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🏛️Peter Zumthor, renowned architect, believes in building with emotion! 🌟 Each space should evoke pleasant feelings, going beyond functionality and aesthetics. By infusing emotion into design, Zumthor creates spaces that resonate deeply. Buildings become more than structures; they evoke profound emotions. 💭 #EmotionalArchitecture #PeterZumthor #DesignWithFeeling

🏛️Peter Zumthor, renowned architect, believes in building with emotion! 🌟 Each space should evoke pleasant feelings, going beyond functionality and aesthetics. By infusing emotion into design, Zumthor creates spaces that resonate deeply. Buildings become more than structures; they evoke profound emotions. 💭 #EmotionalArchitecture #PeterZumthor #DesignWithFeeling

Discover the Vibrant World of Le Corbusier's Polychromie Architecturale Le Corbusier, a pioneer of modern architecture, once said, "Colour is an incredibly triggering tool. Colour is a factor of our existence." His Polychromie Architecturale isn't just about adding colour to buildings - it's about transforming spaces, evoking emotions, and creating harmony. Just as Le Corbusier used the colour to transform spaces, our partners are creating incredibly attractive product collections that captivate and inspire. Let's explore how these principles can shape your design today: www.lescouleurs.ch #Architecture #Design #LeCorbusier #PolychromieArchitecturale #LesCouleursLeCorbusier

Discovering the Beauty in Contemporary Structures Having spent years as a conservation architect, I’ve always valued the balance between preserving history and embracing new ideas. While my work has focused on protecting the past, I’ve also grown to appreciate the creativity and innovation behind contemporary design. It’s not just about how something looks, but how it connects with people’s lives and the environment around it. For me, the real beauty in contemporary architecture lies in how it blends functionality with artistic vision, all while staying grounded in sustainability. It’s about creating spaces that are both striking and purposeful. I’m constantly inspired by how design is evolving and shaping the future of our cities. What contemporary buildings or designs have caught your eye lately? Let’s share some inspiration. #Architecture #ContemporaryDesign #ModernSpaces #SustainableDesign

We shape our buildings, and afterwards our buildings shape us. Wise words from Winston Churchill that still hold true today. As we think about the future of the spaces we can influence, it's important to remember the impact that our built environment has on our daily lives. From the design of our homes to the layout of our cities, these spaces shape our behavior, our health, and our well-being. Let's continue to design spaces that inspire and empower us to be our best selves. #architecture #designthinking #builtenvironment #futurethinking

The simple #architecture of this #modernhome is both unique and attractive.

The simple #architecture of this #modernhome is both unique and attractive.

The second image is similar in design, yet the perspective highlights the building’s integration with the landscape, emphasizing its monumental scale and the harmony between the architecture and its surroundings. This view further accentuates the reflective quality of the materials and the fluidity of the water features, enhancing the overall luxurious appeal. Both images represent a design that is exceptional for its creativity, ambitious scale, and the lavish use of materials and elements that symbolize wealth and opulence.

This was my final university project, part of my bachelor's thesis, which I submitted already two years ago. Since then, I have been working in the field, for Florence Girod in her "Büro für Raumgestaltung", freelance on my own projects and for two semesters as a teaching assistant at BI. These and other experiences have put me in a dilemma: I'm torn between several possible paths. But maybe I don't even have to choose? In any case, the next step is to achieve a Master's degree. During my MA studies, I would like to continue pursuing the topic of my Bachelor's thesis entitled "Memory and Spatial Design: An Exploration of the Collective Memory of Non-Residential Architecture and Interior Design in the Former GDR". My research revealed many unanswered questions that call for further exploration. But here, too, I face the challenge of harmonising academic research and creative practice. I will have to find a good balance between practically applied design research and sociological analysis.

In a world where modern existing often clatters with nature, a new architectural drive is quietly redesigning our built environment-literally vanishing into it. Invisible architecture is all about blending homes and structures flawlessly with their natural surroundings, creating spaces that reflect the landscape rather than disrupting it. Using innovative materials and sustainable design practices, these structures offer a glimpse into a future where urban living and nature can harmoniously coexist. Check out how this rising trend is transforming the way we think about architecture, sustainability, and the spaces we call home. #Architecture #Sustainability #DesignInnovation #EcoFriendly