Creative and Home Improve

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Luxurious house assignment located on Makassar City, eastern region of Indonesia. Incorporating plenty of needs by the client on such a limited space and while trying not to overdoing the space. Another key for the design was how to infuse the house with as much as possible natural light and fresh air.

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© e.Re studio architects

The hot city climate that may reach 40 degree centigrade really imposed a challenge for such a building with many interior elements. We created some so called “air inlet & outlet” spaces to allow fresh air coming into the house and out to bring down the interior temperature. It resulted well and managed to reduce the use of air conditioner.

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© e.Re studio architects

Same case with natural lighting. Air inlet & outlet spaces formed as balconies managed to infuse

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EUROPEAN PRIZE FOR URBAN PUBLIC SPACE 2012 / NOMINATIONGoclaw is the largest apartment block complex, built in Warsaw between 1975 and 1990. It is currently inhabited by more than fifty thousand people. In recent years neglected urban area in the central part of the complex was designated for the recreational park.

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The area was what remained of an old construction site with piles of garbage and concrete waste. The rubble surrounded an artificial water reservoir. It was ironically called “Balaton” by the local residents, as the Balaton lake in Hungary once was an popular holiday destination in Poland.The main goal of this intervention was the creation of an recreational park opened to the public.

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On all stages of the design and development process, public consultations with the community were made. A survey was carried out by the local

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Having a perfect smile is of vital importance: it is one of the first things others notice when meeting you and it is also a reflection of your personality, attitude, energy, and natural beauty. The concept was to illuminate this very dense, chaotic residential neighborhood while at the same time giving it the opportunity to belong to its surroundings and ultimately to be obvious that is a dental clinic.

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The challenge therefore, was to transform a building with a deep residential identity into a medical one, and giving it a new life form by presenting a completely new design. Each one of these buildings has a unique story that is different from one another according to the function of its users.

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A story that is rooted in the culture of these people, both in terms of lifestyle and aesthetics. Keeping

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A simple house designed to accommodate 2 senior people for their retirement & to enjoy time with their grandchildren. We created an easily digested space, mostly located on the 1st floor. Most functions must be easily accessed & not too far to reach. The area was built “not too spacious” but also “not too small” at the same time.
Natural lighting & air circulation are clearly main factors on how the house was planned.

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© e.Re studio architects

The design allowed maximum morning natural light penetration into the interior from the east direction. This will warm up the interior space nicely after a cold 16-18 degree celsius night. The cross air ventilation through all window openings will help to bring down daytime temperature to a comfortable level at 24-25 degree celsius.
The design language of the building itself is very

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The project is located in Changping District in Beijing that will be the core area for the future technology city designated as the business and financial center.
The project planning area is 74500 square meters, of which 45800 square meters to the North District and 28,700 square meters to the Southern District.

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© Daniele Lazzaretti Architect.

The site is surrounded by abundant natural views, a park view towards north and east, while river view at the west.

The design concept took inspiration from the surrounding environment, such as rivers and mountains, instead of using singular office towers, the core project idea was to create a united complex becoming a site landmark where the peaks of the building are shaped according to the main perspectives..

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© Daniele Lazzaretti Architect.

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