‬ architectural mesh

Langyuan Station was formerly a Beijing textile warehouse built in the 1960s. Transformed from an old industrial site, it has become a cultural and creative industry park where historical traces coexist with contemporary vitality. Today, the park is home to numerous companies in China’s film industry, as well as a wide range of emerging commercial brands and lifestyle venues. ©TAOA ©TAOA ©TAOA MORE, a well-known Chinese visual effects production company, selected an entire large red-brick warehouse within Langyuan Station as its new workplace in response to the company’s growth. The interior of the warehouse had already been converted by the park’s management into three standard floors with a... More

Interior designer Leigh Azriel transformed a modest single-story semi-detached house into a 260sqm, four-level home that clearly separates living areas, bedrooms, and a private rental unit. Shiran Carmel The redesign highlights a strong material palette of exposed concrete, breeze blocks, and wood, creating a balance between rugged textures and warmth while responding to the Mediterranean climate. Shiran Carmel A striking concrete breeze block façade provides privacy, shade, and dynamic natural light patterns, while a double-height space, bold concrete walls, and a custom woven light fixture enhance the home’s architectural presence. Shiran Carmel Organized across four levels—from open-plan communal spac... More

The project explores the duality between the stereotomic and the tectonic to resolve a programme of variable occupancy. This grandparents' house is sited on a plot in the semi-rural area of Buenos Aires. The compositional strategy is based on the clear differentiation of two superimposed volumes with distinct material and spatial logics. BRUTO STUDIO BRUTO STUDIO BRUTO STUDIO BRUTO STUDIO The lower volume, crafted from white, textured masonry, is a solid mass from which voids have been subtracted to create courtyards. These landscaped spaces are the core of the project: programmatic articulators that connect the interior and exterior. They perforate the mass to introduce light, nature, and visual permeability. The groun... More

At the invisible border between Italy and Switzerland, where the Alps guard their secrets in silence, stand five villas—five thoughts suspended between light and mist. Alpenglow V is more than a retreat; it is five reflections of nature, five mirrors of time slipping away like snow over the towering peaks. KAON line KAON line Dark stone and warm wood speak an ancient language, one understood only by the wind and the sun. As dusk paints the mountains with its golden brush, the villas transform into memories—fragments of a world that needs no explanation, only feeling. KAON line KAON line KAON line Here, one does not simply dwell… one becomes part of the landscape, a silent silhouette in the etern... More

In the realm of interior design, creativity knows no bounds. One of the latest trends capturing the attention of designers and homeowners alike is the use of welded wire mesh planters. The fabricators at Rift Millwork featured Banker welded wire mesh in an indoor planter in this coworking space. This unique planter serves as a functional piece and adds a touch of rustic modern elegance to the workspace. The open design allows plants to breathe and thrive, creating a fresh and vibrant atmosphere. Wire mesh planters offer a sleek and contemporary look that complements various interior styles, from industrial to minimalist. The mesh's clean lines and geometric patterns create a striking contrast against the lush greenery, making the plants st... More

This building is a Morden commercial structure to house a fashion retail store. The facade features a large artistic painting that blends traditional and contemporary motifs. It includes vibrant colour, abstract patterns, and stylized figures. The painting illuminated with soft, edge lighting emphasizing the curves and details. Frame 13.13 Frame 13.13 The facade is painted directly onto the building's surface creating a textured finish. The storefront below features glass walls and doors, providing a clear view of the retail space and mannequins inside. Frame 13.13 Frame 13.13 The fighting plays a significant role in the building's appearance, lighting accentuates the mural and signage. Frame 13.13 Frame 13.13... More

The House of Dancing Screens, as its name suggests, revolves around the beauty of the pivotal screens and their graceful interplay of function, form, and movement, creating an ever-changing dynamic concept that gives the house its distinctive character and name. Bharat Photography Bharat Photography Bharat Photography Bharat Photography The house is envisioned as an open floor plan emphasizing the interconnectivity of spaces. Each level is meticulously designed to cater to the unique lifestyles and age groups of the family, with a family lounge on every floor serving as a central gathering hub. From this lounge, private areas extend outward allowing each bedroom to enjoy the luxury of its private balcony. Bharat Phot... More

The design of a home office embodies a fusion of natural elegance and contemporary sophistication. The incorporation of marble and wood fosters a seamless blend between organic elements and urban chic. The vibrant turquoise hue serves as a captivating focal point, exuding both warmth and refinement, thereby infusing the workspace with a welcoming and hospitable ambiance. KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line This meticulously crafted design endeavors to encapsulate a space where elegance and productivity converge harmoniously, fostering an inspiring and conducive environment for creativity and diligence. KAON line KAON line KAON line More

Entrance : The entrance porch has a white mural of Lord Ganesh with blue undertones. The hallway has moonstone grey tiles and a dramatic aslant ceiling. The functional spaces are divided into the living room, dining room, and four bedrooms. Each corner of the house narrates a story. smitmehtaphotography smitmehtaphotography smitmehtaphotography Living Area: The living and dining room spaces are designed with a modish use of oak wood and charcoal laminate texture. The living room has a warm and earthy savanna color palette with rustic-orange undertones, while the dining room uses a minimal use of sankheda art form in furniture. The designer has curated, transformed, and evolved this art form to fashion a confident and playf... More

The name ‘White Echo’ embodies the essence of the residence, symbolizing the pristine white hue of the house and the incorporation of glass elements that evoke a captivating interplay of light and shadows. KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line Just as an echo reverberates and amplifies sound, ‘White Echo’ resonates as a harmonious fusion of modern architectural design and the serenity of nature’s beauty. KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line KAON line This title paints a picture of a sanctuary where... More

The “Champa”, a Vietnamese restaurant, is located in the middle of the centrally located Lindenplatz in a glass cube with glazing on all sides in the middle of the Outletcity Metzingen, surrounded by the outlets of the large sports and fashion stores from Nike to Marc O' Polo to Prada and Armani.  Zooey Braun Zooey Braun Despite its exposed location, the single-story cubature blends harmoniously into the surroundings. The facade reflects the vegetation along the immediate stream, creating a harmonious connection to nature.  Zooey Braun Zooey Braun A powerful, glowing red cloud on the ceiling, which extends over the entire length of the room, forms a connecting “sky” over the guest room... More

YIT offices are situated in the building of the former Hungarian thread factory. When designing the office premises we took into consideration the preservation of the atmosphere of the original production hall to the maximum extent possible, but also taking into account the acoustic well-being of the employees. Matej Hakár Matej Hakár Matej Hakár Matej Hakár Matej Hakár The space is designed as a semi-open space, it is visually divided into smaller units. Closed offices, framed dividing walls and closed meeting rooms are placed between individual departments, which allowed us to achieve different degrees of intimacy in the space. Matej Hakár Matej Hakár... More