Localized Multi-Res Mesh
EDEN eschews the shiny, enclosed tower typology of high-end housing in favour of a more humanistic approach that celebrates Singapore’s tropical setting.
How do you build community in multi-res developments? We get the low down on 122 Roseneath Street in Melbourne by Fieldwork, Wulff and ICON.
The future of multi-residential development is locally focused and socially sustainable. With collective experience of successful high-density living gleaned from time spent in Europe, and an intimate knowledge of the area, 122 Roseneath Street presents a shift in the role of the architect as developer.
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Today's piece is a follow up to Alastair's article last week titled Avi Friedman's outside the box thinking on affordable housing. I unfortunately missed Avi's public lecture at the University of...
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A stone's throw from the sacred cow that is Camberwell, a subtle yet concerted change has taken effect over both Hawthorn and Hawthorn East. While all three suburbs fall within the city of Boroond...
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Image 28 of 30 from gallery of Dongziguan Affordable Housing for Relocalized Farmers / gad. Photograph by Li Yao, Chunle Liao
Image 3 of 14 from gallery of Construction Begins on ODA's ZETA Residential Building in Buenos Aires. Photograph by ODA
Of one with the once-gritty Melbourne suburb of Collingwood, this spatially thoughtful, materially honest apartment building shows what can be achieved when a multiresidential project favours homeliness over expediency.
Image 9 of 28 from gallery of The Urban Environment House / Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects. Photograph by Kuvatoimisto Kuvio
Berlin | Kopenhagen
8-unit flat apartment building location: san borja, lima client: sedic sac design team: s. barclay – j.p. crousse project team: a. zamudio built surface: 618 m2 completion: 2014 photographer: j.p. crousse A typical commercial housing project in the suburbs of Lima is the opportunity to rethink the relationship between a common building and the city, and the relation between a typical department and its environment, using as an only device the urban loggia. The urban loggia allows creating the necessary thickness to mediate between domesticity and urban presence, in an urban dismantled context and with a conventional housing type settled on a unique floor. The project system, established on a classic scheme of a raised basement and an alteration of the domestic scale with the double heights, is reinforced by the strong presence of rustic exposed concrete.
Image 14 of 34 from gallery of Grand Synthe - Place Du Courghain / Philippe Dubus Architecte. Photograph by Sergio Grazia
Image 29 of 52 from gallery of 1000m2 Prefabricated Housing / SUMMARY. Photograph by Fernando Guerra | FG+SG
