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Jun 28 2012 —

House in Megurohoncho by Torafu Architects

Designed by Torafu Architects, this is a renovation project of a 40 year-old reinforced concrete building that originally housed storage and office spaces from the basement to the 2nd floor and residential spaces on the 3rd floor. Our current design focused on the building’s exterior and living quarters on the 2nd and 3rd floors.

<p>Designed by <a href="http://torafu.com/" target="_blank">Torafu Architects</a>, this is a renovation project of a 40 year-old reinforced concrete building that originally housed storage and office spaces from the basement to the 2nd floor and residential spaces on the 3rd floor. Our current desig...
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Alexandros Franzolini
Jun 28 2012 —

Asakusa Culture Center

A new unconventional and eye popping building, designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates, decorates the neighborhood of Asakusa, in Tokyo and serves as the district’s Culture Tourist Information Center. An innovation in existing layered architecture, the building is the center stage of Asakusa’s lively neighborhood.

<p>A new unconventional and eye popping building, designed by <a href="http://kkaa.co.jp/" target="_blank">Kengo Kuma & Associates</a>, decorates the neighborhood of Asakusa, in Tokyo and serves as the district’s Culture Tourist Information Center. An innovation in existing layered architectur...
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Eleftheria Athanasopoulou
Kengo Kuma
Jun 27 2012 —

“Diamond Dust” by Judith Braun

New York based artist, Judith Braun, has often been the centre of attention for her controversial exhibitions. Her current exhibition is centred on a finger drawing, a 50 ft wall mural of a country scene, entitled “Diamond Dust”...

<p>New York based artist, <a href="http://judithannbraun.com/default3.asp" target="_blank">Judith Braun</a>, has often been the centre of attention for her controversial exhibitions. Her current exhibition is centred on a finger drawing, a 50 ft wall mural of a country scene, entitled “Diamond Dus...
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Tania Droggitou
Judith Braun
Jun 27 2012 —

Marios Schwab – Resort Collection 2013

Marios Schwab’s 2013 Resort collection contains several of the sensuous features seen and applauded in his previous collections. The London based bi-cultural (Greek/Austrian) designer has once again delighted his followers with the semi-transparent layering of his sculptured dresses...

<p><a href="http://www.mariosschwab.com/" target="_blank">Marios Schwab’s</a> 2013 Resort collection contains several of the sensuous features seen and applauded in his previous collections.<br /><br />The London based bi-cultural (Greek/Austrian) designer has once again delighted his followers wi...
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Jun 27 2012 —

Microsoft Headquarters in Vienna by Innocad

Innocad Arkitektur emerged as the winner in the competition for the new design of Microsoft’s headquarters in Vienna, Austria. In collaboration with the Microsoft project team, they decided to intertwine work with play and create a 4500m2 dynamic and vibrant working environment...

<p><a href="http://php.innocad.at/" target="_blank">Innocad Arkitektur </a>emerged as the winner in the competition for the new design of Microsoft’s headquarters in Vienna, Austria. In collaboration with the Microsoft project team, they decided to intertwine work with play and create a 4500m2 dyn...
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Eleftheria Athanasopoulou
PhotostoryInnocad
Jun 26 2012 —

Kaleidoscopic Water Tower by Tom Fruin

Tom Fruin’s most recent colourful installation is to be found on top of a building near the Brooklyn Bridge Park in NYC. It represents a tribute to the hundreds of towers scattered throughout the city and part of the 2012 NYC Water Tank Project.

<p><a href="http://tomfruin.com/" target="_blank">Tom Fruin’s</a> most recent colourful installation is to be found on top of a building near the Brooklyn Bridge Park in NYC. It represents a tribute to the hundreds of towers scattered throughout the city and part of the 2012 NYC Water Tank Project...
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Tania Droggitou
PhotostoryTom Fruin
Jun 26 2012 —

Kooyong House by Matt Gibson

A formerly Victorian double front house, located in Melbourne, Australia, was in desperate need of a transformation and as a result, Matt Gibson architects
came up with a solution that respects the past and welcomes the future.

<p>A formerly Victorian double front house, located in Melbourne, Australia, was in desperate need of a transformation and as a result, <a href="http://mattgibson.com.au/" target="_blank">Matt Gibson Architects </a>came up with a solution that respects the past and welcomes the future. They created ...
Written By
Eleftheria Athanasopoulou
PhotostoryMatt Gibson
Armchair Collection By Deloudis
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