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Campus uses "raw and utilitarian" finishes for coastal home in Sweden

Deezen

Named House Djur, the home replaces an old building which once stood on the site, the scale and footprint of which the new building was required to match. The kitchen is finished in stainless steel and concrete, adding to the overall palette of raw and utilitarian material finishes," said Berglund.

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Quentin Desfarges punctuates Norwegian woodland cabin with large circular windows

Deezen

Porthole-style windows puncture the gable ends of this timber mountain cabin in Norway , which has been designed by local architect Quentin Desfarges. Quentin Desfarges added porthole-style windows to Timber Nest "Timber Nest does not merely occupy its site; it coexists with it," Desfarges told Dezeen.

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Ensuring Quality and Performance: Window Testing with Westeck

Westeck News

When it comes to crafting high-quality windows, Westeck takes no shortcuts. The company’s dedication to excellence is evident in their rigorous window testing process, which ensures that every product meets the highest standards of durability, energy efficiency, and aesthetic appeal.

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Ryue Nishizawa's Moriyama House was the most significant building of 2005

Deezen

Next up in our 21st-Century Architecture: 25 Years 25 Buildings series, we take a look at the most significant building of 2005, Moriyama House in Japan by architect Ryue Nishizawa. Though describing the project as a house, or even a building, feels like a disservice to its design. This was no normal house.

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Old Meets Bold: 8 Building Additions That Stack, Stretch and Reinvent Their Foundations

Architizer

Architizer's 13th A+Awards features a suite of sustainability-focused categories recognizing designers that are building a greener industry and a better future. Buildings dont always need a fresh start sometimes, the most compelling transformations happen by working with whats already there. These additions take many forms.

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Studio on the Rye encases Rusty House in London with "seamless" Corten steel

Deezen

The house's prominent location, and its visibility from the nearby railway line, meant the studio considered how the building looked from many angles as well restrictions from the Holly Grove Conservation Area. Additionally, the rusting process can cause rainwater runoff to stain surrounding finishes which we wanted to avoid."

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Dílna houses Brno art studios within a stack of white cubes

Deezen

Designed for the university's Faculty of Education, the 300-square-metre building adds new workshop and studio facilities directly alongside the faculty's neoclassical main building. We were also limited by the neighbouring apartment building which we could not overshadow.

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