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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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Elevated Exteriors: 12 Award-Winning Products Transforming Outdoor Spaces

Architizer

A well-designed exterior can be so much more than a pretty face; it is a key component in realizing how a building interacts with its environment. But a well-designed exterior can do so much more than just boost property value; it can improve energy efficiency, transform underused spaces and even enhance occupant well-being.

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Arup, USGBC California launch comprehensive rebuilding guide for California wildfire victims

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The information included allows for a decision matrix to be established using recommendations for everything related to building systems/envelopes, landscaping, roofs, exterior walls, windows, ventilation, a new building’s placement, and more.

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Reframing the Concept of Building Envelope Through Minimalist Windows

ArchDaily

While envelopes evolve within diverse contexts, materials, and systems, minimalist windows distinguish themselves through their aesthetic qualities by being transparent and fluid skins. These windows excel with their functionality and visual lightness, standing out in the architectural landscape. Read more »

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Mission Rock Building B by WORKac

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WORKac’s Building B reimages the future of the workplace by fostering a seamless connection between interior and exterior spaces. As the gardens and terraces increase in elevation, the landscaping responds, changing from leafy vegetation to hardy wind-resistant succulents.

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This mass timber sauna in Finland appears as a natural extension of its rocky surroundings

Archinect

Image courtesy of Sotamaa The firm’s design process was guided by a desire to foster a deep connection between the sauna and its surrounding environment, which is defined by the sea and the island’s stark rock landscapes. Its interior features vast CLT sheets, while its exterior is crafted from milled CLT panels.

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Pine Island Cottage interiors reflect textures of the Ontario landscape

Deezen

The fireplace is mirrored on the exterior so that residents can enjoy the covered porch in cool weather Next is the dining area, situated beneath the skylight and a giant spherical paper pendant light. An oak table, chairs and bench offer ample seating with views out to the forest on one side and the water on the other.