through nearly forty paintings, the detroit show goes inside the built structures the famed american painter depicted in her lifetime. The post georgia o’keeffe: architecture and the artist’s homes, buildings, and landscapes appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine .
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This is a combined studio and residence for a couple of ceramic artists, located in a commercial district in central Kyoto , where the surroundings are already being rebuilt into dense mid- and high-rise blocks. Since the clients create large ceramic works, they asked us to secure as much space as possible for a studio at ground level. The site is a typical unagi no nedoko ("eel's bed") — a narrow plot facing the street on the west and extending deep to the east. Mid-rise housing and workshops stand to the north, a high-rise hotel is under construction to the east, and the parking lot to the south will likely soon give way to mid-rise buildings.
reflections blur the distinction between architecture, debris, and bodies. The post salvaged concrete and recycled aluminum turn tehran’s demolition waste into debris pavilion appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine .
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The project intents to solve the urban void by constructing a building that takes as reference the heights, alignments and constructive principles of the adjacent structures. As such, the building was designed to sit flush with the street façade, in continuity with the dominant morphology of the street, but ending with a recessed top floor that ensures both continuity to the north and a volumetric transition to the south.
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Trailcenter Rytterknægten is part of the nationwide initiative Danish Trailcentres, buildings designed to promote outdoor activity and nature access across Denmark. Designed by Matters in 2021, built in 2025, the project was initiated by DIF and Lokale & Anlægsfonden, in collaboration with Bornholm's regional municipality. Trailcenter Rytterknægten is located at the highest point in Bornholm, 162 meters above sea level, in the heart of Almindingen, Denmark's third largest forest. The pavilion offers visitors unique access to the island's diverse terrain and rich biodiversity through a series of scenic viewpoints and recreational zones.
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Swedish studio Johan Sundberg Arkitektur has designed the Pine House holiday home with a cross-shaped plan that stretches into its forested site in southern Sweden. Perched on a north-facing slope on the Hallandsåsen ridge, the 152-square-metre home was completed by Johan Sundberg Arkitektur in close collaboration with the clients. It contains a three-bedroom summer house The post Johan Sundberg Arkitektur nestles timber summer house within Swedish woodland appeared first on Dezeen .
The area encompassing the Bogenacker and Tannenbühl sites previously consisted of two primary school buildings and several small structures surrounding an undefined central space.
From bars and hotels to private homes, this lookbook explores interiors where billiard tables are on hand for spontaneous games. Billiard tables – comprising a cloth-covered surface surrounded by cushioned sides that are punctuated with netted pockets – are a type of table that cue sports can be played on, such as pool and snooker. While they The post Seven interiors where billiard tables are available on cue appeared first on Dezeen .
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the corridor began as a way to separate movement from rooms, leaving a spatial logic that still shapes homes today. The post how domestic work became built into the floor plan of the modern home appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine .
Public space is often intended to be perceived as universal, but access is unevenly experienced . For many women , moving through the city involves a continuous assessment of exposure , visibility, proximity to others, lighting, transport access, escape routes and the likelihood of harassment. These calculations are shaped by spatial conditions as much as social ones . Safety is a question of urban form, maintenance, mobility, governance and the distribution of public investment. While the built environment may not cause gender-based violence, it can intensify vulnerability and normalize unequal access, especially to public spaces .
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Outsider magazine's Thinking Hands summer school transformed the winning proposal of its international Chicken Coop of the Future competition into a full-scale timber structure. Selected from 226 entries, the project by German architect Gerrit Müller-Scheeßel was collectively built by summer-school participants as a mobile home for ten hens.
A zigzagging red facade and rooftop running track are among the key features of Jihlava Municipal Arena, completed by architecture studio Chybik + Kristof in the Czech Republic. Located in the heart of Jihlava, the 5,650-seat building was designed for a local ice hockey team, but will also serve as a "cultural and civic hub" The post Red facade "evoking a hedgehog" wraps ice hockey arena by Chybik + Kristof appeared first on Dezeen .