#Travertine
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Product • By GIO MARBLE • Travertine Console Table
Travertine Console Table
KONA is a distinctive console table that reflects the elegance of natural stone design with its pure geometric lines and sculptural leg form. The unique veining of travertine establishes a strong aesthetic balance with the half-circle supporting leg. Combined with a vertical column support, this leg structure grants the console both stability and an artistic character.
From entrance halls to hotel lobbies, dining rooms to showrooms, KONA stands out as both a functional surface and a striking focal point. When touched by natural light, the soft reflections on the stone surface bring a warm and timeless atmosphere to your living space. More
Project • By Freight Architects • Private Houses
House of Dancing Light
The House of Dancing Light is not merely a built form; it is a living expression of architectural poetry, where light becomes both medium and muse. It celebrates the subtle beauty of illumination, the fluidity of movement, and the atmospheric richness shaped by shadow and stillness.
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At first glance, the front façade presents as a minimalist canvas: clean travertine planes and delicately proportioned timber screens. Beneath this restraint lies a responsive system, a custom operable timber screen that functions as a dynamic climatic skin. Regulating privacy, ventilation, and daylight, it performs as both environmental mediator and architectural express... More
Project • By SAMA ARCHITECTES • Universities
FACULTY OF MEDICINE & PHARMACY OF LAAYOUNE, IBN ZOHR UNIVERSITY, MOROCCO
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Our ambition is to design an iconic building imbued with authenticity and architecture that evokes our heritage. The local character is emphasized to create a strong identity while adding a distinctly contemporary touch, reflecting our time.
The silhouette of the project unfolds within the space, forming a powerful building that embodies a strong symbolism, enhancing the urban landscape. In homage to traditional architecture, we have chosen local materials such as Travertine marble, along with geometric patterns inspired by the ksour of southern Morocco. The perforated panels, reminiscent of “moucharabiehs,” adorn the building’s facades, giving it a distinctive identity insp... More