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Dec 28 2012 —

Rehabilitation Mas La Riba by Ferran Lopez Roca

On a hill in the village of Vilallonga de Ter in the Girona region of Spain, an old stone built farmhouse and stables have been converted into a family home by architect Ferran Lopez Roca. Keeping in mind the rustic heritage and idyllic location of the house...

<p>On a hill in the village of Vilallonga de Ter in the Girona region of Spain, an old stone built farmhouse and stables have been converted into a family home by architect <a href="http://www.ferranlopezroca.com/" target="_blank">Ferran Lopez Roca</a>. Keeping in mind the rustic heritage and idylli...
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Eleftheria Athanasopoulou
PhotostoryFerran Lopez Roca
Dec 28 2012 —

David’s Melbourne by Hecker Guthrie

The out of the ordinary Chinese restaurant, David’s in Melbourne, Australia was opened in 1999 by David Zhou. Since then, it has earned the reputation for serving a brand of food which David terms as ‘country Shanghai comfort food’. 

<p>The out of the ordinary Chinese restaurant, David’s in Melbourne, Australia was opened in 1999 by David Zhou. Since then, it has earned the reputation for serving a brand of food which David terms as ‘country Shanghai comfort food’. The interior of the well-known restaurant has recently und...
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Eleftheria Athanasopoulou
PhotostoryHecker Guthrie
Dec 28 2012 —

Perfectly Timed Explosion Photography by Alan Sailer

Artist Alan Sailer has created a totally original form of art photography, he appears to have interpreted the childhood curiosity of ‘what would happen if.....’ within his photographic images. With a background in photography and engineering...

<p> </p><p>Artist <a href="http://www.flickr.com/people/8763834@N02/" target="_blank">Alan Sailer</a> has created a totally original form of art photography, he appears to have interpreted the childhood curiosity of ‘what would happen if.....’ within his photographic images. With a backgrou...
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Eleftheria Athanasopoulou
PhotostoryAlan Sailer
Dec 28 2012 —

Planter House by no.555

The recent project undertaken by Japanese architectural practice no. 555 was to construct a family home on top of a hill in ‘Yamato Bluff’ in Yokohama Japan, a popular tourist area of well-kept late 19th century homes and a small park. Rather than conform to the architectural style of the neighborhood...

<p>The recent project undertaken by Japanese architectural practice <a href="http://number555.com/?lang=en/?lang=en" target="_blank">no. 555 </a>was to construct a family home on top of a hill in ‘Yamato Bluff’ in Yokohama Japan, a popular tourist area of well-kept late 19th century homes and a ...
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Eleftheria Athanasopoulou
Photostoryno.555
Dec 26 2012 —

Stone House by Vo Trong Nghia Architects

In Dong Trieu, Quang Ninh Province Vietnam, this toru shaped house is impressive as an excellent example of sustainable architecture. Designed by the up and coming practice of Vo Trong Nghia Architects...

<p>In Dong Trieu, Quang Ninh Province Vietnam, this toru shaped house is impressive as an excellent example of sustainable architecture. Designed by the up and coming practice of <a href="http://www.votrongnghia.com/" target="_blank">Vo Trong Nghia Architects</a>, a defining feature is the eco-frien...
Written By
Eleftheria Athanasopoulou
PhotostoryVo Trong Nghia Architects
Dec 26 2012 —

Breeze by ARTechnic Architects

The Breeze project undertaken by Japanese architects, ARTechnic is located in a prestigious downtown area of Tokyo. As two sides of the plot face a road with traffic and pedestrians, the architects chose to shelter their terraced construction behind a series of huge curved walls. 

<p>The Breeze project undertaken by Japanese architects, <a href="http://www.artechnic.jp/" target="_blank">ARTechnic</a> is located in a prestigious downtown area of Tokyo. As two sides of the plot face a road with traffic and pedestrians, the architects chose to shelter their terraced construction...
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Eleftheria Athanasopoulou
PhotostoryARTechnic Architects
Dec 24 2012 —

New National Stadium, Tokyo, Japan

The British architect Zaha Hadid has pulled off yet another major coup in the competitive world of architecture. After being shortlisted with another ten prestigious international practices, she was chosen to design the long awaited National Stadium of Tokyo, Japan.

<p>The British architect <a href="http://www.zaha-hadid.com/" target="_blank">Zaha Hadid</a> has pulled off yet another major coup in the competitive world of architecture. After being shortlisted with another ten prestigious international practices, she was chosen to design the long awaited Nationa...
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Tania Droggitou
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