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Cloud Villa / Kos Architects + Atelier Zerebecky

ph: Highlite Images Taipei

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Villa Borghese. Rome, Italy.

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© vector architects - courtyard hybrid - beijing, china

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Do you have any recomendations or examples of japanese architecture? the traditional old type, I don't know where to start and I'm very lost in this subject...

You can check:

Previous posts about Japan here;

favorite examples of Japanese architecture here and here;

previous posts about Tokyo here and favorite examples of architecture in Tokyo here;

and favorite examples of architecture in Osaka and Kyoto.

Omoshiroi Block

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Siena Public Baths and Landscape Garden by @adamwwest from @_biophile_ via critday

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“Less is More: Exploring Mindfulness and Conscious Consumption,” A Temple Children Exhibition.

Opening on Friday, August 10th, 2018 at First Amendment Gallery in San Francisco, California is the group exhibition curated by Temple Children entitled, “Less is More: Exploring Mindfulness and Conscious Consumption.”

“Less Is More” opens dialogue surrounding hyper-consumption as a dominant driver of environmental degradation and climate change. This experiential collection navigates between the macro and micro, highlighting the myriad effects that individualistic decisions have on our our planet’s fragile natural resources and ecosystems.

Temple Children is an experimental arts and sustainability platform uniting a diverse global community of creatives to generate collaboration for positive change. In search of a collective consciousness, this dedicated group challenges us to look inward and recognize the interconnectedness between human beings and our environments.

The exhibition will feature exclusive works and sculptures by Askew One, Meggs and Jessie x Katey plus works from Aaron Glasson, Cory Martin, Cryptik, Ellen Rutt, Emad Rashidi, Jet Martinez, Jonny Alexander, Kai Kaulukukui, Lauren YS, Matthew Eaton, Ouizi, Patrick Ethen, Paul Johnson, Rick Hayward & MIMI, Sam Yong, Thing Thing, Wooden Wave and Yoskay Yamamoto.

Don’t miss Supersonic Art on Instagram!

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How to Make a Facade with Recycled Materials

With the aim of supporting architects to become active agents of sustainable design, this week we present a selection of facades that incorporate different recycled materials. Beyond the typical uses of plastic and glass, in this article, you will find innovative materials such as mattress springs, ice cream containers, plastic chairs, and recycled waste from agricultural and industrial products. A look at remarkable projects using recycled materials to create an attractive facade.

Identified from the top:

Gallery of Furniture CHYBIK+KRISTOF, recycled plastic seats

Ningbo Historic Museum Wang Shu Amateur Architecture Studio, recycled tiles

Naju Art Museum Hyunje Joo, recycled semi-transparent plastic baskets

Bima Microlibrary SHAU Bandung, recycled plastic ice cream containers

Vegan House Block Architects, recycled windows

China Academy of Arts’ Folk Art Museum Kengo Kuma & Associates, recycled tiles from local houses

Kamikatz Public House Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP, recycled windows from abandoned houses

Luxury Pavilion Fahed + Architects, recycled bedsprings

Backyard Cabin Emerging Objects, recycled agricultural and industrial waste products

The Beehive Luigi Rosselli + Raffaello Rosselli, recycled terracotta roof tiles

For more information about each project follow the source link.

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Duy Tran

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Diego Inzunza, a young architect and illustrator from Chile, has created a series entitled “Architectural Classics”

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https://www.are.na/tropical-futures-institute-1495633222/spatial-recognition

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sagrada familia. gaudi’s magnificent, over the top, biomimetic fantasy spaceship

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https://www.are.na/shuping-liu/architecture-summer-session

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Yiki Liong’s (Y4) design for the ‘Maverick Centre of Research and Native Aquatic Plant Conservation’ envisions an educational facility that aims to revitalise the aquaculture of the Boston Harbour. A series of Biomes house regional aquatic plant species as well as an underground seed library encouraging the diffusion of knowledge between the public and in-house researchers. 📷: @unit.20

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