A great collaborative stop motion sculpture was recently animated in Melbourne's Federation Square. Created over a two-week period, the work consists of a moving sculpture of dynamic triangles, juxtaposed alongside the time-lapse of people interacting with the piece and moving through the public space.
Only a couple blocks away from the famed Portland State Farmers Market in Oregon's capital city, the hotel's courtyard is a prime example of a well-implemented green, or 'living', wall.
Charles and Ray Eames saw the potential for social change through modern design, and their iconic furniture is as ubiquitous today as it was in the 1940's when they originally pioneered the concept of mass-produced products, including molded chairs and chaises, as well as plywood innovations.
Read MoreSince we weren't able to include the majority of photos taken at last month's AIA Los Angeles Home Tour, here's a selection of images that didn't make it into our previous posts on Homes 1+2, and later, on Homes 3+4. So, for those interested, here's the roundup of the contemporary design on display at the event. Enjoy!
We're heading upstairs to the Master Bedroom + Bath to share a few recent renderings for our project in Fullerton, Orange County.
The main public spaces at the first level feature sliding glass walls that allow the living room to open completely towards the view. At the upstairs level, the same design approach and considerations guided the layout, with the Master Suite taking advantage of its location and orientation to optimize views, employ passive heating strategies, and increase light, air and ventilation.
