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In Plain Sport
Situated in a territory that is surrounded by traffic circles and shopping districts this structure creates a new local identity by bringing together three regional elements: industry, agriculture and economics.
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Uninterrupted Panoramic Views
To emphasize the scenic views of the forest and blue sky above, the west side of the second floor is kept open with large horizontal windows.
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Temple of Space
This new singular urban object, the users can discover new views to the city center and main monuments, like the cemetery, the chapel, or the old church ruins.
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The palace of assembly
The indian city of chandigarh is one of the world’s greatest architectural treasures. It is one of the world’s only examples of a city constructed entirely on a plan and realized on an empty site.
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Classroom in a Container
A prototype structure that transformed a 12 meter long recycled shipping container into an independent classroom.
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A Charmed Life
They are modern products inspired in traditions of the past, opening doors to new possibilities.
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Absurd Spiral
This series of work is constructed through a process of mathematical deconstruction and reassembly.
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2 Houses in 1
A key element for the project was to establish a firm relationship between the two houses
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Graphic Concrete
The project aimed at creating a terrace connected to the kitchen at level one of a house and also allowing to go down towards the garden.
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Town hall
A new public space that connects the lower zone of la mata de morella through a new street and staircase which runs underneath the structure.
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Forgotten Poetry
Aluminum profiles joint together paradoxically act as a soft decor because of their stylized decorative look.
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Pastel Rhythms
Rhythm is given by the drawing on the floor, the positioning of every tint and the play of vertical lines which highlight the existing bias.
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Sneaker Stickers
These stickers are made of special, technologically-advanced materials, that are cut out and placed on the consumers’ shoe as desired, changing the shoe’s look completely.
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Mirror, mirror, full of shapes
A family of floor standing or wall-mountable mirrors that are simple and elementary in form to create a graphic collection of contrasting, elongated and stretched shapes.
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Roping it in
A storage function with an expression mix of a hard and soft, using locally grown natural materials – ash wood and linen rope.
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Good Vibrations
The vibe is an iPhone case you can customize with your favorite sound, from a guitar riff to your children’s laughter, any sound can be uploaded to Soundcloud and 3d printed into the very fabric of your iphone case by shapeways.
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Pharmacy Market
The graphic design was applied to different identity carriers as store concept, website, packaging design for their own series, bags, printed matters, exterior signage, posters, receipts etc.
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Echoing the City
It is a tension point in the balance between the old mineral city and the new city boulevard, it shows the progress and development and makes the city lives.
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Facial Codes
Facial codes is a series of photographs that deals with the artist memory of his past, present and its near future.
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For Your Eyes Only
A fine horizontal mirror at eye level. the slight curve gives the mirror subtle tension.
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Sparkling Soul
By filtering natural light and reflecting captured image through the swirl of reflective sticks, the installation draws out the sparkle of one’s soul and invites a participatory experience with the surrounding site.
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Form follows Cupertino
CLOG magazine gives snapshots of designs that have made apple one of the most recognizable companies in the world.
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Luminosity Lighting
An ode to engineering. The pieces expose their inner details, which are traditionally hidden from view.
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Lost in a forest of Luxury
A window display full of trees is segmented throughout the space to create views that seem to appear and disappear into the background.
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Center for the Unknown
The Champalimaud foundation supports individual researchers and research teams working at the cutting edge of medical science.
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