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Project • By Kernel Design • Parks/Gardens
Co-with Garden
The ‘CO-WITH GARDEN’ was a temporary garden installation designed for Bangkok Design Week. It was located next to the the historic Grand Postal Building in Bangkok’s Bang Rak District and was developed in collaboration with the Creative Economy Agency (CEA).
Kernel Design
The project aimed to revitalize a dry, underused urban plaza by turning it into a lively green space that would benefit both event attendees and the local community. By strategically employing temporary landscape architecture, the plaza was transformed into a dynamic park that promoted public engagement and environmental awareness.
A concept of “Home-Forest”
The design concept, titled “Home-Forest,” was inspired by... More
News • News • 30 Sep 2023
The U.S. Consulate in Hyderabad weaves history and culture with concrete and brass jali screens
In the heart of Hyderabad, India, Richärd Kennedy Architects along with HGA, designed the new U.S. Consulate General that stands as a testament to cultural sensitivity, sustainability and integrity.
Gabe Border
The architectural journey of the new Consulate began with the need to relocate from an outgrown and waning renovated palace to a modern facility that reflects the States' diplomatic relations while accommodating its expanding functions. The result is a structure that integrates function, security, and sustainability while paying homage to the rich history and culture of its host city and country.
Gabe Border
The envelope of the Consulate sits in a striking blend of exposed textured, cast-in-place concrete and... More
Project • By Campos Studio • Housing
Arbutus Ridge House
The project was conceived as a modernist prototype for Vancouver’s RS-1 zoning district. It is meant as a response to the ubiquitous Vancouver Special single family house typology. During the design process we explored the development restrictions of building affordable modernism within the typical urban context of Vancouver’s urban plat. The process was meant to generate a set of guidelines for a ‘flexible prototype’ that could address the contextual differences of specific sites in a way that allows for a customized integration of passive environmental strategies, the incorporation of exterior space as part of everyday living, the provision of an affordable and flexible live/work space, and the incorporation of an accessory dwelling unit.... More