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News Projects Products Futuristic Visualization Sketches Skyscrapers More Nothing Shopping Articles Books Interviews Events ArchitectsMona Khajeh, a Master of Architecture and accomplished architectural designer, has emerged as a visionary in sustainable and residential architecture. Her approach, guided by the belief that a home should be a 'Place of Peace and Rest,' embraces diverse influences, from modern design principles to the cultural and environmental nuances of her native Iran.
By keeping these features in mind, you can ensure that your next home not only meets your current needs but also offers strong resale potential. This forward-thinking approach will help you optimise your investment and prepare for a profitable sale whenever the time comes to move on.
Located in the Liceu neighborhood, Aveiro, in the intersection of Rua de São Sebastião and Avenida de Oita, a plot of land with a vacant house was awaiting urban redevelopment.
Sara Pourasadian: A shopping mall inspired by the visionary work of Tom Wiscombe is a stunning fusion of form, function, and artistic expression. With its dynamic, geometric architecture, this space challenges traditional designs, embracing fluidity, bold angles, and sculptural forms that capture the essence of modern architecture.
Nuno Nascimento Architecture: Nestled in the heart of Arroios, Lisbon, Apartment RL is a recently completed residential renovation project that exudes serenity and charm. This two-bedroom haven boasts a tranquil oasis in its backyard, providing a perfect escape from the bustling city life.
My proposal for the London urban landmark competition blends historical reverence with contemporary innovation, drawing inspiration from iconic structures like Westminster Palace and Big Ben. The design merges these historical influences with parametric architecture, offering panoramic views and serving as a multifunctional hub.
Two famous modern architects worked on its architectural concept: the main author of the project Sergey Kuznetsov and his co-author Ivan Grekov. All the facades of the building are made of glass, the glazing area is more than 35 thousand square meters.
The work is located on the picturesque Atlantic coast of Buenos Aires, with the particularity of being in the middle of the forest in the town of Mar Azul, where the pine trees are caressed by the sea breeze throughout the year.