Montalba Architects Masterfully Conjurs Small Projects with Big Ideas
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Interconnectivity: The pod design was inspired by the concept of Zen as well as Wu Ting movement theory, which derives from the energies connected to the elements of earth, water, wood, metal, and fire.
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Montalba Architects Masterfully Conjurs Small Projects with Big Ideas
Montalba Architects
Measuring 46-square meters and surrounded by a 67-square meter terrace, each Zen Pod references form of the natural world and borrows materials, such as wood, to reflect the surrounding ecosystem.
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Montalba Architects Masterfully Conjurs Small Projects with Big Ideas
Montalba Architects
The raised bath area features a circular, prefabricated bath box that echoes its circular, semi-enclosure.
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Montalba Architects Masterfully Conjurs Small Projects with Big Ideas
Montalba Architects
Transformative experience: The precisely-detailed wooden walls curve to define internal spaces while framing breathtaking mountain views from the raised bath area.
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Montalba Architects Masterfully Conjurs Small Projects with Big Ideas
Montalba Architects
Provocation on material waste: Using air as the primary construction material, 99% AIR dismantles after use to 1% of its total mass.
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Montalba Architects Masterfully Conjurs Small Projects with Big Ideas
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Created by Montalba Architects for Artgenève 2019, 99% AIR is a conceptual venue space for seating, staging and presenting.
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Montalba Architects Masterfully Conjurs Small Projects with Big Ideas
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David Montalba, FAIA, SIA
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Montalba Architects Masterfully Conjurs Small Projects with Big Ideas
Montalba Architects
Nuno Ravara
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SACO Wins the 2019 Sapphire Award
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Tallest media façade on the planet. Burj Khalifa in Dubai, UAE, using over 28km of SACO's innovative V-Stick technology
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SACO Wins the 2019 Sapphire Award
SACO Technologies Inc.
Almost 1500 Shockwave V-Stick linear video products cover the surface of the rooftop’s large cylindrical tower, which is a major focal point for the thousands of people that arrive at Liberty Center every day in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
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SACO Wins the 2019 Sapphire Award
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Spanning 3 metres in diameter and weighing nearly 1500 kg, media artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s Volumetric Solar Equation is made up of 342 V-Stick LED video light fixtures and has been featured at the Amorepacific Museum of Art in South Korea and the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec in Canada
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Meet the Finalists of the 2019 AZ Awards
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Residential Architecture – Single FamilyCandid Rogers Studio: Marfa 10 x 10, Marfa, U.S.DL Atelier: Guozijian Hutong House, Beijing, ChinaGianni Botsford Architects: House in a Garden, London, U.K.Manada Architectural Boundaries: Case Study 06 Progressive Heritage, Mexico City, MexicoStudio mk27: Planar House, Porto Feliz, Brazil
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Meet the Finalists of the 2019 AZ Awards
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Residential Architecture – Multi-Unit5468796 Architecture: 62M, Winnipeg, CanadaBAAQ’: Lirio 7, Mexico City, MexicoRevery Architecture: 1245 Harwood, Vancouver, CanadaZaha Hadid Architects: 520 West 28th, New York City, U.S.
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Commercial/Institutional Architecture Over 1,000 SqMALA Architects: Oodi Central Library, Helsinki, FinlandOppenheim Architecture: Muttenz Water Purification Plant, Basel, SwitzerlandSteven Holl Architects: Institute for Contemporary Art, Richmond, U.S.
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Commercial/Institutional Architecture Under 1,000 SqM Henning Larsen: Eystur Town Hall, Norõragøta, Faroe IslandsOPEN Architecture: UCCA Dune Art Museum, Qinhuangdao, ChinaPatkau Architects: Temple of Light, Kootenay Bay, CanadaStudio Cadena: Masa Café & Bakery in Bogota, Bogota, Colombia
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Meet the Finalists of the 2019 AZ Awards
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Heritage + Preservation/Adaptive Re-Use ArchitectureCivic Architects: LocHal Public Library, Tilburg, The NetherlandsRDHA: Idea Exchange Old Post Office, Cambridge, CanadaStudio Arthur Casas: Bauman Corporate Retrofit, São Paulo, Brazil
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Temporary/Demonstration ArchitectureBlock Research Group, ETH Zurich: KnitCandela, Mexico City, MexicoJean-Maxime Labrecque Architecte: Infinite Buildings, Montreal, CanadaMarta Sequeira and Pedro Matos Gameiro with Carlos Machado e Moura: Carnet C10 – Installation in the Monastery of Serra do Pilar, Vila Nova de Gaia, PortugalMRD Arquitectos: Local, Mexico City, Mexico
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Landscape ArchitecturePUBLIC WORK: The Bentway, Toronto, CanadaTurenscape: Form Follows Processes: Sanya Mangrove Park, Hainan, ChinaWXY: Rockaway Boardwalks Reconstruction, New York, U.S.
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Residential InteriorsEnsalada Works: FA07, Madrid, SpainStudioAC: Candy Loft, Toronto, CanadaVladimir Radutny Architects: Michigan Loft, Chicago, U.S.
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Commercial/Institutional Interiorsi29 Interior Architects: Museum Princessehof, Leeuwarden, The NetherlandsPaul Raff Studio: Atmospheric Lens, Toronto, CanadaPone Architecture: Poly Hele International Art Center – Bubble Arts, Hubei, ChinaTacklebox Architecture: Claus Porto New York, New York City, U.S.
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