Oh.No.Sumo, a design collective in New Zealand designed this installation, called Stairway Cinema as part of an ongoing experiment on how architecture can engage with the community. In today's world where we're constantly connected yet separated by phones and other devices, Oh.No.Sumo sought to create a waiting area under the stairs that would connect a community both virtually and physically. To read more about this awesome project, visit their website here.
This photo is supposed to be selling the beanbag chairs... but all I can think about is getting out on that gorgeous and surreal looking dock..
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Aratoi is a museum complex designed by Studio Pacifica for the Wairarapa community. The design integrated an existing church into the fold, and used local woods for the rain screen. The simple form is a lovely solution for a complex problem...
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When I was in school, 2 of our 5 years were spent focusing on particular materials during our studio work.. one semester masonry, wood, concrete, and steel. This winery by Architecture Workshop looks a lot like the kinds of projects that would come out of the steel semester...
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