BAAN SAIKHOO
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NAGOYA ZOKEI UNIVERSITY
Photo: Riken Yamamoto & FIELDSHOP
RIKEN YAMAMOTO DESIGNED THIS BUILDING WITH THE IDEA OF NOT ISOLATING PEOPLE FROM THE OUTSIDE. THE MAIN FUNCTIONS WERE PUSHED TO THE PERIPHERY AND THE VERANDA WAS LOCATED INSIDE INSTEAD TO CONNECT DIFFERENT FUNCTIONAL SPACES
HOUSE K
BANGKOK TOKYO ARCHITECTURE COMPLETED THE ‘THREE-STORY RAW CONCRETE HOUSE’ WITHOUT ASSIGNING A DEFINITE FUNCTION TO THE SPACE, BROADENING THE POSSIBILITIES FOR USERS’ LIVING EXPERIENCES
YELLOW HOUSE
JOYS ARCHITECTS INCORPORATES THE ICONIC RAW CONCRETE SURFACE AND THE TERRAIN, WHICH ARE DEFINING CHARACTERS OF YELLOW SUBMARINE COFFEE TANK, INTO THE HOUSE EXTENSION TO CREATE AN ENCLOSED EXTERIOR WHILE MAINTAINING AN OPEN AND FLUID INTERIOR
YELLOW MINI
A YELLOW SUBMARINE COFFEE TANK’S EXTENSION OFFERS NO SPECIFIC FUNCTION NOR EXPLICIT BOUNDARY, JUST THE SPACE BETWEEN THE CONCRETE PLANE AND GEOGRAPHICAL CONCEIVED FROM THE ATTEMPT TO EXPLORE THE PHENOMENON THAT COULD HAPPEN UNDER THE ROOF STRUCTURE BESIDES DRINKING COFFEE
KHAO NIAO RESTAURANT + ONDA CAFE
THE ISAAN RESTAURANT AND CAFE, DESIGNED BY ASWA, ARE INSPIRED BY ‘WAVES’ AND EXHIBIT THE DIALOGUE WITH THE ARI NEIGHBORHOOD, WHICH IS RISING IN DENSITY AND UNDERGOING UNPREDICTABLE CHANGES
TANATAP CANOPY GARDEN CAFÉ AND RESTAURANT
A RESTAURANT AND CAFÉ DESIGNED BY RAD+AR WITH A BRIGHT-RED COLOR THAT PERFECTLY ENHANCES THE LUSH GREEN TREES AND PLANTS IN ITS SURROUNDINGS, AND A SEMI-OUTDOOR AND STEPPING SPACE THAT ALLOWS VISITORS TO EMBRACE NATURE.
LESS PAVILION
PEZO VON ELLRICHSHAUSEN EXPERIMENTS WITH SPATIAL AMBIGUITY, HUMAN PERCEPTION, AND THE JUXTAPOSITION OF LONG-LASTING BUILDINGS WITH EVER-CHANGING LANDSCAPES IN THIS LATEST PROJECT
YUTORIE ATAMI HOUSE
THE JAPANESE ARCHITECT NAOSHI KONDO EXPERIMENTS WITH HOW THE OLD BUILDING AND THE NEW BUILDING, CONCRETE AND TIMBER, PAST AND PRESENT COEXIST BY BURYING THE OLD TIMBER HOUSE INTO THE CONCRETE MASS
NIEMEYER PAVILION AT CHÂTEAU LA COSTE
‘CURVES’ PLAY A PROMINENT PART IN OSCAR NIEMEYER’S BODY OF WORKS, INCLUDING THIS PROJECT WHICH IS HIS FINAL ONE. EXPLORE THE IDEA BEHIND THE DESIGN AND HIS IDEA OF THE CURVE WHICH IS ONE OF HIS MOST INFLUENTIAL IDEA IN THE HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE