Stone Archives - IGNANT - 必威88app登录

Vaust Studio’s Sculptural Jigi Poke Restaurant Cultivates Berlin’s Penchant For Brutalism

Steph Wade — Tue, 23 Nov 2021 12:10:30 +0000

When founders of German design studio Vaust Joern Scheipers and David Kosock were tasked to design the interior of a new Poke restaurant in Berlin’s central district of Mitte, the pair decided to part ways with any typical visual motifs associated with the Native Hawaiian dish. The resulting project, ‘Jigi Poke’ in Rosenthaler Strasse, is a sleek and raw monochromatic space that defers any ostentatious color for the vibrant bowls that are on offer.

The post Vaust Studio’s Sculptural Jigi Poke Restaurant Cultivates Berlin’s Penchant For Brutalism appeared first on IGNANT.

With Texture, Light, And Shadow In Mind, MF Arquitetos Designs An Astonishing Villa In Brazil

Steph Wade — Thu, 14 Oct 2021 10:00:07 +0000

Celebrating natural materials like timber, stone, travertine, and granite, ‘Casa Q04L63’ by Brazilian firm MF Arquitetos is a holiday home like no other.

The post With Texture, Light, And Shadow In Mind, MF Arquitetos Designs An Astonishing Villa In Brazil appeared first on IGNANT.

Morq’s Guest Ra Is Perfectly Integrated With Nature

Devid Gualandris — Mon, 23 Dec 2019 14:00:19 +0000

Sitting on a hill in the rugged Mediterranean landscape, ‘Guest RA’ by Rome and Perth based architecture firm MORQ is a residential property in Calabria, Italy, characterized by robust, natural materials and stunning sea views.

The post Morq’s Guest Ra Is Perfectly Integrated With Nature appeared first on IGNANT.

A Collection Of Primitive Concrete Furniture References The Anthropocene Era

Steph Wade — Wed, 04 Dec 2019 10:00:48 +0000

Belgian designer Bram Vanderbeke creates rugged furniture pieces crafted from stacked concrete blocks. His ‘New Primitives’ is an architectural collection of furniture inspired by the Anthropocene era and includes the new work ‘New Primitives III’, a stacked concrete custom side table.

The post A Collection Of Primitive Concrete Furniture References The Anthropocene Era appeared first on IGNANT.

Alberto Campo Baeza’s All-Glass Offices For The Castilla León Government In Spain

Steph Wade — Tue, 05 Nov 2019 10:04:36 +0000

Madrid-based architecture firm Alberto Campo Baeza has designed a 12,000 square meter office block with walls made entirely of glass, for the Junta de Castilla y León government in the Spanish city of Zamora.

The post Alberto Campo Baeza’s All-Glass Offices For The Castilla León Government In Spain appeared first on IGNANT.

On The Island Of Menorca, Nomo Studio Has Created A House Of Ocean Views

Rosie Flanagan — Wed, 11 Sep 2019 13:00:10 +0000

On the Menorcan coast, Nomo Studio has designed a six-bedroom house that effortlessly encompasses both contemporary luxury and the architectural spirit of the island. Positioned on a rocky slope where low-lying plants spill towards the shore, the ‘Stone House’ is a grand, but not ostentatious, addition to the local landscape.

The post On The Island Of Menorca, Nomo Studio Has Created A House Of Ocean Views appeared first on IGNANT.

An Extravagant Beachfront Home In Spain Extends Towards The Atlantic Ocean

Steph Wade — Thu, 13 Jun 2019 09:00:36 +0000

On a sandy beachfront in Cádiz, Spanish architect Alberto Campo Baeza has designed ‘House Of The Infinite’, a residential property whose design and title references the endless Atlantic Ocean stretching out before it.

The post An Extravagant Beachfront Home In Spain Extends Towards The Atlantic Ocean appeared first on IGNANT.

Hampshire House, An Exemplary Piece Of Architecture In The English Countryside

Steph Wade — Fri, 03 May 2019 13:00:44 +0000

London based-firm Niall McLaughlin Architects has designed ‘Hampshire House’, a stone and concrete manor arranged in a series of staggered pavilions, for a family located in Hampshire, southern England.

The post Hampshire House, An Exemplary Piece Of Architecture In The English Countryside appeared first on IGNANT.

Transition, An Exploration Of Self And Seduction Through Concrete Objects

Steph Wade — Fri, 03 May 2019 09:00:09 +0000

Beirut-based designer Najla El Zein’s first solo exhibition at Friedman Benda, New York, is titled ‘Transition’, and is the amalgamation of three series’ together: ‘Distortion’, ‘Fragmented Pillar’ and ‘Seduction’.

The post Transition, An Exploration Of Self And Seduction Through Concrete Objects appeared first on IGNANT.

The Rough And Refined Design Work Of Sanna Völker

Rosie Flanagan — Wed, 24 Apr 2019 09:00:50 +0000

Swedish designer Sanna Völker describes her practice as a quest “for equilibrium between rawness and refinement”; a design ethos that is particularly evident in her handcrafted stone candle holder ‘Snug’.

The post The Rough And Refined Design Work Of Sanna Völker appeared first on IGNANT.

Buchner Bründler’s Contemporary Concrete Renovation Of A 200-Year-Old House

Rosie Flanagan — Mon, 21 Jan 2019 14:00:29 +0000

In a UNESCO heritage-listed town in Switzerland, Basel-based studio Buchner Bründler Architekten has renovated a 200-year-old stone house, preserving its traditional interior whilst remodeling its interior in concrete.

The post Buchner Bründler’s Contemporary Concrete Renovation Of A 200-Year-Old House appeared first on IGNANT.

CDM Designs A Home And Pool Carved Into A Rocky Hillside In Mexico

Rosie Flanagan — Mon, 29 Oct 2018 10:00:51 +0000

Guadalajara-based architecture firm Casas De Mexico (CDM) has designed ‘SJA III’, carving into the rocky hillside to create a home and a pool with views of the Pacific Ocean.

The post CDM Designs A Home And Pool Carved Into A Rocky Hillside In Mexico appeared first on IGNANT.

A Zig-Zagging Croatian Villa That Blends Into The Hillside

Steph Wade — Wed, 24 Oct 2018 16:00:29 +0000

Croatian firm Proarh Architects has designed a family retreat titled ‘Issa Megaron’, a horizontal concrete residence that blends into the topography of the surrounding hills.

The post A Zig-Zagging Croatian Villa That Blends Into The Hillside appeared first on IGNANT.

Jesper Eriksson’s Interior Installation Reinterprets The Use Of Coal

Steph Wade — Sun, 07 Oct 2018 16:00:37 +0000

Swedish designer Jesper Eriksson has created an installation consisting of flooring, furniture and other objects made from solid coal. ‘Coal: Post-Fuel’ explores an idealized future where coal works as an interior design material, as opposed to its current status as one of the four main fossil fuels.

The post Jesper Eriksson’s Interior Installation Reinterprets The Use Of Coal appeared first on IGNANT.

New Opportunities Through Eco-Design: Ilaria Bianchi’s CastAway

Rosie Flanagan — Mon, 25 Jun 2018 09:00:04 +0000

The works of Milanese creative Ilaria Bianchi are heavily grounded in critical theory and concept: in ‘CastAway’ she designed furniture from materials found on the streets of London, questioning what constitutes waste.

Developed over two years, the project gives new life to trash; re-contextualizing both industrial and urban waste materials in a series of playful furniture pieces. In a statement about the collection, Bianchi ponders, “Can sustainable design thinking help us develop new furniture aesthetics and possibilities?” This is precisely the aim of ‘CastAway’. In the collection, familiar furniture forms have been mutated by the inclusion of waste matter. A wooden leg is wound to a plastic chair, and branch gives a blue smiling seat new stability. As with much of Bianchi’s interdisciplinary work, ‘CastAway’ is embedded in critical theory—offering a critique of consumer culture, and highlighting the issues of waste production and disposal.

The post New Opportunities Through Eco-Design: Ilaria Bianchi’s CastAway appeared first on IGNANT.