Month: November 2018

Movie shows BIG and Heatherwick’s Google HQ taking shape

November 30, 2018 Eleanor Gibson 0

Google’s new California headquarters, designed by the studios of Bjarke Ingels and Thomas Heatherwick, is captured in this aerial footage that shows its “circus tent” roof well underway. Photography company The 111th shot the footage of Google’s new campus under construction on a site in California’s Mountain View, after happening upon the giant structure on a during

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designboom interviews india mahdavi at the 2018 world architecture festival

November 30, 2018 macnadusa 0

meet india mahdavi, an architect and designer based in paris whose work includes some of the most instagrammable interiors around the world. recognized for her whimsical and soft pink candy chair in spaces including sketch london and the red valentino flagship store, mahdavi keeps creating designs that mix color, textures, comfort and a graphic sense into […]

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Modern Rustic Interiors & Contemporary Country House Charm

November 30, 2018 HD Staff 0

These two freshly sophisticated home interiors, put together by MOPS Studio, embody a modern rustic vibe that is hugely welcoming. Rustic charm often carries with it some quaint rough edges to achieve that well lived-in country house look and ambiance, yet this pair manage to encompass bags of rustic charm in a sparkling clean and […]

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Casa 30×30 / Estudio Astiz

November 30, 2018 Daniel Tapia 0

Along the years many high standing residences of the XIXth Century expansion of Madrid have been modified to convert some rooms with little use into independent small apartments with minimal surface and optimum situation. In this case, it is a 35 m2 wine cellars which were adjacent to the kitchen of one of these residences. We are convinced that a small apartment cannot be a reduced large apartment since the scaling would always remind us that it is not what we would want it to be, the lost dimensions, the complex of inferiority with respect to a “real apartment”. As mentioned before, the apartment has 35 m2 (actually 30 m2 after taking into account the corridor).

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Casa 30×30 / Estudio Astiz

November 30, 2018 Daniel Tapia 0

Along the years many high standing residences of the XIXth Century expansion of Madrid have been modified to convert some rooms with little use into independent small apartments with minimal surface and optimum situation. In this case, it is a 35 m2 wine cellars which were adjacent to the kitchen of one of these residences. We are convinced that a small apartment cannot be a reduced large apartment since the scaling would always remind us that it is not what we would want it to be, the lost dimensions, the complex of inferiority with respect to a “real apartment”. As mentioned before, the apartment has 35 m2 (actually 30 m2 after taking into account the corridor).