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Modular Office Furniture System
Looking for an office furniture system that can enabling theusers to work together in a team, to enjoy dining together or to organize various activities of everyday life ..? This office furniture system could be the answer. This office furniture system has a flexible system and can be adapted to different requirements in workspaces or private areas. All elements can be combined modularly; tables can be placed as extension elements or freestanding, and cabinet elements can be modularly combined with doors, drawers or top pieces in various design types. With movable wall elements, workspaces can be divided according to individual requirements. As such, conference rooms can be flexibly arranged right next to single office spaces. This office furniture system was designed by Aksusuardi Studio and Manufactured by Nurus.
The bright coloring of this product line contributes to a modern stylistic ambience, which adds zest to everyday life. Details in the design like slim silver-coloured table legs or embedded silver strips indicate high-grade workmanship and additionally set effective accents.
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One Queensridge place Condos For Sale
One Queensridge Place is the great place that offering you the best condo of all worlds. Quiet, private, and elegant. Located in Summerlin, yet still close enough to the excitement of the Las Vegas Strip.
Unique plans include garden level homes with courtyards. Penthouse units offer elevator accessibility. Choose from the many floor plans available, most residences cover the entire width of the building. Casita homes available for visiting guests. Every amenity you could possibly imagine to make your life complete in this most prestigious area of Las Vegas.
* Property Location : SUMMERLIN, 9103 W ALTA DRIVE, LAS VEGAS, Nevada 89145
* Property Features : Gated/Security | Pool | Exercise Room
* Las Vegas High Rise Condos
* Mountain Views
* Parking Garage
Paul Cha Architects | Union Square Loft
This Union Square Loft was designed by Paul Cha Architects, This 2500 SF trapezoid shaped Loft is located in the bustling Union Square area, is housed in a former department store, with original cast iron columns and tin ceilings. The client, an educational consultant, requested a tranquil residence for daily living as well as receiving frequent guests. The strategy adopted was to insert a modern intervention, clad in wood panels, operable sliding glass windows and wood louvers, into the center and thus creating a public front for the private back.
The Living Room and Study are located at the front, facing the street, while the Guest Bath, Master Bedroom and Master Bath are located at the back. Connecting the public and private realms is the Kitchen and Dining Area, which acts as a transitional space, as well as the loft's focal point.
Materiality, texture and coloration are orchestrated to further articulate the architectural design intention. The natural grain of the quartered ash with vertical/horizontal veneer paired with the soft porcelain tile contrasts the cool precision of stainless steel appliances and satin nickel fixtures.
The interior decoration further enhances the calm tranquility of the loft with carefully selected and placed furnishings. The result is a spacious yet intimate residence, overlooking the excitement of Union Square below, yet reflecting the cultured serenity of the owner above.
Fantastic Condo
This is a fantastic condo located near Clark and Devon in Rogers Park. Gut rehab in 2005 and still looks like new. All new paint, fixtures, granite counter tops, hard wood floors.
Thom Faulders Architects on "Deform House"
Deform House build by Thom Faulders Architect was brought on to consult on an efficient method for production and to then process and fabricate the individually pieced ceiling patterns.
The variegated ceiling and rear wall lining is composed of a series of milled patterns that modulates throughout the space, wrapping, bulging and aligning in continuously unique ways depending on the viewers position.
When Bay Area architect Thom Faulders was hired to renovate and enlarge a faux French house in San Francisco’s Potrero Hill neighborhood in 2004, he received only one directive. “He said he needed walls, walls, walls for the artwork,” Faulders says of client Jeff Dauber, a Silicon Valley technologist with a sizable art collection. “Given that, I thought I’d take over the ceiling.”
Deform House is a third level addition and extensive renovation to an existing two level single-family residence in San Francisco. The function of the top floor is for a Private Art Gallery, with a new Master Suite considered as an integrated extension of this space. The addition is approximately 1,200 sq. ft., and is constrained by existing structural walls and neighboring structures.
With the need to maximize vertical wall surfaces for art, the design emphasizes the ceiling plane with a pattern of optically shifting grooves. Sheathing the entire top floor ceiling and rear wall, this lining unifies the spaces and is in contrast with the architectural neutrality of the smooth walls. An entry gate is perforated with a security warning written in binary code text.
The project is a third level addition and extensive renovation to an existing two level single-family residence in San Francisco. The function of the top floor is for a Private Art Gallery, with a new Master Suite considered as an integrated extension of this space.
The addition is approximately 1,200 sq. ft., and is constrained by existing structural walls and neighboring structures. With the need to maximize vertical wall surfaces for art, the design emphasizes the ceiling plane with a pattern of optically shifting grooves. Sheathing the entire top floor ceiling and rear wall, this lining unifies the spaces and is in contrast with the architectural neutrality of the smooth walls. An entry gate is perforated with a security warning written in binary code text.
Fabbrica Restaurant by Tjep
This is a new restaurant located in Rotterdam harbor, right between the boats and the cranes, Dutch that was designed by Tjep and has been nominated for the Dutch Design Awards 2006. This cool restaurant is called Fabbrica, a new Italian restaurant. Fabbrica meaning factory in Italian, they envisioned the canteen of a very special factory: a very romantic factory where pleasure is produced for guests.
Like in the canteen of a factory you will find long tables and benches at Fabbrica, but than colored in Italian ice-cream shop style colors: pink and pistachio green. The oven is placed in a huge tank, covered with italian mosaic. A large wall composed of crane elements is use to store wood to fire the oven. Every detail combines industrial sturdiness with soft colors or decorative elements.
Tjep Designer chose not to intervene with the authentic industrial character of this nineteenth century warehouse so they left all the structures in original state. The walls for example are left intact, in several places large glass panels were placed in front of them covered with Italian wallpaper patterns. The result is that the patterns seem to float in front of the wall in a complex game of reflections. Lovers get to sit in a train structure that floats in the center of the space.
The logo of Fabbrica is based on a font in which the point on the i resembles the beautiful shape of a hand made pizza, but one can also see a full moon, as it enlightens Fabbrica at night.
Daniel Marshall | House in Orkney, New Zealand
The complete residential project in 2007 from New Zealand Architects, Daniel Marshall Architect. A densely suburban area in Mt. Manganui presented a section with a sharp two metre drop mid-site. This ground condition gave rise to four separate half levels housed within two distinct sculptural forms, articulated by a gentile stairway at the fulcrum.
The space between the two functional areas, framed by the stair, form the courtyard areas and provide an interface, often lacking on small sites, between public and private spaces. The Eastern form houses the garage and the public spaces with the Western form accommodates the private spaces. From the entry driveway the clean white forms evoke the prows of two ocean vessels vying for the attention of Mt. Manganui.
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