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Multi functional

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Project • By Prostorne taktikeOffices

Home@Work

The project task involves the reconstruction of the office space on the ground floor of a residential building, covering an area of 42 m², to accommodate the work and life of a multimedia artist. The main design parameter was to maximize the versatility of the space through budget-friendly solutions. The primary purpose of the space is to serve as a hybrid: primarily a photography studio, a living area for a certain period, and a venue for various gatherings. Darko Škrobonja Darko Škrobonja Darko Škrobonja Darko Škrobonja Darko Škrobonja Darko Škrobonja Darko Škrobonja Since the investor is active in the film and video industry on a large scale, the de... More

NewsNews • 10 Nov 2022

Urban Power designs a sustainable wooden-framed extension to the International People’s College

Urban Power designed the extension of the International People’s College (IPC), a place for international students to learn, interact and exchange ideas as a part of Danish Folk high school culture.  Rune Veile The limited site area is used to its full potential by innovating technological and spatial solutions. Functionally hosting new teaching rooms and a focal space for social events, the structure comprises two parts- a hidden area underneath the green landscape and a grand UN- Hall building. Rune Veile Providing a 360° view of the surrounding park, the hall features openable doors that expand into the surroundings, enabling outdoor sessions. The adaptability of the events hall is further enhanced thro... More

Project • By Graham Baba ArchitectsExhibition Centres

Understory at The Spheres

Understory at The Spheres is a multifunctional exhibit and visitor center designed to tell the story of The Spheres, Amazon’s iconic and wholly unique insertion into the heart of Seattle. The exhibit unravels the complexity of the architecture and engineering and the very idea behind bringing people closer to nature on a daily basis in the heart of the city. The 3,883-square-foot exhibit is situated at the base of one of The Spheres, providing a fly-through of the orbicular buildings above and something the visitor won’t get in The Spheres themselves, extreme close-up and intimate footage of the plants in an interpretive and immersive experience. The experience begins at the entry, which features a curved, organically fo... More