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Glar, synonymous with Radiance, embodies the essence of Wolin Island's legendary lore, crafted into reality by the skilled hands of NOKE Architects.  Situated at the crossroads of ancient trails linking Poland, Germany, Denmark, and Sweden, Wolin Island boasts a heritage as vibrant as its Baltic surroundings. This rich tapestry of history and nature intertwines seamlessly within the Glar Hotel in Wisełka, a testament to NOKE Architects' visionary design. The name Glar pays homage to the sacred horse revered by Wolin Island's ancestral tribes, a nod to the profound connection the hotel owners hold with the region of Western Pomerania. This reverence echoes throughout NOKE Architects' meticulous design process, resulting in a harmoniou... More

“Alpendre” from galician or portuguese alpendre, and these from the latin appendix, ‘something added, accesory”.  Bruno Giliberto The faculty of architecture of CESUGA completed a wood design and build workshop (during the IV Xornadas Internacionais da Madeira 2024), whose main goal was to promote the use of wood as a building material in the forestry region of Galicia, Spain, through education in design and construction techniques.  Bruno Giliberto The workshop started from the opportunity to intervene in the environment near CESUGA: Feáns, A Coruña, a place in transformation that retains a strong identity and great social interaction, as well as environmental and ethnographic value. ... More

Project: Private house, NL Application: Wall cladding Kind of wood: Ocoumé Product: Panel one-sided More

Project: St. Olavs Hospital, Trondheim, NO  Application: Reception desks and perforated acoustic back wall paneling, acoustic wall cladding, ceilings and window frames Kind of wood: Pine, Birch  Product: Panel one-sided, Panel two-sided, Acoustic - Tile Design: NSW Arkitekter & Planleggere, Ratio Arkitekter, NO Realisation: SSC Lindvalls, SE More

Project: HUB50, sustainable multifunctional police building, Utrecht, NL Application: Atrium walls, seating and planters with an acoustic features Kind of wood: Oak Product: Acoustic - Wool felt flexible, Acoustic - Wool felt rigid Design: Hardeman, NL Realization: Willemsen, NL More

Project: Auditorium Heimberg (Aula Kultur Verein Heimberg), Heimberg, CH Application: Walls Kind of wood: Birch Product: Panel one-sided Design: HMS Architekten, Spiez, CH Realisation: Boss Holzbau, Thun, CH Photography: SQUER AG, Manuel Liechti  More

Project: Ilmalanlinna, office buildings, Helsinki, FI Application: Walls, podium, staircase, wood partitions, storage cabinets, lockers and coat rack Kind of wood: Pine Product: Panel one-sided, Panel two-sided, Solid Design: Olla Architecture, FI Realization: Woodyarc, FI More

Near Fukuma Beach, known for its beautiful sunsets, a friend who is also the client found a piece of land with an old house built in 1979. The project began with a consultation on whether this old house could be renovated into a combination shop and guesthouse. YASHIRO PHOTO OFFICE YASHIRO PHOTO OFFICE The single-story irimoya-style wooden structure had signs of cheap renovations, such as printed plywood exterior walls and polycarbonate corrugated roofing, but the original structure was evidently well-built. The knotless cypress pillars, the impressive large domestic pine beams, and the long-span log girders were truly remarkable. Although 1979 is not old enough to be considered an old folk house, it represented the last era when... More

The project consists of the creation of a small artist's atelier inside the garden of a country villa. giorgio pasqualini The building, made with a structure in laminated fir wood and covered internally with marine pine plywood panels and externally with fir beads, opens to the north towards a small lake. The alveolar polycarbonate roofing of the veranda softens the light, making it ideal for painting. The internal structure divides the space into a painting area and a relaxation area with kitchen and access to the service. giorgio pasqualini Looking towards the garden, beams, pillars and frames of the building introduce a rhythm that seems to continue in the elements of the vegetation. Caption More

Project for the new offices of the company I Feel Gold, investments in gold. A design language that combines the classic and the modern, linked together through some details rigorously in gold: calacatta gold marble and the golden wallpaper used to cover the ceilings and some portions of walls. These elements combined with further choices design elements in a more classic style, such as frames and carpet flooring, give rise to a one-of-a-kind interior project. Caption Caption   Caption   Caption Caption More

The task was to expand the living space for a young family into an existing 2-story single-family house. In order to keep the burden on the existing building with an additional floor low and to enable a quick construction time, the extension was constructed using timber construction. Christian Flatscher Christian Flatscher Wood as a natural material was specifically made visible on the facade and in the interior. A large glass facade in the attic offers a magnificent view and brings nature into the open loft. Christian Flatscher Christian Flatscher Christian Flatscher More

The lack of medical services in the countryside in France has been increasing in the last decades leaving its population in medical-less limbo, in cases taking more than an hour journey to reach a doctor in case of necessity. Thus, the mayor decided to build a small medical center in order to propose doctors, physiotherapists, nurses, etc… to come and practice locally. David Foessel David Foessel The site chosen for the project is located in the middle of the town, right in from of the church and market square, just next to a new park. The project had to integrate the access to the park as a condition for its making. David Foessel David Foessel The program for the medical center includes 3 doctor’s cabinet... More