#roof

Can concrete appear as thin as paper and defy gravity?A cantilevered, ultra-thin concrete roof challenges gravity—not as an artificially generated image that ignores physical laws, but as a real built structure in an ordinary garden. With this 53-square-meter garden pavilion, FACE and DUCON bring ultra-high-performance concrete from the lab into practice, allowing it to float delicately. An 11 by 5 meter, just 90 millimeter thick roof slab hovers over a long table with an integrated fire pit. Along the line of maximum bending moment, a circular oculus frames the sky—and on clear nights, outlines Orion's Belt. The span is vast, the gesture minimal, the message clear: Concrete can be lightweight. White steel cantilevers lift the s... More

Proudly installed by us at über-hip venue The Hawk's Nest in the heart of London’s Shepherd’s Bush.When we were approached by the team at Bird House London, we were presented with the challenge of transforming the outdoor space at The Hawk’s Nest into a flexible all-year venue that could operate at full capacity whatever the weather, and would also provide sufficient sound-proofing to allow the premises to extend their opening hours by an additional two hours on their busiest nights.The space comprised a large outdoor alleyway beside the tube line arches running the length of Shepherd’s Bush Market. Although the venue had previously built a collection of basic structures to provide shelter, the rudimentary layou... More

The image of a modern office is thinly partitioned open workstations with limited or no privacy, designed with a one-size-fits-all layout. Even with overlapping DNA, no two individuals are truly alike in a family, similarly, individuals in a work family function in their own separate ways. Nonetheless, in both cases, a designer caters to the sum and the parts, as we did for the sales office of an upcoming residential infrastructure project in Ahmedabad - Few Walls and a Roof.  Vivek Eadara Vivek Eadara Each space, a bit disjoined from the other, is designed to be adaptable and to suit an individual’s requirements. The scattered cubes in the layout give individuals those intimate spaces and the meandering pathways and t... More

We provided a tailor-made solution by customizing LeanTo for 147 house. Now, homeowners can easily access their rooftops and enjoy the sunshine.We recently wrapped up an exciting project in the United Arab Emirates at Sur La Mer residences, where we introduced Libart's LeanTo Retractable Structure solution. We successfully designed and installed roofs 147 apartments, villas, and housing complexes with this innovative approach. Caption Caption Caption Easy Access to Roof with Libart's LeanTo Retractable Structure as duty of access hatch!Libart's LeanTo Retractable system is a game-changer, seamlessly connecting the interior of the home to the roof and creating a smooth and innovative transition. At Libart, our expertise exten... More

Design Concept The city of Taizhou is situated in an impressive landscape within Zhejiang province in China, and embodies the local motto “Seven mountains, one river, and two fields”. Caption It is home to Tengda Center, a landmark high-rise building, whose architectural language was inspired by the structure of the osmanthus flower. Studio SZ Tengda Center is the first project to combine art and social spaces in Taizhou, embodying the concept of "an exquisite, aesthetically refined urban living room", bringing a new way to experience art, life, and leisure in the city.  Studio SZ Lingli, Head Designer of TALES Creative, has incorporated the painterly concept of Cubism to inform the composition of colors... More