Bloomage Chengdu by Beijing Bloomage WanWU Design Co.,LTD is a home interior project infusing personality, attitude, and lifestyle into two mirrored floor plans of a duplex. Both spaces integrate classic modernity and avant-garde energy simultaneously. Whatever the persona, each will enjoy a spacious living area and comfortable, independent, and appealing individual quarters.
Beijing Bloomage WanWU Design Co., Ltd. is currently one of the most influential interior design and project management companies in China. The company excels at exploring the creative potential of spaces from a unique perspective and with keen business acumen. It pursues innovation and creativity, using a distinctive design language to interpret the conversational nature of space.
‘Résonnances’ is an architecture thesis by Corentin Morgan de Rivery and Clément Tardivet from ‘Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Lyon – ENSAL’, Université de Lyon, that explores the verticalization of dwellings, aiming to enhance living and housing scenarios in an informal settlement (slum) of Jardim Icaraí favela in the Brasilândia district of São Paulo, Brazil. The project entails putting new ideas into action, planning for urban expansion and more open spaces, rearranging existing alleyways, and constructing new road infrastructure to connect the favela to the community.
The architectural project The Bonjour India Experience by SpaceMatters defines the characteristics of the pavilion through interaction with the urban context. As the pavilion transforms with the play of light through day and night, its spiralling form becomes the pivot, which reorganises the nature of the urban open area while heightening curiosity amongst those outside to explore within.
The architectural project Waghoba ecolodge, by Biome Environmental Solutions showcases how ecological architecture is in sync with the ecosystem. As part of their sustainable goals, the developers intended at restoring the once farmed area to a deciduous forest. To enhance biodiversity, this entailed alterations to the landscape. The project is a successful combination of leisure, social, and ecology.
Biome Environmental Solutions is a multidisciplinary firm working on ecological architecture and intelligent water and sanitation designs. Through their work, they strive to showcase that an ecological design practice can be mainstream and relevant in various contexts, including geography, typology, and scale, balanced by the client’s aspirations for aesthetics, functionality, and budget.
Archidiaries is excited to share the Project of the Week – Vidya Devi Jindal Paramedical College | SpaceMatters. Along with this, the weekly highlight contains a few of the best projects, published throughout the week. These selected projects represent the best content curated and shared by the team at ArchiDiaries.
In a Row by No Architects Studio is an interior design project for a three-storey terraced house that entailed structural refurbishment of the house with major layout changes. The house already had a lot of advantages, but as it happens, it still needed to be half demolished, rebuilt, and completely re-equipped with 21st-century infrastructure in order to really exploit its full residential potential.
The Lodsi Community Project for Forest Essentials by Morphogenesis addresses sociocultural and economic sustainability. The design team had the chance to modify traditional building methods to create a modern production facility thanks to the brand’s philosophy of merging ancient wisdom with cutting-edge beauty. A strong architectural expression that contextually fits in and fosters community pride was achieved using passive design ideas and local building methods.
Morphogenesis is an architecture and urban design practice set up by Sonali and Manit Rastogi in 1996 with a vision of defining sustainable architecture for contemporary India. They believe that each project must establish itself as a benchmark for innovative design by thinking systemically about sustainability. Architecturally, they celebrate identity and diversity versus visual homogeneity.
The interior design project, The Fluting House by UA Lab (Urban Architectural Collaborative) is a blend of simple aesthetics, functionality, and flexible use of spaces. The entire house is designed using materials like wood, fluted glass, brass, and veneers as the basic palette. Except for this shade of grey, white and blue are used as colour palette. Furniture is designed with small details and functionality in mind.
The Design Story is a multidisciplinary studio, founded by architects Dishin shah an Kruti Shah, based in Ahmedabad, India.
The House of Tranquil Rooms by Craft Narrative is a project designed to preserve, honour, and celebrate the village’s traditional ways of life. It has been enriched by subtle but important architectural changes. The beauty of natural, emotional, and physical boundaries is a foundation upon which the traditional courtyard house built, but the courtyard and its tree provide its essential characteristics.
Craft Narrative is an architecture studio that promotes ideation that takes shape through a series of questions and their potential responses. The architects work to ethically use architecture to create a peaceful environment. The team enjoys immersing themselves in art and working for their shared love of environment in addition to adopting an intuitive approach to design while learning more about context and climate.
Reimagining the Chambal waterlines: A public introduction and development of the dynamic life of wastewater treatment, is an architecture thesis by Anjum Ansari, from Faculty Of Architecture And Ekistics, Jamia Millia Islamia, that explores the potential of utilising sewage treatment plants (STPs) as a public place to control wastewater pollution and raise public awareness. The thesis proposes various architectural solutions to protect the Chambal River from harm caused by the daily release of dangerous pollutants from vast open drainages and from STPs with insufficient capacity, in the city of Kota, Rajasthan, India.
Park Pavilion by Materia is an architectural project that provides a new way in which temporary sale structures with little or no architectural value can become permanent buildings of clear identity, financial viability, and constant transformation. The project became disruptive, as it also changed how developers think about how they engage a site and the future inhabitants of the communities they build.
Hoormem by Cun Panda Nana is an interior design project that aims to create an aesthetic space that is soft, transparent, and full of vitality. NANA is looking forward to illustrating the brand slogan lighten the moment for skin with the design language of organic and natural rather than copying natural beauty and creating a therapeutic space with aroma that helps people awaken inner peace and beauty.
Cun Panda Nana is an interior design firm and does research on the marketing plans and positioning of Chinese multinational corporations. They aim to help commercial project locations reconsider their branding strategies by locating the cultural significance and inspiration that previously belonged to various brands. Since its founding, CUN PANDA has designed and completed a number of projects in a variety of industries.
La Cité by TAA (Taillandier Architectes Associés) is an adaptive reuse project that aims to highlight the existing building, showcasing the halls’ structure with new additions built as light structures from the floor up and with as little contact as possible with the existing construction. The transformations are mostly focused on the roofs, the façades, and interior features.
Sustainable Intelligent Exhibition Hall for BMW by Archihope is an interior design project influenced by the planning concept of modern cities. In order to create a full urban ecosystem and achieve sustainable development, the designers included the form spreading from the core into the space design as well as various road views and the public landscape to define the concrete appearance of the future city.
Cubeinside Design Ltd and SHATOTTO Architecture for Green Living came together to design DESCO Head Office, through a pragmatic approach, from the core of its inception to the execution of the concept. The task was to design a building that will represent the image of DESCO through purity in form and function with a bold expression. The purity of form is expressed through a perfect cube of 146 feet on every side.
Mendel’s Greenhouse, an architectural project designed by CHYBIK + KRISTOF, establishes a significant link between contemporaneity and memory. While the exemplary and highly complex design highlights local history and heritage, the Greenhouse simultaneously becomes a brand-new public space for strengthening the local social dialogue, combining innovation with respect for the city’s heritage.
Blue Lake-Lakeside Teahouse by YI+MU Design Office is an architectural renovation project that strives to merge both old and new structures. The designers focused on injecting simplicity and liberality into the old structure to reconnect it with space and time. A cordial nod to its name, the new “Lakeside” space is elegant and natural, without too much complication or grandeur, allowing people to have tea in a relaxing environment.
YI+MU Design Office is an interior design firm based in Beijing, China, that pushes for cultural extension and artistic communication while fully respecting the balanced relationship between man and space on a spiritual level. They offer space design services in the fields of real estate, tourism, art, education, and religion.
