Town Enclosure is an art installation designed by CLB Architects and commissioned by Jackson Hole Public Art with support from the Center for the Arts, Jackson businesses, and private donors.
Project name
Town Enclosure
Architecture firm
CLB Architects
Location
Bozeman, Montana, USA (formerly located in Jackson, Wyoming)
Photography
Matthew Millman, Krafty Photos, Tuck Fauntleroy (Jackson, Wyoming). Cody Brown (Bozeman, Montana)
Design team
Eric Logan, Forrest Britton, Sam Ankeny
Collaborators
Facilitated by: Jackson Hole Public Art. Painting: KWC, Inc. Other Supporters: Anvil Hotel, Center for the Arts Creative in Residence Program, Center of Wonder, Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, Dembergh Construction, Western Trust, Altamira Gallery, MountainSpaces, Nelson Engineering
Structural engineer
KL&A, Inc.
Landscape
MountainScapes, LLC
Construction
Premier Powder Coating and Two Oceans Builders
Material
Walls: Pre-Manufactured, cross-laminated timber panels (CLT) comprised of timber from sustainably-managed forests. Foundation: Steel helical piers and connectors
Client
Jackson Hole Public Art
Typology
Art installation
Amar Architects: This 10,382 Sq.ft project showcases its unique statement of traditional architecture in the rural context of Kerala with a touch of modern contemporary into the architecture.
Project name
Navas Residence
Architecture firm
Amar Architects
Location
Mannarkad, Palakkad, Kerala, India
Photography
Justin Sebastian
Principal architect
Shiju Pareed
Design team
Amar Architecture and Designs Pvt Ltd
Interior design
Amar Architecture and Designs Pvt Ltd
Civil engineer
Amar Architecture and Designs Pvt Ltd
Structural engineer
De Framez
Landscape
Amar Architecture and Designs Pvt Ltd
Supervision
Amar Architecture and Designs Pvt Ltd
Visualization
Amar Architecture and Designs Pvt Ltd
Construction
C.K. Construction
Material
Floor:Italian marble. Ceiling:Teak wood with PU polish. Roof:Italian tile
Typology
Residential › House
In the contemporary landscape of corporate architecture, the design of office spaces transcends mere functionality. It becomes an embodiment of brand identity, a reflection of corporate ethos, and an enabler of productivity. The Indian Potash Limited Corporate Tower is an embodiment of this ethos.
Project name
Potash Tower
Architecture firm
INI Design Studio
Location
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
Photography
Vinay Panjwani, India. Video Credits: Indian Potash Limited, INI Design Studio
Design team
Project Mentor - Jayesh Hariyani; Project Director - Bhrugu Gangadia; Project Architect - Jinkal Panchal, Mayuri Kapadia; Project coordinator - Shambhu Jadav; MEPF Director - Parth Joshi
Collaborators
PMC Consultants: CBRE
Interior design
INI Design Studio
Completion year
January 2024
Built area
4,795 m² / 5,1613 ft²
Landscape
INI Design Studio
Structural engineer
CBM Engineers
Environmental & MEP
INI Infrastructure & Engineering
Construction
Civil Contractor: PSP Projects Limited; Steel Fabricator Consultants: Vedang Infra Projects LLP; Interior Contractor: Archistocc Designs Private Limited
Typology
Commercial › Office Building
In the embryonic phase of this project, we engaged ourselves in the artistry of design, strongly pursuing a creation that would incorporate an artwork of tranquility and serenity into its very essence. We carefully picked and arranged a wide range of lighting components, making sure that each one blended in well with the natural surroundings.
Project name
Green Coast | G-15 Lighting Design
Architecture firm
Maden Group
Photography
Leonit Ibrahimi, Video: Moviola Studio
Design team
Maden Group & Memo Lighting
Collaborators
Memo Lighting
Lighting
Maden Group, Memo Lighting
This design not only represents a physical structure but also embodies a deep concept of connection between the tangible (the city, the streets) and the intangible (memory, absence, what is not present in visible matter).
Project name
ELA (Emotional Layout Architecture) - Prototype
Architecture firm
GAM Design
Location
Mexico City, Mexico
Tools used
Midjourney, Runaway (video), Adobe Photoshop, Luminarneo, Davinci (video)
Principal architect
Marco Arredondo
Visualization
Marco Arredondo
Typology
Futuristic Architecture
The intention of this project is deeply rooted in the understanding of the site as an opportunity to create a sense of place. The house is not perceived as an imposed object but as a tool to uncover the natural events and manifestations specific to the context. The placement of the modules sets a high priority on the disposition of outdoor areas.
Architecture firm
MATERIA + Gustavo Carmona
Location
Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico
Photography
Jaime Navarro
Collaborators
Karla Uribe, Gustavo Xoxotla, Teresa Berumen, Rodrigo Pérez, Jovana Grujevska, Sol Fernández, Isabel Pacheco
Landscape
Gustavo Carmona + Diáspora (Magaly Martínez, Luis Muñoz)
Lighting
Gustavo Carmona, Juan Carlos Stefanoni
Construction
Juan Carlos Stefanoni
Material
Stone, concrete, glass, wood, brick
Typology
Residential › House
Brick paver patterns not only make your home look better, but they are also useful because they are low-maintenance and easy to fix. You could use these beautiful patterns in your outdoor spaces to make them more inviting, with places to relax and have fun. This will make sure that your home stays a stylish haven for years to come.
Written by
Jessica Taylor
A property investment firm approached Feldman Architecture to reimagine the first floor of a charming, quintessentially San Francisco building in Lower Pacific Heights that previously housed a health center and gym.
Project name
Seven Hills SF Office Space
Architecture firm
Feldman Architecture
Location
San Francisco, California, USA
Principal architect
Jonathan Feldman
Design team
Jonathan Feldman, FAIA, Project Principal. Nicholas Tedesco, Project Architect
Construction
Brian Mac Namara Construction
Typology
Commercial › Office
The site is located in an area surrounded by large commercial buildings. Since it is not located along a busy arterial road, we envisioned relatively slow vehicle movement and walk-in customers from the spacious open-air parking lot. Surrounding stores are single-story buildings 7 to 8 meters high.
Project name
JINS Mitomotoyoshida Store
Architecture firm
Tadashi Hirai Design Studio
Photography
Daichi Ano, Tomoyuki Kusunose
Principal architect
Tadashi Hirai
Collaborators
Takashi Sugie / Takashi Sugie Architectural Institute
Interior design
Tadashi Hirai / Tadashi Hirai Design Studio
Structural engineer
Ichiro Hashimoto / S3 Associates
Landscape
Planting: Ryokuensha
Construction
SUZUKI RYO Constraction
This architectural project seeks a deep harmony with the natural environment, carefully integrating the architectural design, colorimetry, and materials. The fundamental premise was to preserve all native trees on the site, achieved through a design that incorporates large internal courtyards, roof openings, and expansive windows.
Project name
Casa El Terrón (Terrón House)
Architecture firm
Fabric Estudio
Location
Mendiolaza, Córdoba, Argentina
Photography
Gonzalo Viramonte
Principal architect
Arato María Belen, Josefina Falco
Collaborators
Alfredo Tapia
Interior design
Mercedes Navarro O.
Structural engineer
Agustín Dutari
Typology
Residential › House
