Short description about Cindy Rendely Architexture: Currently we are working on several residential, commercial and institutional projects.OBJEX, a product line in development, is a testament to the studio’s design philosophy as applied to larger architectural design solutions. Texture and Objex refer to Cindy’s earliest interest in exploring textures and materials as jeweller and product designer. Innately a craftsperson, Cindy collaborates with numerous artisans and design professionals whenever possible. Clients working with the studio share Cindy’s interest in the craft of building and the making of beautiful things.

The office Norwegian Space Group was awarded first place in the contest for the new central train station in Oslo, in which 150,000 people now spend a day, a figure projected to double in the next few years. For the construction of this project will be demolished part of the existing structure to accommodate an [...]

This Architecture Design Letter Box House seems as though a wooden boat washed up on shore amidst a neighbourhood of typical Aussie beach houses just south of Melbourne on the Mornington Peninsula. From the street the house’s irregular form reveals nothing of what unfolds once within the property.

A modest building, which can function as flexible spaces for a design team of five to six people, a house for two people and a comfortable combination of both at times.Perched on only four steel footings in order to slot between two mature Australian Eucalypts, the modular 20 metre long structure of steel portal frames is encased with openable and fixed glazing on three sides, layered with operable blinds, framing the broad views of the Pacific coastline.

The result, a modular timber box home, offers compact internal accommodation attached to a generous double-height, insect-screened Bahama room, roof planes welcome Northern winter sun while long verandah-type spaces encourage natural cross ventilation, plywood floor and wall linings are in keeping with a spare and essential design that encourages the focus to remain on the richness displayed outside.