Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
06 November 2012
Tiny House
These guys were our neighbour last year at the Mt Baker parking lot where we camped out on the LBS weekend. Wonder if they will be back for 2013.
30 October 2012
An Onjuku Surf Shack
Lovely Japanese no nonsense clean lines and honest true materials
Onjuku Surf Shack from BAKOKO on Vimeo.
Onjuku Surf Shack from BAKOKO on Vimeo.
21 September 2012
New Favourite Norwegians
Some images from Reiulframstadarkitekter, our new favourite Norwegians. I dont know if it is something about the climate, skies, landscape, whatever it is. These folk kill it. Lovely Lovely stuff.
26 April 2012
08 December 2011
2211 Cambie Street
A couple of images from our latest commercial project. 2211 Cambie Street Vancouver. Architecture and images courtesy of the very clever chaps at Iconstrux. Needless to say, we're pretty stoked about getting this one off the ground. Building starts in the new year.
01 December 2011
29 September 2011
30 June 2011
25 June 2011
Coast Modern Films
This is going to be epic. These lads did an amazing job at PechaKucha, cant wait to see this and the Pipeline film when they come out
Coast Modern Film Trailer from Coast Modern on Vimeo.
18 April 2011
A Platform for living
Came across this on our travels around the t'interweb after a weekend away in the mountains. Incredible inspiration for our own retreat in the hills, SO bang on with the details and general vibe. Wood pile, Photovoltaics, iPads, Campfire,Locally harvested Larch, wood burning stove, high design ethos. Bang on.
14 February 2011
08 January 2011
Considered Design Off Grid and in the Mountains
The retreat. Timber frame construction, straw bale insulation, off grid, passive solar, rainwater harvesting, photovoltaic, high efficiency wood burning, grow your own wood stack hippy shack, is where we want to be. Some new renderings for the New Year, and now the hard bit...making it happen.
06 January 2011
Fantastic Norway
Any Architect with a cut out and keep Red Caravan & a recipe for waffles to download on their website gets our vote. Seriously cool work.
05 January 2011
31 October 2010
Migration of Mel and Judith - Europe & Luxor
Beautifully crafted Architecture as narrative. More fantastic, fantastical work from Tom Hillier. Love this. World in a Lampshade.
'Becoming bored with Europe, Mel & Judith eventually decide to settle down to a new life inLuxor, Egypt. They now live on a small, uninhabited island situated on the River Nile, where in their weird and wonderful ‘Do-It-Yourself’English manor Mel brews beer in his bathtub-brewery whilst Judith bakes rose-bread in the bread-garden. Their island comes alive during the holiday season creating an English retreat in the middle of Luxor, a retreat that lures in English tourists with the opportunity to besurrounded by the sights, sounds and smells of home. The smell ofroses and freshly baked bread drift through the air whilst the temptation to drink beer (whichis illegal inLuxor) is impossible to resist. So if you are ever in Luxor and miss the familiarity of home, take a rowing boat over to Mel and Judith’s island for a little piece of England.'
13 October 2010
20 August 2010
16 August 2010
22 June 2010
sliding house
I thought I blogged about this house by dRMM months ago... but I love the concept of a sliding house and it looks great!
images from the dRMM website.
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