Architizer

FEBRUARY 18, 2022

While it may be a functional technique, architects oftentimes take these perforated elevations one step further to imbue a design with artistry and aestheticism. A residential home in Melbourne, Australia challenges the traditional house typography by deconstructing the home into a series of detached spaces. Photos by Derek Swalwell.

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Residential Deconstruction Exterior Inspiration 98

Hotel Designs

MARCH 8, 2023

Image credit: Red Dog Glass Design Fast forward from 1964 to 2023 and the design industry remains a platform where women innovate and harness technology to create something different. The work of artist Sally Coulden of Red Dog Glass Design combines contemporary art with exciting materials and technology.

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Innovation Technology Technology Design 98

Architizer

JANUARY 19, 2023

Architects GOA translated their towering, tapered silhouettes into graphic forms — a series of pyramidal frustums of varying heights, crowning a dining space framed by expansive glass walls. The project feels minimalist and modern in its approach, yet it’s underpinned by historic techniques.

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Space Architect Zoning Environment 98

Architizer

AUGUST 16, 2023

Surreal in its proportions, the vaulted communal space is framed by a skeleton of trusses inspired by traditional shipbuilding techniques. Four trunk-like forms shoot up toward the glass ceiling, their lamellate composition evoking the ridges of bark. The interior takes its cue from the maritime history of its quayside locale.

Interior 98

Interior Zoning Residential Deconstruction 98

aasarchitecture

MARCH 16, 2022

DESIGN adopted unique deconstruction methods and spatial languages to tell the story of the brand that has never stopped making breakthroughs and evolving over its long history. Fusion & deconstruction of past and future OUTIN. Cassina represents not only the future of past, but also the future of future. Photo © Wen Studio.

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Deconstruction Design Technique Nature 59

Architizer

APRIL 22, 2024

Choose Ethically and Locally Sourced Materials Glass Brick Dwelling in Bayi Village, Weinan by Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology Design and Research Institute, Shaanxi, China Work closely with local suppliers and manufacturers to source materials that adhere to ethical production standards.

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Sustainability Architect Design Utilities 119

Architizer

APRIL 22, 2024

Choose Ethically and Locally Sourced Materials Glass Brick Dwelling in Bayi Village, Weinan by Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology Design and Research Institute, Shaanxi, China Work closely with local suppliers and manufacturers to source materials that adhere to ethical production standards.

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Sustainability Architect Design Utilities 116

aasarchitecture

AUGUST 22, 2023

A blending of old and new, deconstruction and reorganization Inspired by the artworks of the artists Christo and Jeanne Claude, the pure white facade blends with the old building to sculpt the texture of time. As light casts through the green glass, the space is infused with flowing and changing light and shadow.

Art 52

Art Deconstruction Concept Installation 52

e-architect

APRIL 27, 2023

The design opens up and deconstructs the first and second floors of the original building, creating a new void space in the old building shape. Using contemporary techniques to create and reorganize, bring the unique beauty of inlaid porcelain art into modern space. In the rich and changing space, it is always full of vitality.

Contemporary 75

Contemporary Cities Art Building 75

Life of an Architect

NOVEMBER 5, 2013

Observations blog , design , Do you want to be an Architect , Writing a blog Deconstruction versus. Tim Glass I was dealing with this problem recently. I did learn to twirl my brush though…… [link] Bob Borson I wasn’t shown the pencil-in-the-ceiling technique either but I learned it anyways. i feel deprived.

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Architect Site Inspiration Deconstruction 111

e-architect

JUNE 19, 2023

A blending of old and new, deconstruction and reorganization Inspired by the artworks of the artists Christo and Jeanne Claude, the pure white facade blends with the old building to sculpt the texture of time. As light casts through the green glass, the space is infused with flowing and changing light and shadow.

Art 40

Art Zoning Deconstruction Renovation 40

Habitus Living

AUGUST 13, 2023

Like these scaffoldings, the pavilion is built entirely by Angsila fishermen, utilising native shallow-ocean bamboo construction techniques that requires no power tools. Crafted with mouth blown glass, the collection reveals the individual and unique texture of subtly illuminated glass.

Design 52

Design Commercial Glass Residential 52

Architecture Quote

FEBRUARY 3, 2021

Deconstruction. Deconstruction , or deconstructivist architecture an architecture synonym, is the breaking down of preconceived beliefs people had, and rather see the meaning of things as something ever developing. The diagrams have the purpose to analyze problems and thereby develop solutions to them. Negative space. Regionalism.

Architecture 52

Architecture Exterior Structure Deconstruction 52

Architizer

MARCH 3, 2022

Square House is best described as subtly deconstructive. In 2009, Keely founded Kilograph with a desire to combine leading edge visualization techniques with animation, interactive design, graphics and branding. Right: House on a Cliff, Stockholm, Sweden; images via ArchDaily and Petra Gipp arkitektur. Elisabeth Lee.

Architecture 104

Architecture Firms Inspiration Education 104

Deezen

DECEMBER 16, 2023

The exterior of the consulate employs modernist ideas of hyper transparency, as manifested in Philip Johnson's Glass House, and a rigid gridded structure, as found in Mies van der Rohe's Seagram Building. Soft and hard modular frame assemblies reconfigure and deconstruct to create interactive, flexible and adaptive interior environments."

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Students Architecture Student Art Project 125

Community Architect

JULY 3, 2024

The painter Henri Matisse identified one of his techniques as non-finito, and made it clear that it was his intent to show the layers of his work by leaving pieces of canvas unpainted. It is part of the full life cycle in a circular economy and a better alternative to demolition and deconstruction.

Architecture 84

Architecture Design Finishes Nature 84