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New Volumes of Light – Spun Series by Umut Yamac
Design Posted by Rosie Lesso

Spun Prism by Umut Yamac. Copper, Mercerised cotton, Stainless steel British architect, sculptor and designer Umut Yamac works with a refined, minimal language, exploring the intersections between light,…

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A Nod to Bauhaus – The Zoersel House by Arjaan De Feyter
Architecture Posted by Mark Robinson

Many architectural projects are so fragmented that it’s difficult for the architect or main designer to really put their own stamp on a project. This can often have…

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Crafting a Lifestyle – Shearer’s Quarters by John Wardle Architects
Architecture Posted by Mark Robinson

I like to come back to many of the architectural builds, or even the interior spaces of the past, and see whether their design choices have stood the…

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Cleansing Aesthetic – Te Arai House by Fearon Hay Architects
Architecture Posted by Mark Robinson

I have to take my hat off to architects Fearon Hay, run by Tim Hay and Jeff Fearon, who have completed the ‘Te Arai’ House, named after a…

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A Timeless Message to Humanity – Finnish Architect Aarno Ruusuvuori
Architecture Posted by Mark Robinson

Our book OEN Issue 1 profiled Japanese architect Tadao Ando’s work. I visited each location personally and documented these spaces with just my camera taking notes during or after the visit …

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Concrete Dreams – Bewboc House in Kuala Lumpur by Fabian Tan
Architecture Posted by Mark Robinson

With so many contemporary builds out there it takes a special kind of house to really wow. Le Corbusier said, “You employ stone, wood, and concrete, and with…

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For the People – Interior Spaces and Details by Steven Holl Architecture
Architecture Posted by Mark Robinson

Steven Holl is a big architect but I wanted to discuss how these bigger projects bring together people and communities so that we all can prosper, grow and achieve a bigger vision.

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Emotive & Sensoral Qualities – A Selection of Architecture by Italian Design Studio MORQ
Architecture Posted by Mark Robinson

Italian Design Studio MORQ have really shone on their selection of smaller residential builds that almost hunker down and integrate deeply in to the nature that surrounds them.

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A Fusion of Styles – Architecture and Interiors by Neri&Hu Architects
Architecture Posted by Mark Robinson

China-based studio Neri&Hu have been applying both Eastern and Western styles to create some intriguing architecture that incorporates traditional elements with a modernist spin.

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Plain Lines – Abstract Art by Norwegian Architect Line Marie Stein Myklebust
Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Norwegian architect Line Marie Stein Myklebust’s artworks are “some paint and your own perception”, using all of her architectural inspirations as an obvious base for her work.

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Reinterpretation of Shape – Metal Sculpture by Spanish Architect Arturo Berned
Sculpture Posted by Mark Robinson

Talented Spanish architect and visionary sculptor Arturo Berned has been creating these gritty and energetic sculptures that stand juxtaposed to the urban environment surrounding them.

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Questioning Proportions – Morphologies for Architecture by Michele Reginaldi
Sculpture Posted by Mark Robinson

Italian architect Michele Reginaldi has been questioning the proportions of space and the structures themselves in a study titled “Morphologies for Architecture” since the late 1980’s.

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