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【ADF Web Magazine】A Collection of Techo-Bloc that Create Futuristic Pavement Patterns in urban LandscapesTecho-Bloc unveiled its groundbreaking Studio Collection for public spaces, a transformative offering that brings a fresh wave of inspiration to the world of landscape architecture. This innovative collection allows designers to customize futuristic paving patterns, offering over 800 design possibilities through a diverse range of motifs and color options. Exclusively crafted for public spaces and commercial landscapes, the landscape design community is in for a treat.
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Renovation of the Former Residence of Zhang Taiyan by Tsing-Tien Making"Renovation is not simply about blending into the old. Instead, it involves the fusion of the old and the new to imbue this long-standing house a new language, from design to functionality and the experience it offers to visitors. We hope the story of Zhang Taiyan and his house do not stop in that specific time period but to continue, with the new memory and language, to carry forward."
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Ningbo Gulin Vocational High School by ARCHIS Design StudioThe open framework of the design invites multi-authored narratives in the creation of an interactive and immersive campus. Students are the directors of their own daily encounters and plot developments on campus, devising their narratives through choosing different paths to take. Instead of imposing a preconceived coherence, the design embraces multi-authorship in the daily use of the school to stimulate the improvisational, the indeterminate, and the multiplicity of meanings.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Isamu Noguchi’s Spirit of SharingArchitect Von Chua delves into the Noguchi Museum situated in Long Island. Isamu Noguchi, the artist, stood as one of the pioneers to unveil his studio to the public in Long Island, New York, initially operating on a seasonal schedule. Through this act, Noguchi's ethos of openness, transparency, and a shared spirit that extends beyond his artistic creations becomes evident. Additionally, this initiative serves as the introduction to the prestigious Isamu Noguchi Award.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Les Fleurs de la Maladie: Art Installation from Recycled COVID-19Subset proudly presents its art installation Les Fleurs de la Maladie, which won the jury prize at the 17th Festival des Architectures Vives in Montpellier, France. What value do we place on health after more than three years of the COVID-19 pandemic? To what extent are our personal experiences and memories different from the times when contact restrictions or even night-time curfews and frequent testing and controls formed a strict framework within which we could move?
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【ADF Web Magazine】The LIT Design Awards Open for EntryThe LIT Lighting Design Awards are officially open for entries, inviting the world's brightest minds in lighting design to join the annual celebration of excellence. The award, part of the 3C Awards and known for honoring the pinnacle of creativity and innovation, features a wide range of categories, including 31 for Lighting Design in Architecture, 15 for Lighting Design in Entertainment and an impressive 44 for Lighting Product Design.
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Art Gallery/Museum Information - Recommended Exhibitions in February 2024We feature the exhibitions of art galleries and museums in February 2024. In addition to the schedule of events, we will provide you with detailed information, such as the works on display. Before your visit, please check each museum's website for the current opening hours.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Atelier L’Abri desined Kanata Cabin in Mont-Tremblant, CanadaAtelier L'Abri presents Kanata Cabin, a silver-clad house distinguished by its simplicity and elegance amidst the forested hills of the Canadian Laurentians. Born from the client's desire to build a pet-friendly rental cottage in Mont Tremblant, this tiny home marries functionality and minimalism within an ultra-compact building footprint. Affectionately named 'La Niche' by its owners, the dwelling's somewhat naive shapes evoke the image of a doghouse in the landscape.
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【ADF Web Magazine】“The Forest”, a High Density Development Project in Congo by Sanjay Puri ArchitectsSanjay Puri Architects unveils The Forest, a high density development project in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Due to prevailing rules governing built-up areas, this project required a vertical tower since the ratio of built-up area permissible is 9 times the plot area.
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【ADF Web Magazine】World Architecture Festival 2023 Winner Khao Mai Art Museum and Tea Barn by PAVA ArchitectsPAVA architects unveiled Kaomai Museums and Tea Barn, is an adaptive-reused project of a sixty-eight-year old tobacco processing plant estate in Chiang Mai, Thailand owned by Kaomai Estate 1955.
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【ADF Web Magazine】“None Whatsoever: Zen Paintings from the Gitter-Yelen Collection” Exhibition to be Held at Japan Society"None Whatsoever: Zen Paintings from the Gitter-Yelen Collection" will be on view at the Japan Society Gallery from March 8 to June 16, 2024. Spanning more than 400 years, the exhibition explores the origins of Zen Buddhism through the contributions of Buddhist painter-monks whose ink paintings and calligraphy helped define this fascinating religious and artistic tradition.
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【ADF Web Magazine】El Palau Fugit, a Captivating Boutique Hotel with Interior Design by EL EQUIPO CREATIVEL EQUIPO CREATIVO converted a disused 18th-century palace into a destination hotel "Palau Fugit" as charming and seductive as Girona itself. The aim was to create an unpretentious sense of luxury. While respecting the original architecture, the design is fresh, elegant, surprising and, at times, a little subversive.
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【ADF Web Magazine】“Made In” Label & ReputationVon Chua of Chartered Architect & Founder has some thoughts on the “Made in” label. What are the differences in impressions from country to country? Do other aspects such as design esthetics, materiality and others carry more weight?
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【ADF Web Magazine】The International Garden Festival Unveils the Projects Selected for its 25th EditionThe International Garden Festival is pleased to announce the projects selected for its 25th edition, titled The Ecology of Possibility, which will run from June 22 to October 6, 2024. On the occasion of its twenty-fifty anniversary, Ève De Garie-Lamanque, Artistic Director, invited designers to imagine the future of the garden. A total of 216 projects were submitted by designers from 30 countries.
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【ADF Web Magazine】“See Sea Park” by Morishita Architects and Research Institute to Promote Regional RevitalizationOsamu Morishita Architect and Associates unveiled See Sea Park, a project selected in a competition held by Ohi-town in the Fukui prefecture, Japan, at the end of Summer 2019 completed in 2022. This project won WAF 2023 (Best Use of Natural Light). The main requirement for the proposal was to develop a location where people can innovate and develop new businesses.
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