Architectural Workshop’s

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Project • By erazo puglieseWorkshops

Un Obradoiro

Un Obradoiro is the outcome of a wood design-and-build workshop held with first-year architecture students from CESUGA (Centro de Estudios Superiores Universitarios de Galicia) in A Coruña, Spain. Led by Sebastián Erazo and Stefano Pugliese (Erazo Pugliese), together with resident professors Javier Caride and Tomás Valente, the workshop was co-financed by XERA (Agencia Gallega de la Industria Forestal / Agency for Forest-Based Industry) and conceived as an initiatory experience for students who had just completed the second semester of their studies. Erazo Pugliese Erazo Pugliese Erazo Pugliese Erazo Pugliese The main goal was to introduce participants to architectural design as a com... More

Project • By erazo puglieseRural

Datça Summer Workshop Installation

Datça Summer Workshop 2025 was a two-week design-build program that provided the village square of Hızırşah, on the Datça Peninsula, with a new shaded wooden infrastructure for play, gathering, and everyday rural life. Building on the 2024 research on vernacular “çardak” structures, the workshop combined a first week of theoretical studies with a second week of construction to reinterpret this almost-forgotten, lightweight agricultural typology for contemporary use. erazo pugliese From research to design-build Conceived as “Lightweight Structures in Vernacular Agroscapes II,” the 2025 edition extended an ongoing exploration of Mediterranean rural landscapes, local forms of production, and... More

Project • By erazo puglieseWorkshops

Alpendre Installation / erazo pugliese + cesuga

“Alpendre” from galician or portuguese alpendre, and these from the latin appendix, ‘something added, accesory”.  Bruno Giliberto The faculty of architecture of CESUGA completed a wood design and build workshop (during the IV Xornadas Internacionais da Madeira 2024), whose main goal was to promote the use of wood as a building material in the forestry region of Galicia, Spain, through education in design and construction techniques.  Bruno Giliberto The workshop started from the opportunity to intervene in the environment near CESUGA: Feáns, A Coruña, a place in transformation that retains a strong identity and great social interaction, as well as environmental and ethnographic value. ... More

Project • By erazo puglieseRural

Intervention on a stone ruin / CESUGA School of Architecture + Sebastian Erazo + Stefano Pugliese

The faculty of architecture of CESUGA completed a wood and design during the III International Conference on Timber 2023, whose main goal was to promote the use of wood as a building material in the forestry region of Galicia, Spain, through education in design and construction techniques. Bruno Giliberto Bruno Giliberto Bruno Giliberto Bruno Giliberto INTRODUCTION An intervention on the ruins of a water mill approximately 150 years old became the starting point and main objective of the wood design and construction workshop that took place on Senda do Rio Sisalde (The Sisalde River trail), a wide valley that goes from the Atlantic coast, through agricultural land, productive forests, and the Fraga, a protected native... More

Project • By ADMA ArquitectosWorkshops

Whites Workshop

A young mechanical engineer who becomes independent from the familiar business and start his own path. The installation of a household maquila workshop in the yard of his house. The workshop grows and takes over the other spaces until it requires the formal expansion of a new level. Caption To development –initially led by way of self- construction – the professional exercise of the office is added ADMA Architects. Caption Along with the analysis of processes, flows and needs of work, for its optimal reorganization in the workshop existing, the extension was projected towards the second level: a full space for the installation of sewing machines. Caption The project was carried out with three clear objectives:&... More

Project • By Studio NomadWatch Towers

HELLO WOOD TOWER

The tower is one of the most important archetypes of our settlements. It is a symbol of continuity in time and space that connects the past and the present. Climbing the viewing tower, we can see not only the expanded Csóromfölde with its new buildings from this year, but from its top we can also glance back at Csórompuszta, the former site of Project Village. The tower is on the axis between the current village and the manor in the distance, being located precisely at the end of the high street.It also preserves something of the past in its construction, recalling the first phase of the community’s settlement: the shape of the top of the tower reminds us of chimneys in Csórompuszta, and wood from earlier pro... More
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The clean lines and narrow profiles of these windows and hinge door offer a contemporary aesthetic.
The modern appearance of Western Window Systems windows complement the offbeat interior design of this bedroom.
The extensive remodel breathed much-needed new life into what was a tired-looking Cape Cod-style home.
Low-E glass in these fixed bedroom windows provide maximum energy efficiency.

Project • By Western Architectural OpeningsPrivate Houses

Denver Delight

A dark, aging home transforms into an award-winning contemporary statement.   Turning an aging Cape Cod-style home, with its dark and rather dreary exterior, into an upbeat remodel, complete with open floor plan, stately façade, and lots of big glass, proved to be an award-winning venture for architect Brett Linscott.   Denver-based Architectural Workshop’s refresh on the 7,660-square-foot Cherry Hills Residence in suburban Englewood, Colorado, was named Project of the Year in Remodeling magazine’s 2018 Remodeling Design Awards. For Linscott, associate principal at the firm, it was a chance to give his clients a unique style in the home’s longstanding neighborhood while maintaining... More