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News • News • 23 Sep 2024
UC Berkeley's Undergraduate Academic Building: A Vision by LMN Architects
LMN Architects, renowned for their approach to designing educational spaces, have completed the Undergraduate Academic Building at UC Berkeley. Located aon a prominent site framing the university's historic Campanile Way and Strawberry Creek green space, this building balances a new center of gravity for general education with a surrounding historic campus context. The design is defined by its mass timber structure and exposed wood elements.
LMN Architects
The five-story building includes nods to the limestone plaster facades of the campus's classical core, clean lines, crisp cladding, and a series of covered arcades. A terrace framed by the L-shaped building and the grade-level auditorium below both take cues from the Straw... More
News • News • 11 May 2022
Suffolk Holiday Home embraces tranquility, simplicity, and connection with the beautiful East Anglian landscape
Bordering a working farm in the beautiful East Anglian landscape, the Pavilion house by Norm architects embraces a sense of tranquility and simplicity, offering the opportunity to live in a way that is aligned with nature.
Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen
The delicate and minimized steel construction, alongside wooden window frames and vertical cladding in local larch, correspond to the existing structures on-site in a harmonious meeting of old and new buildings. The exterior windows and fascia boards are in a dark carbon grey, with the discrete nature of the metal allowing the wooden character of the house to remain dominant. The house sits on a podium of dark basalt, which serves as the foundation of the house. A shadow gap between the land and... More
Project • By OB Architecture Ltd • Private Houses
Holm Place
Holm Place is a new dwelling in the rural village of South Warnborough, Hampshire, UK. Planning permission was granted in August 2014, and the project was completed in July 2017.The 0.12 hectares site is located in the upper garden of Manor Court, a 17th century Grade II listed building which is situated in the South Warnborough Conservation Area.The design of the house aims to build a successful relationship with the listed building, utilising materials and forms that are reflective of the scale and proportion of the site. The sensitive siting of the design together with an exemplary architectural response sought to enhance the character of the area.Manor Court is surrounded by a generous garden which itself is bounded by protected mature... More