• Four teams designed for international design competition

    Four teams designed for international design competition

    The four teams designated for the Houston Endowment Design International Contest were announced today by the Houston Endowment Designers and Real Estate Consultants and organizers. Selected teams should envision the organization’s new offices to design a private entity that meets the basic needs of the Greater Houston community. Four Finalist Teams (Alphabetically Ordered by Team Leader): Deborah Berke works with DAVID RUBIN Land Collective and Atelier Ten
    Kevin Dolly Architects with TLS, Productora and Transsolar Landscape Architecture Olson Kundig with Surfacedesign, Inc. Schaum / Shieh Architects with HKS Architecture and Andrea Kochran Landscape Architecture with Atelier Ten Quinn Architects Dolly Olson Kondig and … In June 2019 the competition was launched. The stage was so popular that 121 submissions were received from 354 firms. Charming Solo. The four teams selected will move on to their next approach, which should provide concept design maps for the project within 10 weeks. They had to create an inspiring and creative, 3,700-square-foot integrated building in their natural context, near downtown Houston, and compete with the modern structures of the area. This construction will include spaces for team and community partners such as workplaces, meeting spaces and attractive facilities. The winner is expected in November 2019 and the final project is due to open in May 2022. We had an inviting response to the invitations, and the special combination of project work, community participation, vision and the sights of many talented and creative teams nevertheless provided the final four groups with the strongest skills, knowledge and understanding of project goals. They showed

    Four teams designed for international design competition
  • propose tore purpose

    propose tore purpose

    In New York, activists and professionals have been trying to rescue 10 old industrial tanks for years, using alternative options to save them from destruction. Working with a studio and an architectural firm, they offered an inventive remake of these industrial buildings as a 21st century park. Recently it was important for designers to define and configure traditional public spaces because of their cultural and civic value. To make these warehouses a public and functional figure that can be archaeological and celebrate their history on the Williamsburg coast of Brooklyn. Initial maps showcase many different ideas, including vertical gardens, functional spaces, mussels, art installations and more. These can accommodate a picnic garden of birch trees and wild flowers and pools that reflect water and have a 250-seat theater, rocky terrain and adventure playgrounds, and even a mussel farm to help The recovery of the devastated shellfish population in the Port of New York tanks at the Bushwick Intel Park project is also valuable for the creative aspects of its surrounding neighborhoods and their vibrant art scene, as well as the value of community entry and visualization of its needs, especially for public and outdoor green spaces. Ten principles were created to ensure that this process is perceived as being driven by bottom-up approaches, sustained action, inclusive solutions, resilience, and speed

    propose tore purpose
    propose tore purpose
    propose tore purpose
    propose tore purpose
  • temporary pavilions that reflect

    temporary pavilions that reflect

    The International Festival of Architecture and Design is being held in the city with temporary displays for the festival, which are trying out spaces in and out of the city of Lugoro and are a whole new way to see and experience the urban environment. Passage: Alfredo Bladder, decorates this chimney-shaped structure. The exhibition aims to change the character of the hosting space and invite viewers to grab a seat and enjoy the scenery. The structure is divided into four sections of wooden boards that come together to form accessories that allow visitors to sit. How the wood is cut causes it to be reused after the structure is down

    temporary pavilions that reflect
  • Interior design of private villa in Masjed Soleiman

    Interior design of private villa in Masjed Soleiman

    Interior design of private villa in Masjed Soleiman

    Interior design of private villa in Masjed Soleiman
    Interior design of private villa in Masjed Soleiman
    Interior design of private villa in Masjed Soleiman
    Interior design of private villa in Masjed Soleiman
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