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Curation

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about Curation

Project • By Kim Kneipp StudioPrivate Houses

Alpine Lodge

Alpine Lodge occupies a rare freehold site at Mount Hotham, on the traditional lands of the Gunaikurnai and Taungurung peoples, positioned to capture uninterrupted views across surrounding national parkland. Peter Bennetts Peter Bennetts Peter Bennetts Developed in collaboration with Troppo Architects and the client, the project brings architecture and interiors into alignment as a continuous spatial sequence. Working within an established envelope, the interior approach takes a leading role in shaping how each level is experienced, through material, light and proportion. Arrival begins at the ski-in, ski-out basement. Western Red Cedar and heated bluestone crazy paving form a durable threshold after time on the mountain.... More

Project • By ArchiDogsExhibitions

DEEP GREEN: A laboratory of Chinese Rural Future

“DEEP GREEN” is an independent exhibition curated by ArchiDogs and Qingyun Ma (DAMA Design), responding to the 2023 Venice Biennale’s theme “Laboratory of the Future,” focusing on the erosion of locality in China’s rural transformation under rapid urbanization. Amid the parallel forces of rural revitalization and counter-urbanization, the countryside is increasingly becoming an extension of urban expansion, while its social structures and cultural foundations are fragmenting. Bin Li Bin Li Using curation as a method, the design proposes a shift beyond conventional “green building.” Through eight strategies—collaboration, symbols, dialogue, co-prosperity, memory, boundaries, me... More

Project • By ArchiDogsExhibitions

Central Axis Future Exploration Day

A city often takes decades to move from initiation and planning through design and construction to actual use. Yet during this long process, what the public typically sees is reduced to cranes, fences, dust, and scaffolding. Must urban development really take place in such a fundamentally non-participatory way? Daily Architectural Photograph Daily Architectural Photograph Daily Architectural Photograph Daily Architectural Photograph 01/ The Evolution of Urban Branding Approaches Within China’s rapidly advancing new-city development, a recurring yet often overlooked question persists: how can a city be understood and perceived by the public while it is still under construction? New urban districts usually requir... More

Project • By Homeroom StudioPrivate Houses

Whispering Dunes

Reimagined to honour its heritage roots, Whispering Dunes is a unique sanctuary within the heart of bustling inner Melbourne. Respecting the home’s original character whilst seamlessly introducing contemporary charm was paramount for Homeroom Studio. Photography by Timothy Kaye Photography by Timothy Kaye Considered spatial planning and mindful materiality selections were key to ensuring a highly refined outcome imbued with elegance and authenticity. To foster a sense of secluded tranquillity, a natural, earthy palette was curated – anchored by a feature stone with undulating veins, reminiscent of sandy dunes. Photography by Timothy Kaye Photography by Timothy Kaye Photography by Timothy Kaye Photogr... More

Project • By JC. Architecture & DesignRestaurants

ISLAND133

Crafting a multifunctional space from what was once an outdated cigarette factory, this design project namely 'ISLAND133' aims to create a remarkable impression on people while incorporating a unique dining experience. Honoring the old manufacturer's characteristics and visual verticality, the space incorporates elements of Taiwanese Modernism, creating an urban oasis that reflects life on the island of Taiwan. The design strives to create a harmonious combination of contrasting elements that do not overshadow the original architectural identity. Moreover, as a nod to the factory's history, ISLAND133 is committed to incorporating the existing structure without using any bolts, employing innovative techniques for seamless integration. 李國民... More

Project • By LimonARC | Architecture StudioApartments

The Flea Market Apartment

The 84 sqm apartment, located in Jaffa's colorful Flea Market District, intended as a home of a young creative couple with a dog.Architect Limor Yossifon Goldman (Studio LimonARC) was in charge of the architecture, design and renovation of the 84 sqm apartment. In contrast to the location of the apartment, architect Limor Yossifon Goldman decided to leave the creative and messy chaos outside, and create an airy, clean yet warm and personal space for the couple and their family & friends. The apartment is located in a residential building and designed around a green and inviting inner patio. The apartment was designed in minimalist eclectic style, with an emphasis on the use of wood in various forms of processing as material for constru... More