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An exponential curve streaks down the dwelling along its silhouette carving an aesthetically pleasing parametric roof. The Bezier Curve House designed and executed by the Canadian architecture studio BORTOLOTTO explores an extraordinary feat with an aggrandized roofline. Custom-home builder Farhad Kazmian, owner of abond homes came forward with the initiative to replace his family home in Toronto’s Lawrence Park neighbourhood. The vision was altogether to visualize an appealing family home that would also serve as a showpiece for his business. As the house would be an antithesis of the ‘boxy fishbowl.’ Architect Tania Bortolotto steps in with wild imagination and…
Hanging Eco-Gardens is an Eco-Parametric structure designed by three talented students Ara Keuroghlian, Luis Lopez, Yervant Megurditchian, as part of the PAACADEMY’s ‘Eco-Parametric Structures’ studio workshop with Arthur Mamou-Mani.
Parametric architecture has been the trending term in the 21st century. Considered as one of the sought after solutions for futurist design problems, parametric design and computational methods have created a long-lasting impact on the design industry. Society has always looked towards nature for design inspiration and has sought to take inspiration from the naturally occurring forms through basic geometric shapes.
An array of cubic forms, circular striations, angled triads, fluted chisel and monochromatic shades decor the 20th Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Johannesburg-based practice Counterspace. The pavilion has opened to visitors after a year of postponement due to the global pandemic. The founder and principal architect Sumayya Vally and her vibrant team have manifested a novel expression to the Serpentine pavilion format, hailing inspiration from the past to striking views and framing the context through its slices across the Kensington Gardens. Vally, a TIME100 Next List honoree, is the youngest architect to be commissioned for this internationally renowned architecture program. This…
The engineering firm Arup and the architecture studio Locatelli Partners envisaged and explored the potential of a novel technology; 3D printing a house.
Gianni Botsford Architects vision of ‘A House in a Garden’ spun an unusual subterranean dwelling reinstated from the demolition of a 1960s bungalow, accessed via the 1840s Notting Hill Villa.
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A roof that flows and hurls across an enticing landscape. MAD Architects enwraps a three-venue Jiaxing Civic Center with an endless top that depicts its form as blown by the wind. The enormously fashionable building sits near the canals of the historic South Lake and the city’s largest park. The Civic Center embraces three buildings arranged and composed around a 6,000-sqm blooming garden. Ma Yansong, the founder of MAD, liked to say that a civic centre, first and foremost, must be a place that attracts people; a place where children, youth, seniors, and families are willing to come together on…
ETH Zurich University students and professors designed a Shingled Timber Pavilion with the help of robots as a research project.