Moto was challenged to create an open courtyard space within a four-story row home in the densely populated Society Hill neighborhood of Philadelphia. The project required the reconfiguration of the standard rowhouse typology to allow light into this internal courtyard of private outdoor space. By carving out an external space in the middle of the home, more natural light was able to penetrate through the interiors, with help from a 25-foot tall by 11-foot wide insulated, curved glass wall.
The largest project completed by Baumschlager Eberle Architekten in Europe to date, the new Montagne... More
Only a few miles from the downtown area of Denver, this experimental co-housing project by Productor... More
On a sloping site in the Austrian ski resort of Alpe Furx, this holiday and leisure development by B... More
In the middle of the countryside at the highest point of the village of Ninove, Belgium, an existing... More
In Milan, Park Associati’s Luxottica Digital Factory project reinterprets an existing industri... More
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Rem Koolhaas and David Gianotten see the Taipei Performing Arts Center as close as they have ever be... More
Architects and designers use armchairs to complete spaces visually and functionally. Popular armchai... More
