This 261 m2 house is built on a 298m2 plot of land, which is a fluid space, contained by a continuous ribbon that folds vertically and horizontally, generating slabs and walls, which in turn become completely open or closed facades according to to specific function and orientation.

The mere thought of hurricanes probably makes you shiver. After all, they are a great danger to everyone’s safety, and they can cause devastating damage to your property as well. Thus, in addition to thinking about how to protect yourself from hurricanes, you also need to think about how to protect your home.

Majid Al Futtaim Development, part of Majid Al Futtaim, today announced the launch of a new collaboration with Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (Dubai Culture) and American University in Dubai (AUD) that will see students harness the power of AI to create artistic representations of Dubai in the future.

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The house locates in the city of Erbil in the Kurdistan region of Iraq; it spans across 600 square meters and its thoughtfully designed to harmonize with its surroundings while providing a luxoriuos living experience. Our main task as an architect was to create a house practically working in terms of functionality and privacy.

Embark on a journey of cultural celebration as we construct a pavilion inspired by the distinctive shape of the pomegranate, an enduring symbol of fertility, abundance, and good fortune in Iranian culture. This architectural marvel pays homage to the rich tapestry of traditions woven into the fabric of Iranian society, capturing the essence of prosperity and vitality that the pomegranate embodies.

The entrance to Dragon Mountain natural tourist site is marked by a view of the mountain within the axis of the site’s entrance alley. This alley splits into two separate lanes once entered site: one lane climbs up towards the mountain and the other descends slightly towards two small ponds, situated on a lower level and surrounded by trees.

Casa Citerna is the result of a renovation and energy redevelopment carried out on a private house located in the Florentine Chianti. The house was originally part of a historic building later divided into several units.