Glazed Waterless Swimming Pools - Nobuo Araki Updates the Pool Aoyama for Better Use (GALLERY)

Glazed Waterless Swimming Pools - Nobuo Araki Updates the Pool Aoyama for Better Use (GALLERY)

Geometric Home Furnishings

Geometric shapes are all showing up everywhere in home decor and they can be spotted more specifically in sophisticated home furnishings.I really like stuff ,pictures,architectures,furnishings with gemoetric shapes.   Sharp edges and crisp lines make up the modern, playful elements of these geometric home furnishings.Eye-catching shapes and elevating structures make geometric home furnishings a wonderful addition.

Mulit-purpose school architecture

From this case study,today's educational facilities aren't standard brick buildings;Instead, they have fashion  architecture, vibrant exterior facades and unusual playgrounds to inspire students and stimulate their creativity.I think companies can take advantage of this phenomenon by infusing workspaces, lunch areas and other public office areas .

 Get ready to toss out those stereotypes of student housing, because these ultra modern education facilities include everything for students to student housing with rock climbing walls on the outside!

Playfull Personalized Office Interior Design

In the beginning,the designer is simply framed with leftover plywood from an earlier construction project, cut into varying sizes. The designer asked the members of the company  to write down some of their favorite moments and internal memories from working there, which he then translated into 115 beautifully and painstakingly drawn pictures. The creative and personal 60 foot installation adds an element of thoughtful storytelling to daily operations at the company.he sentimental office interior design is also a great way for employees to take ownership over their place of work.

Student Residence Paul Lafleur / Bisson | Associés Architects

Architects: Bisson | Associés Architects

Location: Saint-Irénée, QC, Canada

 During the planning and design stages for this 30-room building, special attention was paid to the site-specific environmental sensitivity, namely the sweeping views to be afforded, but also the surrounding woods, the interior/exterior transition areas which accentuate the building’s relationship with its surroundings as well as the different options for appropriating its spaces offered to users.

Container？ Housing！

The designer has come up with a minimalist housing design that serves various functions.The main point of this piece of architecture is to show how one doesn't need an excessive amount of space to carry out day-to-day functions.
 "The dwelling is envisioned as a container that responds to the needs of its occupants, allowing them to impose on the design their own ways of living.

I think this is a new trend in architecture,the resident will be have chance to design their own space.

Extension of Gubbio Cemetery / Andrea Dragoni + Francesco Pes

Architects: Andrea Dragoni, Francesco Pes
Location: 06024 Gubbio Perugia, Italy
Collaborators:: Andrea Moscetti Castellani, Giorgio Bettelli, Michela Donini, Raul Cambiotti, Antonio Ragnacci, Cristian Cretaro, Matteo Scoccia
Area: 1800.0 sqm
Year: 2011
Photographs: Alessandra Chemollo_ORCH, Massimo Marini


The sky thus framed opens the mind to the reign of the invisible, allowing sight and thought to abandon Mother Earth’s gravity and acquire a more aerial and spiritual dimension.

From the architect. The enlargement of the Gubbio cemetery is the result of studies of a new model of public building. On the one hand, it has developed the latest phase of growth of the monumental cemetery in Gubbio, one of Italy’s most important medieval cities. On the other hand, it intends to redefine its meaning and centrality within the structure of the city.







The plan is in an urban structure consisting of linear stereometric blocks arranged in such a way as to reflect the rural layouts that characterize the surrounding landscape and the historic city.