Gas Station Architecture: Santa Monica Municipal Pump
Photo © Kóan Jeff Baysa Gas Station Architecture: Santa Monica Municipal Pump Reflection at Sunset
House in Kasugaoka
Photo © Yoshiharu Matsumura A new house in Osaka by Yuji Oda Architect Office
OSB/Plywood Chairs by ROLU Studio
How do you talk about furniture? Gosh, we don’t really know. We asked ourselves, “How did all this come about?” but wow, that’s a pretty long and complicated
MOOOI showroom in London
Design brand Moooi, defined by its CEO and Cofounder, Casper Vissers as ‘a serious company with a smile’ has opened the doors of its first permanent showroom & UK headquar
LA Nighttime drive by
Photo © Kóan Jeff Baysa Nighttime shot of the famed LA service station from the sunroof of a vintage BMW 2002. NB: this is now an ARCO station.
GOODBYE AND . . . HELLO!
[goodbye] You have probably noticed by now that there are less posts on Japanese architectures lately. Gero who had posted about residential architecture in Japan by emerging archi
Gas Station Architecture
Photo © Kóan Jeff Baysa Helios House BP was designed by Office dA in Boston and is located at the intersection of Robertson and Olympic boulevards in Los Angeles. This is
Vanden Eeckhoudt – Creyf architectes
The best part of keeping this blog is discovering new architects around the world and their works. Today, we invite you to view the work of the architect duo Nicolas Vanden Eeckhou
Tsuta House by SPEAC – more than a renovation
Photo © Takeshi Yamagishi When so called “IVY House,” an abandoned house in Tokyo renovated by SPEAC, was posted at ArchDaily and Dezeen a few weeks ago, it was
SPEAC, inc.
One thing I have noticed since I started to post about architecture here is that I receive amazing architectural renderings from young architects in Europe and other countries but
Nanameyane House
Photo © Takumi Ota This is a house for four adults, and the privacy of each individual living in the house was important. ‘Voids’ were used cleverly in the desi
Solaniwa
Photo © COGITE It is fair to say that Galvalume® sheet roofing and siding combination is the most popular exterior option for a low cost housing project in Japan these day