Le studio d’architecture coréen Moon Hoon déjà présenté sur Fubiz, a imaginé l’excellente structure « Panorama House » située en Corée du Sud. Dans celle-ci, les équipes ont pensé avec talent une bibliothèque dans laquelle est intégrée un toboggan, permettant d’allier culture, amusement et design.
L’architecte David Hotson a collaboré avec la spécialiste en design d’intérieur Ghislaine Viñas pour aménager ce superbe loft new-yorkais. En plus de disposer de superbes espaces sur 2 étages, le lieu propose un splendide toboggan qui fera le bonheur des enfants. Plus d’images et de détails dans la suite.
Love this unique and sleek chopping knife by Andreas Kalt! Reminds me of how Nigella goes on a chopping spree with her herbs. Because of its bulk size and sharp blades, the knife disassembles and can be safely stowed in a drawer. I bet your kitchen can do with this baby, and so can mine!
Slide is a 2012 iF Design Talents entry.
Designer: Andreas Kalt
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Un excellent concept de maison à Tokyo pensé par le studio japonais Level Architects avec “House with Slide”. Une résidence de 3 étages accessibles soit par un escalier, soit par un tobbogan pour chaque étage de la maison. Explications en images dans la suite de l’article.
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Level architects di Yokohama hanno progettato questa casa su tre livelli collegata da uno scivolo continuo intervallato con due rampe di scale. Il sogno di ogni bambino!
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A slide is hidden behind the mirrored wall in this Tokyo office by Japanese studio Schemata Architecture Office.
The shoot can be accessed by climbing a ladder up to the top of the bathroom and storage area.
The office is intended for just five people and features a reflective dome, 3.4metres in diameter, which hangs from the ceiling over a meeting area to project light and contain sound.
A mirrored wall at one end of the rectangular office makes the space appear larger.
Photographs are by Takumi Ota.
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Here’s a bit of text from the architects:
MR_DESIGN OFFICE
I planned about 190 square meters office only for 5 people. I designed only 2 kind of parts, furniture and infrastructure not to separate a large room into some small room.
So you can feel 190 square meters in any places in this office.
And it’s notable that the lighting with 3.4m parabolic reflector can reflect not only the light but also sound. So this meeting space doesn’t need any partition.
The Lighting for The Meeting Room
I duplicate bright natural light from metal halide lighting system. And the lighting system can make no shadow.
Because parabolic reflector can make diffuse reflection. And parabolic reflector can increase the voice between each separate seats only under the reflector.
Bench
We convert from 4 chairs into 1 bench. The each leg of a bench is transparent because of made of epoxy resin.
Base Lighting System
We made the base lighting system by spliting a spiral tube in two. Because we want to match the reflectors to other ductworks ceiling.
Site: Shibuya ward Tokyo
Principal use: Office
Structure: RC
Floor area: 188.20m²
Construction: Eiger
Furniture: E&Y Epoxy Syuhei Nakamura
Technical cooperation: Izumi Okayasu
Completion: Jun.2010
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