Articles by Laura Mark

Spanish architecture practice Nomada and Argentinian studio Eypaa have created a row of five low-cost apartments blocks for school teachers in Córdoba, Argentina. Each of the three-storey blocks contains three apartments, with one on the ground floor and two duplexes above spread across the first and second floors. The Asociación Mutualista del Docente de la

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Spanish architecture practice Nomada and Argentinian studio Eypaa have created a row of five low-cost apartments blocks for school teachers in Córdoba, Argentina. Each of the three-storey blocks contains three apartments, with one on the ground floor and two duplexes above spread across the first and second floors. The Asociación Mutualista del Docente de la

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Two layers of perforated brickwork surround this two-bedroom family home in Hanoi by Vietnamese studio H&P Architects. Brick Cave is located in a suburban area of the city that has undergone significant redevelopment in recent years. It is designed to make its residents feel like they are among nature, despite being in an urban environment. According to H&P

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London-based architecture studio Coffey Architects has completed 34 retirement flats in Woking, UK, with a warehouse-like silhouette that reflects the site’s industrial heritage. Named Moor’s Nook, the housing project in southern England for retirement living developer PegasusLife, is arranged in a horseshoe-shaped plan around a central courtyard. Replacing a derelict industrial laundry, which had previously stood on the plot, the brick

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