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Set against the rugged beauty of the Oramanat Mountains, this mountain lodge is a tribute to the rich heritage and stunning landscape of the region. Designed with a deep respect for Oramanat’s traditional architecture and local climate, this project seeks to immerse guests in the spirit of the area. Every element of the lodge.
Project name
Oramanat Mountain Lodge
Architecture firm
Delnia Yousefi
Location
Hawraman, Kurdistan
Tools used
Midjourney AI, Adobe Photoshop
One of the largest and most interesting projects of recent years in both architectural and scientific fields. It was here that the new emo-tech style was born, which is not surprising - technology and bright emotions can be found at every step of the way here.
Project name
Research Cluster of Bauman Moscow State Technical University
Architecture firm
Sergey Kuznetsov in cooperation with TPO “Pride” bureau team
Location
Moscow, Russia
Photography
Portrait Photo: Rustam Shagimordanov, 2024; Architecture Photo: Daniel Annenkov, 2024
The 68 m² apartment is located in Russia, Rostov-on-Don and is designed for a couple with two cats. From a cramped three-room apartment, the team designed a spacious two-room apartment with an unusual dressing room made of a new material - silicate transparent brick.
Project name
MALACHITE
Architecture firm
Design studio by Alexey Aladashvili
Location
Rostov-on-Don, Russia
Photography
Inna Kablukova
Maatulli School and Kindergarten in Helsinki is centered around nature, offering a unique learning environment that fosters well-being and holistic development. The design is informed by research indicating that environments built from wood and closely connected to nature.
Project name
Maatulli School and Kindergarten
Architecture firm
Fors Arkitekter (Lead Design Architect, Prime Consultant), Arkkitehtuuri- ja muotoilutoimisto Talli Oy (Executive Architect), Blomqvist Arkitektur (Co Architect, Competition and Schematic Design)
Location
Helsinki, Finland
Photography
Tuomas Uueshimo
George Genovezos & Lam Faraj: Augmented Living is a project that combines an augmented reality system, physical elements, and live activities. The intervention consists of housing units that alternate levels as they develop within the deconsecrated OLPA building.
Student
George Genovezos, Lam Faraj
University
University of Patras
Teacher
Panos Dragonas, Giannis Karras
Tools used
AutoCAD, Rhinoceros 3D, V-ray, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator
The name of this project refers to the traditional Iranian hand mill, known as "dastās," which consists of a movable round stone and a fixed stone. The movable stone is typically circular, with a hole in the center, and is equipped with a wooden handle on the side, allowing it to be manually operated for grinding wheat.
Project name
Dastaas
Architecture firm
4 Architecture Studio
Location
Qoba Square, Tehran, Iran
Photography
Peyman Amirghiasvand
The Cheshmandaz villa is situated in the tourist area of Qaleh Sarshir, approximately 26 kilometers southeast of Isfahan. This site benefits from the natural allure of the Zayanderud River, along with the surrounding mountains and lush plains, making it a prime location for a tranquil retreat.
Project name
Cheshmandaz Villa
Architecture firm
Ghazaleh Hanaei
Location
Isfahan, Iran
Photography
Meysam Mir Zendedel
On Xiangyang South Road in the French Concession of Shanghai, a variety of coffee shops gather, surrounded by bustling crowds and the rich atmosphere of local markets. ALOHA COFFEE's second store has also chosen to settle here.
Project name
ALOHA Coffee Xiangyang South Road Store
Architecture firm
Atelier IN
Location
No. 269, Xiangyang South Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai, China
Photography
Oliver