Posted by worldhouse on May 3, 2010
This project comprised extensive alterations and an interior refurbishment to the Muizenberg campus building for False Bay College. The building has catered to a variety of uses over the years. The brief required the design of an upgraded southern façade and entrance area as well as the design of a new student cafeteria and training restaurant. The project also included the furnishing and fitting out of the interior spaces. A fresh seaside theme, with imagery reminiscent of the heyday of the Muizenberg coastline was employed as the central design concept for the restaurant. Source
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Posted by worldhouse on February 7, 2010
Description from Bonetti/Kozerski Design Studio :
Duplex residence in a building from 1930 overlooking Central Park.
The apartment was redesigned by Robert Stern in the early seventies, then altered by Michael Graves in 1978 and finally received a gut renovation for a young family in 1986.
This renovation adapted the apartment to the new needs of the same family, whose children had moved out. It features a new expanded open living space and dining area that is centered around a double-sided fireplace with an extended hearth in hand-cut walnut travertine. The upper floor has a wide master bedroom with a wood platform along the entire length of the window wall, leading out to a narrow terrace with spectacular views of the park.
Duplex Apartment, in Central Park West, New York City Read more…
Posted by worldhouse on November 30, 2009
Smith Residence by SkB Architects
Designed by SkB Architects, this residence located in SkB Architects. The house has 2,200 SF Interior and 1,700 SF Terrace.
Smith Residence by SkB Architects
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Posted by worldhouse on November 25, 2009
Here are pictures of green on 19 townhomes, multi-Family residential was designed by Jesse Bornstein Architecture. This house integrates green technologies and materials within a modern design sensibility. This residence design is a significant departure from the traditionally based neighborhood context. For further detail visit Jesse Bornstein Architecture site.
Green on 19 Townhomes, Multi Family Residential by Jesse Bornstein Architecture
Green on 19 Townhomes, Multi Family Residential by Jesse Bornstein Architecture
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Posted by worldhouse on October 26, 2009
Centrifugal Villa was designed by Obra Architects, located in Southampton, New York. This Villa is arranged around a hollow center, as if the heart of the house had somehow fallen outside its body. The string of subsequent spaces in its interior provide a comprehension of the whole by sacrificing their individual geometric cohesiveness to the fractured configuration of the entire composition.
The experience of the interior is characterized by constantly shifting vanishing points, at the place of their collision in each crease of the plan, large openings cutting dormer scoops on the roof, centrifugally release the views out to the surrounding landscape. For further detail visit Obra Architects site
