Richelle Sibolboro

Shaping Stories. Building Worlds. Designing the Future.

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  • Sugar Frames

    An investigation into the growth of products through biological processes and of the way we grow food.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    November 17, 2011
    Product Design, Technology
    giffin’termeer
  • On the mountain top

    Situated on a hilltop overlooking Vazon Bay, its sequence of forms are used to merge itself into the existing and surrounding landscape.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    November 16, 2011
    Architecture
    Etolie du Nord, house, MOOARC
  • Open to the outdoors

    Built on a long and narrow sloped lot, the clients desired a home that was intimate, spacious and organized.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    November 15, 2011
    Architecture, Interior Design
    E House, house, Sharon Neuman Architects
  • Longchamp Racecourse

    Taking inspiration from a flower, the architectural petals illuminate the interior spaces with sculptural forms allowing for panoramic views of Paris’ cityscape.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    November 15, 2011
    Architecture, Public Space
    Fuksas Architects, Longchamp, Paris, racecourse
  • Circular Courtyard

    The formation of an inner courtyard brings intimacy and a sense of security to the space. The circular motif throughout the structure emphasizes the sense of play and movement around the school environment.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    November 14, 2011
    Architecture
    Pio Baroja Nursery, R Studio, school, Valencia
  • Supernova Lighting

    A three dimensional light installation featuring organic LED lights.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    November 13, 2011
    Product Design, Technology
    labme, lighting, neuesLicht, osram, Simon Brünner
  • Youth Hostel

    Taking precedents from the recent trends in the hospitality industry, LAVA has created a place built on simplicity, individuality, and authenticity.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    November 11, 2011
    Architecture, Interior Design
    hospitality, LAVA, youth hostel
  • Organic with minimal edges

    Situated on a sloping hill the residence mimics the surrounding landscape into the interior design.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    November 10, 2011
    Architecture, Interior Design
    house, Interior Design, Japan
  • Holiday Cottage

    An A-framed house situated in the countyside designed by dmvA.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    November 9, 2011
    Architecture
    cottage, dmvA, renovation
  • Porter School of Environmental Studies

    A green building that integrates three elements of sustainability – environment, society and economy into the structure.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    November 8, 2011
    Architecture
    Axelrod Grobman Architects, green building, school
  • A perfect fit

    Puzzle piece is a canopy structure designed by Romera y Ruiz Arquitectos winner of best new and old building at the World Architecture Festival Awards 2011.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    November 6, 2011
    Architecture
    Romera y Ruiz Arquitectos, school, World Architecture Festival
  • A boutique hotel at the base of a fort

    The 2011 world architecture festival‘s ‘holiday building of the year’ winner by Lotus Praxis Initiative.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    November 4, 2011
    Architecture
    Boutique Hotel, India, Lotus Praxis Initiative, Raas Jodhpur
  • A vision on the Thames

    Foster + Partners, design a transportation hub bringing together the United Kingdom through a integrated infrastructure network.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    November 3, 2011
    Architecture, Public Space
    Foster + Partners, London, Thames Hub Vision
  • The perfect artist’s retreat

    Designed by 0 to 1, this trapezoidal structure is a live-work space for the creative artist.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    October 30, 2011
    Architecture
    0 to 1, Finland, live-work, studio
  • Dent Cube

    A three-dimensional porcelain stoneware cladding with colorful glass inserts.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    October 29, 2011
    Product Design
    Dent Cube, INAX, Teruo Yasuda, tiles
  • Photovoltaic Solar Panel

    Light farm developed by moshsen saleh, provides a competitive alternative to fossil energy using a building’s existing facade and rooftop.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    October 28, 2011
    Technology
    Moshsen Saleh, Photovoltaic, Solar Panel
  • The perfect glass of wine

    The Nals-Margreid Winery by Markus Scherer Architekt located in Nals, Bozen, Italy.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    October 26, 2011
    Architecture
    architecture, Markus Scherer Architekt, Nals-Margreid Winery, Winery
  • Solar Powered Water Filter

    Eliodomestico is a water distillers made from terracotta, recycled plastic and anodized zinc.

    Richelle Sibolboro

    October 25, 2011
    Product Design
    Gabriele Diamanti, Solar power, Water Filter
  • Agents of Change

    Change agents is a collection of people and ideas that have pushed the Imaginando Lota project. Inspired by our People Change Places vision, this video aims to express the challenges facing the urban city and how collective action can make lasting change in a community. This is how we changed a place and how ultimately…

    Richelle Sibolboro

    June 8, 2011
    Architecture, Interior Design, Product Design, Public Space, Videos
    Chile, Cultural Revitalization, Institute without Boundaries, IwB, Lota
  • People Change Places

    A Revitalization Plan for Lota, Chile Lota is mysterious and friendly, timeless and vibrant, tragic and hopeful. There is enormous potential in Lota to both enhance existing assets and build on opportunities to create a resilient city. The team has prepared a revitalization plan to help catalyze this potential. Over the course of these eight…

    Richelle Sibolboro

    June 6, 2011
    Architecture, Interior Design, Public Space
    Chile, Cultural Revitalization, Institute without Boundaries, IwB, Lota
  • People Change Places

    A Revitalization Plan for Lota, Chile Lota is mysterious and friendly, timeless and vibrant, tragic and hopeful. There is enormous potential in Lota to both enhance existing assets and build on opportunities to create a resilient city. The team has prepared a revitalization plan to help catalyze this potential. Over the course of these eight…

    Richelle Sibolboro

    June 6, 2011
    Architecture, Interior Design, Public Space
    Chile, Cultural Revitalization, Institute without Boundaries, IwB, Lota
  • Sustainable Tourisum Development

    LOTA | City Systems Year 2, February 2011 After just 4 days, the designs were thorough, imaginative and practical. A panel made up of representatives from each of the 3 international schools as well as the IWB / George Brown College evaluated all the final designs in a day-long presentation session. The top three designs…

    Richelle Sibolboro

    February 20, 2011
    Architecture, Public Space
    Charrette, Chile, Institute without Boundaries, Lota, Sustainable Tourism
  • Lota Magazine – Vol. 1

    Richelle Sibolboro

    December 18, 2010
    Architecture, Public Space
    Chile, city, lifestyle, Lota, photography, travel
  • Building with Creativity – Cultural Revitalization in Hamilton

    Imperial Cotton Centre for the Art Building with Creativity Cultural revitalization in Hamilton Jeremy Freiburger is a man of action and vision.   As the Executive Director of the Imperial Cotton Centre for the Arts, I have never heard someone speak so passionately about Hamilton.  As a fellow Hamiltonian, I have always associated the city with…

    Richelle Sibolboro

    December 13, 2010
    Public Space
    Cultural Revitalization, Hamilton, Imperial Cotton Centre for the Arts, Jeremy Freiburger
  • Designing Because We Give a Damn

    Richelle Sibolboro

    June 1, 2010
    Architecture
    disaster, earthquake, Haiti, shelter design, students
  • Clever Clutter Cleansing

    Richelle Sibolboro

    April 1, 2010
    Interior Design
    MayDay Magazine
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