Month: January 2021

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Bell Phillips designs brick extension to complement Victorian Gothic school buildings

January 31, 2021 Alyn Griffiths 0

Bell Phillips has completed a red-brick extension to a grammar school in Kent, England, featuring gabled facades and architectural details that reference its historic surroundings. The London studio headed by Tim Bell and Hari Phillips designed the new Mitchell Building for The Skinners’ School in Royal Tunbridge Wells. The school was established by the Worshipful

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Art Club Born PhFormula / Balet Roselló Arquitectos

January 31, 2021 Pilar Caballero 0

Challenged by the presence of the Born Market, the perfect symbiosis between the resulting project for the dermatological products company pHFormula and the preexisting buildings and sorroundings was our starting point. The resulting ‘Art Club Born” stays true to the company image but also coexists with the strong presence of the past in the area.

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Kingston Lafferty Design incorporates wellness spaces into Belfast co-working office

January 31, 2021 Ali Morris 0
Green walls and sofa in the Urban HQ office by Kingston Lafferty Design

Dublin interiors firm Kingston Lafferty Design has incorporated green walls, a yoga studio and rooftop terrace across the eight floors of this co-working office in the centre of Belfast, Northern Ireland. Commissioned by property developer Magell, Kingston Lafferty Design (KLD) was asked to create warm and welcoming interiors for the 2,787-square-metre office — called Urban

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Minx House / Ib+mr

January 31, 2021 Pilar Caballero 0

Stripping and functionality. These have been  the customers’ requests when requesting the project. With a generous, urban terrain and without any natural attractions in the surroundings, the house has been designed from clear volumes, natural materials, always seeking cross ventilation and natural lighting. In relation to the street, quite airtight, in no way suggesting the breadth and integration of the internal areas.

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Biophilia in Architecture: Nature Indoors and Outdoors

January 31, 2021 Equipe ArchDaily Brasil 0

The idea of “Biophilia” was defined as “love of life” in ancient Greece. Although the term may seem relatively new, coming across as a trend in the fields of architecture and interior design, the concept of biophilia was introduced by psychologist Erich Fromm for the first time in 1964 and then popularized in the 1980s by biologist Edward O. Wilson, who studied the lack of connection with nature caused by urban life.

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A Home in Bormio / studio wok

January 31, 2021 Paula Pintos 0

The apartment, measuring around 75 sqm, is located at the foot of Mount Reit, in a classic alpine building from the late 1970s. The home, with a view over the entire Valdidentro, is built for a young family in mind and is designed for welcoming friends and family.