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Marble isn't just about luxury; it's about bringing a touch of the timeless, the unpredictable, the undeniably unique into your space. It's about embracing the imperfections that make art, and life, truly beautiful. #Parashift #interiordesign #homedesign #architecture #buildingmaterials

🔔 Continuing our series on iconic British architectural styles, let's take a closer look at Brutalist Architecture! Here’s what you need to know ⬇️ Brutalist Architecture, popular from the 1950s to the 1970s, is known for its bold, rugged aesthetic and use of raw concrete. Named after the French term "béton brut," meaning raw concrete, this style features massive, monolithic forms and exposed concrete surfaces. It prioritises functionality and honest expression of materials, often resulting in modular, geometric designs. Brutalist buildings stand out with their repetitive patterns, deep-set windows, and the interplay of light and shadow. Despite its sometimes divisive reputation, Brutalist Architecture is now appreciated for its artistic integrity and historical significance. Iconic examples like the Barbican Estate in London highlight its influence on contemporary design. What do you think of Brutalist Architecture? Love it or loathe it, share your thoughts with us in the comments! 👇 #BrutalistArchitecture #UKProperty #PropertyDevelopers #JustSimpleHomes

Wood Marsh Architecture reimagines a Paris apartment by merging Parisian heritage and contemporary Australian design with unexpected color and contrast. http://dlvr.it/TD4FlX

VILLA SEPID Marzieh Architecture Studio Land Area: 837 sqm Built Area: 540 sqm Location: Lahijan VILLA SEPID narrates the interweaving of the building's structure with greenery, water, and light. The spatial relationships and functions emerge from this intertwining. The varying textures of white, from rough to smooth, interact with the volumetric rotations to exhibit diverse behaviors in response to light, emphasizing the influence of natural light inside and outside the building. The contrast between solidity and transparency on different facades enhances this visual experience within the unity of the white color.

Step into the vibrant history of Southern architecture with our Term of the Month – ‘Shotgun House!’ 🏠 → Originating in the Deep South, this unique architectural gem boasts a single-story layout with rooms aligned in a straight line from front to back. Known for its compact yet functional design, the shotgun house offers a seamless flow of space and a rich cultural heritage. 🌾🌿 Have you ever heard of OR been inside of a Shotgun House? Let me know in the comments below! Cami Hobbs 📞 940-391-1614 #CallonCami #rileyandcorealestategroup #HomeBuyingTips #RealEstateAdvice #HomeBuyer #PropertyHunt #RealEstateJourney

Why Biophilic Architecture is the future of modern design Biophilic architecture is a creative design approach that brings natural elements into buildings, creating spaces that help people feel more connected to nature. This approach not only elevates the aesthetic beauty of buildings but also significantly enhances the well-being of those who live in them. Lew Geffen Sotheby's International Realty explores why biophilic architecture is set to become a key part of modern design. Read more on our blog, link in the comments. #EnjoyTheView #TopFloorBlog #WelcomeHome #SothebysRealty #NothingCompares #WhatsNext #SIRRandburg

🏰🌹 Exploring the Magnificent Architecture of 16th Century England 🏴🏛️ Step back in time to the grandeur and opulence of 16th century England, where architectural marvels dotted the landscape, each telling a story of power, prestige, and innovation. From towering castles to stately manor houses, the architecture of this era reflected the aspirations and ideals of a flourishing society. 🏰✨ At the heart of 16th century English architecture was the Tudor style, characterized by its half-timbered structures, steep gabled roofs, and ornate carvings. Tudor buildings exuded a sense of grandeur and sophistication, with intricate detailing and craftsmanship that showcased the wealth and status of their owners. One of the most iconic examples of Tudor architecture is Hampton Court Palace, a sprawling royal residence that served as a symbol of power and authority during the reign of Henry VIII. With its imposing red-brick facade, elaborate chimneys, and lush gardens, Hampton Court Palace remains a testament to the architectural prowess of the era. But 16th century England was not just about royal palaces; it was also a time of burgeoning creativity and innovation in architecture. The Elizabethan era saw the rise of picturesque country houses, such as Hatfield House and Burghley House, which blended classical influences with traditional English charm. As we marvel at the architectural wonders of 16th century England, let's celebrate the ingenuity and vision of the master builders and craftsmen who brought these structures to life. Their legacy lives on in the timeless beauty of these historic landmarks, inspiring generations to come with their enduring grace and elegance. 🌹🏛️ #TudorArchitecture #HistoricEngland #ArchitecturalHeritage #TimelessBeauty

RICHARD H. DRIEHAUS ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION 2018-2019 |Olite, Navarra was one of the four locations of the 2018-2019 edition. Olite’s proposal seeks to carry out an intervention to upgrade and embellish a strategic area of the urban fabric which connects the Palace and the Church of Santa María with the Church of San Pedro, which, however, is located outside the most frequented areas by tourism: the axis aligning the Rúa Villavieja, the Plaza del Fosal, the Plaza de la Rueda and its surrounding areas and the relationship between these spaces with the outside of the former walled perimeter. All of this will make it possible to give back to this area the importance and the attractiveness which it always had. FIRST PRIZE: “Cerquo” by Estefanía Fernández-Cid Fernández-Viña, Xavier Espinós Bermejo, Lucía Espinós Bermejo, and Rodrigo Toro Sánchez. Their project for the new building at Plaza del Fosal incorporates the typical construction characteristics of the area, without detracting from the prominence of the adjacent temple. The same virtues are found in the building proposed for the Rúa Villavieja. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dQZPqCqw #richarddriehaus #architecturecompetition #traditionalarchitecture #traditionalbuilding #heritage #olite #navarra

Unveiling “Shivalaya,” where architecture converses with the divine. Nestled in Nandurbar, this 1080 sq ft bungalow transcends its spatial limits, expressing the sacred ‘Shiva Lingam’ through its curvilinear form. Clad in mint stone, the facade reflects the purity and resilience associated with Lord Shiva, while the stone louvers provide a rhythmic interplay of light and shadow, crafting a serene ambience within. Every curve is intentional, contributing to the dialogue between the celestial and the earthly. In the tradition of Foster’s belief in ‘doing more with less,’ “Shivalaya” stands as an emblem of sustainability — its terraced gardens and integrated greenery invite nature into urban living spaces. This project is a marriage of cultural symbolism and innovative architecture, offering a sanctuary that is both a nod to tradition and a stride into the future of design. “Shivalaya” is not just a residence; it is a philosophy carved in stone, an ode to the eternal within the ephemeral. #Architecture #InnovativeDesign #Sustainability #GreenBuilding #ModernSanctuary #CulturalSymbolism #ShivaLingam #SacredSpaces #ArchitecturalPhilosophy #FosterAndPartners

Dekton by COSENTINO: Where Nature and Innovation Converge in Design and Architecture 🏛️ As a technical ultra-compact stone, Facades - Gevelbekleding Dekton by Cosentino | Belgium is a sophisticated blend of over 20 minerals sourced from nature. It stands at the forefront of architecture and design, creating spaces where beauty and functionality seamlessly coexist. Dekton signifies the epitome of functional beauty for any architectural project. Its versatility allows for diverse applications, including demanding conditions like facades and floors. In just a few hours, Dekton achieves what nature takes millennia to create. Dekton's exclusive pressing technique applies a colossal 25,000 tons of uniform pressure, equivalent to 2.5 times the weight of the Eiffel Tower. This ultra-compact process results in a virtually flawless material with minimal porosity, free from micro-defects that cause tensions or weak points. #Dekton #ArchitecturalInnovation #DesignExcellence #DektonByCosentino