Plywood interior
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Project • By minuit architectes • Private Houses
Maison Morvan
The project takes place in an ancient farmhouse located in the Morvan region, partially renovated twenty years ago.
BCDF Studio
BCDF Studio
BCDF Studio
The intervention consists in restoring a second part of the existing building, while both preserving the authenticity of the old building and being consistent with the first contemporary intervention.
BCDF Studio
BCDF Studio
BCDF Studio
The starting point is the creation of a new floor. Conceived as a grid, the structure hosts the composite floors, integrates the electricity grid as well as a hanging net, the luminaires, sliding doors, railings, suspended shelves…
BCDF Studio
BCDF Studio
BCDF Studio
Galvanised steel has been chosen... More
News • Detail • 22 Jun 2023
Detail: Seosaeng House marries contemporary architecture with traditional Korean vernacular
Set on a hilltop in the Ulju-gun region of South Korea’s eastern peninsula, Seosaeng House is a multi-generational family home whose contemporary architecture marries elements of traditional Korean vernacular. Designed by London-based Studio Weave, Seosaeng House enjoys panoramic views across the East Sea. The abode’s pink-tinted concrete facade glows in the first rays of the rising sun: Seosaeng, translated literally, means “the brightening East” or “new life”.
Kyung Roh
In a conversation with architect Je Ahn, the founding director of Studio Weave, he tells the story of the design and construction of this family home.
A family affair
“Seosaeng House was built for my family,&rdq... More
News • News • 5 Aug 2022
Habitat Groupé Bolette accommodates two separate houses within one confident brick volume
On a building plot in a small Brabant village, two families are accommodated within two separate houses and one unifying volume. The surrounding rural architecture inspires the house concept by LRARCHITECTES in terms of volume and materiality. A slight fold in the two longitudinal facades offers a subtle distinction between the two houses from the outside.
Maxime Vermeulen
On the street-facing side of the building, a lean-to roof provides functional coverage while also serving as a buffer to the living spaces on the ground floor. To the rear of the property, the two families share a common garden with an orchard and chicken coop.
The two volumes are separated by a covered central passage that provides a critical link whil... More
Project • By MUA - Architecture & Placemaking • Individual Buildings
MUA Getaway place
The project represents our getaway place on Tbilisi Sea. Located only 20 minutes away from the city center, it serves as the place for recharging and retreat for our team.
NakaniMamasakhlisi
The project area sits next to the Sailing Club (another MUA project) in the Tbilisi Sea area. Tbilisi Reservoir, now referred to as the Tbilisi Sea, has appeared on the map since 1953. During the summertime, Tbilisi Sea is frequently visited by the locals and becomes a hub for fishing and water sports activities. An impressive monument of Zurab Tsereteli graces the area to the north.
NakaniMamasakhlisi
The shipping container architecture is a significant part of MUA’s research into modern architecture. Replacement of tradit... More
News • News • 21 Jul 2021
Rushmore House reveals a dramatic sequence of seamless amplified by natural light and materials
For their terrace home renovation in London, a chef and his family set out a brief for a large kitchen area with generous space for people to socialise when hosting pop-up dinners. Yellow Cloud Studio took inspiration from this simple yet confident brief, rethinking the entire ground floor of the property with a design that achieves a sequence of spaces that can be experienced seamlessly, using natural light and materiality to create a strong yet understated visual language.
Yellow Cloud Studio
The kitchen, and the kitchen island, in particular, is the main focal point of the new layout with a large skylight directing natural light towards the area where the chef would be preparing and cooking the food, referencing the stage light a p... More
News • News • 2 Jun 2021
Contemporary Coopworth reimagines the traditional Tasmanian farmhouse
Located on rural Bruny Island, Tasmania, Coopworth is a contemporary interpretation of a country farmhouse undertaken by FMD Architects.
Dianna Snape
Surrounded by Coopworth sheep, endless sweeping views to the water and mountain ranges, and neighbouring red lead shacks the design team realized the project as a dialogue between residential architecture and the surrounding context.
Dianna Snape
The footprint of the home is minimized to preserve arable land. Despite this, the interior is open and generous in its spatial organization. Designed to accommodate a household of two people, the house can be opened up to host extended family and friends with the creative interpretation of Australian verandah sleepouts and caravan bu... More
News • News • 11 May 2021
Warm and modern Equmenia Church features wood as a sustainable building material
In Floda, Sweden, the Equmenia Church is a modern gathering space with a welcoming atmosphere that responds to the local urban context. Designed to accommodate its 300 members, the new building by Kaminsky Arkitektur also functions as a conference and lecture hall and is further attached to Garveriet, a mixed-use building with a popular sustainable restaurant and bakery.
James Silverman & Jan Töve
The large church hall is carefully designed acoustically using timber elements to achieve a healthy and comfortable indoor climate. Furthermore, wood is a sustainable choice as a building material due to its low carbon footprint and durability.
James Silverman & Jan Töve
‘Wood has been an important material thro... More
Product • By Specialised Panel Products • SPP Decorative European Pine Plywood panels
SPP Decorative European Pine Plywood panels
SPP Decorative European Pine Plywood panels have a wild grain pattern, perfect for adding a touch of nature's intrigue to any interior project. Manufactured with a carefully constructed core of European pine and high-grade rotary cut faces, these panels are visually impressive and structurally sound. The products have an occasional presence of small knots and plugs, adding a natural touch that complements both furniture and decorative wall-lining applications.
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Applications
-Internal wall cladding
-Ceiling panels
-Acoustic panels
-Joinery and shopfitting
-Furniture
-Feature walls
Faces
Decorative panels are I/II grade
(front face grade I / reverse grade II)
Grade I faces allow f... More