Posts Tagged ‘Wood’

Golden Sections /// How To Cut A Log

Thursday, August 4th, 2011


It is just that simple.

Courtesy of reddit.com.

TLC /// Skate Deck

Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011


Laser etch wood skateboard deck form Water.

ArchDaily /// M3/KG / Mount Fuji Architects Studio

Thursday, July 28th, 2011

© Ryota Atarashi

Architects: Mount Fuji Architects Studio
Location: Meguro, Tokyo, Japan
Site area: 177.27 sqm
Building area: 106.33 sqm
Total floor area: 259.72 sqm
Project Year: 2006
Photographs: Ryota Atarashi & Satoshi Asakawa

This is a house to be built in Tokyo, for a movie producer couple.

This architecture is consisted by combining L-shaped blocks of reinforced concrete and sequential frames of box-shaped engineer-wood. We put bedrooms, film archive and galley in solid concrete part for security, and living room in engineer-wood part for openness. As material that consist an open space that is 6m in height, 5.5m in ... (Read more...)

TLC /// Wood Fabric

Friday, July 22nd, 2011


Seen this before, but it is very cool – maybe I’ll make some of my own, from ditchwitch.

The Laser Cutter /// Lamp

Wednesday, January 26th, 2011


Designed by Ashley Mayes.

The Laser Cutter /// Tiny Bee

Monday, November 8th, 2010

biene 0,7 mm  furnier

7mm to be precise – which may not be tiny – it may be life-size.

Courtesy of my-lasercut.

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ArchDaily /// T Space / Steven Holl Architects

Sunday, October 17th, 2010

© Susan Wides

Architects: Steven Holl Architects
Location: Dutchess County, NY, USA
Design Architect: Steven Holl
Project Advisor: Chris McVoy
Project Architect: Garrick Ambrose
Project Team: Jackie Luk, Lautaro Pereyra, Jeanne Wellinger
Structural Engineering: Silman Associates, PC.
Fabricator: JLP Home Improvement
Project Year: 2010
Photographs: Susan Wides

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On a four acre site in Dutchess County, New York, a new wooden ”T” space sits near a stone “U” house from 1952, which has a steel “L” addition from 2001.

© Susan Wides

The new gallery floats over the natural landscape. It has nine steel columns and nine elevations, all integrated ... (Read more...)

ArchDaily /// Bernadotte School extension / Tegnestuen Vandkunsten

Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010

© Adam Mørk

Architects: Tegnestuen Vandkunsten
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
Client: Bernadotteskolen
Engineers: Moe & brødsgaard
Contractor: DrivhusEffekten ApS
Project Area: 253 m2
Completion Date: 2009
Photography: Adam Mørk

Vandkunsten has completed an extension to the small, alternative Bernadotte School north of Copenhagen. The school is housed in a couple of old villas that have been added to over the years, creating a labyrinthine teaching environment full of character but lacking in facilities and basic outdoor spaces.

© Adam Mørk

Vandkunsten’s new building adds a library, a gym with stage facilities and extends existing classrooms and workshops while new roof ... (Read more...)

ArchDaily /// Tara House / Studio Mumbai

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010

© Helene Binet

Architects: Studio Mumbai
Location: Kashid, Maharashtra, India
Principal Architect: Bijoy Jain
Project Year: 2005
Photographs: Helene Binet & Studio Mumbai

floor plan

Surrounded by mountains, forests, and the waters of the Arabian Sea, the house is configured around a tropical garden filled with Plumeria, ferns, grasses, bamboo and jasmine. Under the wood framed roof, rooms are loosely arranged around the garden, weaving routes between them through louvred hallways and verandahs. Vertical wooden slats form a protective enclosure, obscuring and revealing views of the surrounding landscape. Sunlight filters through these screens, creating patters of light and shadow on ... (Read more...)

ArchDaily /// Kiltro House / Supersudaka

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

casa-kiltro-13

Architects: Supersudaka / Juan Pablo Corvalán
& Gabriel Vergara
Location: Talca, Chile
Project Team: Pablo Sepúlveda, Miguel Angel Reyes
Engineering: Cesar Moreira / Sigma Ingenieros
Project Area: 104 sqm
Budget: U$80,000
Project Year: 2006–2008
Photographs: Supersudaka

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This house located in the Central Valley near Talca is almost a statement of how to accomplish architecture in Latin America.

As the design and building process were so unsteady, starting from the site -located in an almost impossible steep hill-, to the budget limitations, a very basic grid configuration evolved to a much multifaceted formal result; both simple and complex at the same time.

floor plan

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