Blass, a company specializes in electromechanical, had introduced a new headquarters presenting its new range of products and offer repair service. This building is located in Bolzano Italy and was designed by architects Monovolume architecture + design. To establish an optimal relationship between natural light, development and planning of the spaces created a light in [...]

What do you think about Architecture design for Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum? after renovated this museum look super luxury building and this building was spent a lot of money and need hundred of architect that collaborated in building this museum . The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City is one of the firm’s [...]

The proposals included the removal of the modern pitched roof and the creation of two single storey wings with green sedum roof creating playrooms, kitchen and family area opening out to a covered external loggia with an open fireplace taking advantage of the South West garden. The entrance and staircase of Modern House Design Foxrock accessed from the rear courtyard into a double height galleried staircase accessing the four bedrooms. The Modern House Design Foxrock has a two-storey studio garage on the North side of the courtyard affords views across the golf course to the East.

The centre city of this plan consists of a circular port with luxurious houses along the quay. The port with the 70 houses give in this way shape to the entrance of the district. To mark the circle, on both the beginning and the ending an apartment complex of 8 levels is placed. Cars can be parked underneath an elevated deck in front of the houses. The houses have their own individual character by using different materials and sections. There are two standard houses: one with a space of 1,5 floor on the waterside, and one with a space of 1,5 floor on the garden side. The façades cladding is changing by house: there are three types of glossy bricklaying, zinc and copper. The colours are changing slightly from bright to dark.

This 2,500-square-foot apartment is located on the fifty-second floor of a prominent midtown tower with spectacular views of Central Park and the city. An autonomous pavilion was created within the existing low-ceilinged, horizontal space by establishing a new envelope detached and distinct from the existing perimeter.
This spatial intervention is accomplished by the insertion of usable [...]