, form, and human experience. Facades are composed with a balance of linear clarity and recessed voids, creating plays of shadow and depth. Large glazed windows and overhangs allow indoor-outdoor dialogue, while brise-soleil and deep recesses control sun and ventilation crit... More