Nomino Takayuka House / Kazuto Nishi Architects

The planned site is the site next to the main house that was planned and built 10 years ago. The residents of the main house are fully satisfied with their current lifestyle, and in the construction of this house, we designed it with consideration so as not to hinder that comfort. At the same time, by further promoting its comfort and establishing a good relationship with the planned building, the plan was carried out with the aim of creating a building that could contribute to the new vitality of the site and the vitality of the area.

MAD Architects: Building Connection To The Landscape

When the Quzhou Sports Park project was completed in China, it became the largest earth-sheltered complex ever built. In his conversation with ArchDaily, Ma Yansong explained that MAD Architects was not only focused on completing the stadium proposal, but also on creating an architecture that disappears. Unique fields become architectural spaces where anyone can do anything at any moment.

Living in Pods: The Charm of Minimal and Portable Housing

“With the forgiveness of the master [Le Corbusier], the house is a machine to carry with you and the city a machine to which you connect”. That phrase was said almost 60 years ago by David Greene, the founder of the English group Archigram. He was speaking on the presentation of the Living Pod, a capsule house that could be transformed into a trailer. The idea was that the structure could be connected and disconnected from the cities, forming the Plug-In City. Designed as an airtight capsule, the interior was small and comfortable, with multiple compartments. The Living Pod was one of many similarly utopian and daring projects by this group that seemed to have a fixation on nomadic and mutant structures like the Walking City and the Instant City.

The Science of Sitting: 6 Rules for Choosing a Comfortable Sofa

Falling in love is easy. When eyes meet tufting over a crowded showroom, the beauty of a sofa’s slender legs, soft fabric skin, and inviting curves are like a siren song, blinding you from the truth. Then, six-eight weeks after the night before, the bubble bursts.

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