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Freshwater House is a product of its environment

Habitus Living

It’s an approach that achieves a sense of space which is open and communal while maximising natural light. It was imperative in the design brief that the main living areas had to complement the views of the garden and pool while provoking a sense of homeyness and honouring the surrounding environment.

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Line+ Studio sits curvaceous viewpoint overlooking Shenzhen

Deezen

The centre by Line+ Studio sits atop a mountain in Shenzhen "The unique site of the station sets the stage for a truly unique atmosphere in the design," the studio said. The design brief emphasized functionality and identity, with the goal of creating a popular spot for citizens that would contribute to the development of the Banshan park."

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Office 543 | Charged Voids

ArchiDiaries

An oval-shaped private meeting area emerges from the intersecting geometry of straight lines and an ellipse, resolving a complex design brief on the small footprint and creating a free-flowing spatial sequence. The commission blends the studio’s design philosophies with the client’s skills as a builder.

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Bronte Beach House is redefining the idea of ‘quiet luxury’

Habitus Living

In a nod to their creative vision, Architects Tom Mark Henry translated this notion – commonly seen on runways and in media – by designing an architectural embodiment of the concept — the Bronte Beach House. They wanted an inviting space for themselves and loved ones to come straight from the surf but didn’t want to compromise on glamour.

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Leckie Studio Enhances Interconnected Common Space through the Cylindrical Formed UBC Arts Student Center

Architizer

The internal organization is defined by a large central interconnected floor space, while exterior vertical louvres serve to unify the overall building form. Architizer: What inspired the initial concept for your design? Michael Leckie: The design brief called for a ‘unique and distinctive’ work of architecture.

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Bao’an International Airport Satellite Concourse by GDAD, Aedas, Landrum & Brown

aasarchitecture

This vision, articulated by Aedas Executive Director Albert Tong, is illustrated by the comprehensive and well considered design. A High Performance and Green Exterior The signature streamlined elliptical section gives the concourse its unique apprerance and spatial character, whilst also acknowledging the form of existing Terminal 3.

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Bridging together the past and the future

Habitus Living

A curved shroud conceals the main bed from the neighbours’ view but maintains connection to nature and light – a priority throughout. What was the design brief, and how did you interpret it and respond to it? The clients wanted to create a home that would grow with their family.