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Community villa for post-psychiatric support among projects from Cardiff University
Dezeen School Shows: a villa for individuals transitioning out of psychiatric care is among the architecture projects from students at Cardiff University.
Also featured is an adaptively reused community theatre and a renovated hoover factory, which encourages community engagement with nature.
Cardiff UniversityInstitution: Cardiff University
School: Welsh School of Architecture
Course: Architectural Studies (BSc)
Tutors: Tim Burton, Charles Chambers, Phillipa Smith, Hannah Summers, Benjamin Wells, Ross Hartland, Caitlin Mullard, Shibu Raman, Siobhan O'Keeffe and Josh Wyles
School statement:
"Through a combination of design project work and taught modules, you'll study the varied historical, theoretical, cultural, political and geographical dimensions of architecture.
"You will consider how architecture is...
Islyn Studio designs hotel as "sanctuary for solo travellers" in New York
New York-based Islyn Studio looked to European sleeper trains and Japanese capsule hotels when designing the compact rooms of Now Now, a Manhattan hotel.
Now Now is situated on Bowery in Downtown Manhattan and offers hostel-style accommodation with single-occupancy cabins and shared facilities.
The lobby at Now Now unfolds through a series of striped portalsIslyn Studio was challenged to maximise the guest experience within a minimal footprint, and utilise every square inch for purpose.
"Envisioned as a sanctuary for solo travellers, the 180 sleeper cabins boast small footprints and high design, channeling the nostalgia of European train cars and the innovation of Japanese...
Lettering Series XCVIII
A collection of some of my lettering work created for clients and personal projects.
Twisted House "mirrors the undulating landscape" in Kent with curved roof
A pitched roof with a subtle curve subverts the otherwise traditional barn-like form of this house in Kent, UK, designed by local studio Andy Martin Architecture.
Named Twisted House, the 290-square-metre family home replaces a two-bedroom timber bungalow on a three-hectare site in the village of Benenden.
Andy Martin Architecture looked to "seamlessly connect" the home with its rural surroundings, basing its form on a typical agricultural barn and adding a roof that mirrors the site's topography.
Andy Martin Architects has created Twisted House in Kent"The house's steel and timber superstructure echoes the form of a traditional local Kent blackened barns, blending into...
Eight homes illuminated by stylish skylights
For our latest lookbook, we've gathered eight residential interiors that are lit from above by skylights, in countries ranging from New Zealand to Mexico.
A skylight can be a practical solution to get more light into interiors – especially ones set deep into a home's floorplan – while adding an interesting feature to the house or apartment.
In this lookbook, we explore a variety of examples, including a teal-metal skylight in Mexico and an Indian home with multiple funnel-shaped skylights.
This is the latest in our lookbooks series, which provides visual inspiration from Dezeen's archive. For more inspiration, see previous lookbooks featuring homes...
Wax Tears, Truffles, Cherry Gin and Rusty Pig
Floating pinecone-shaped huts shelter ducks from "Taiwan's intensely hot summers and frequent typhoons"
Designer Cheng-Tsung Feng has created four floating wooden shelters for ducks in Taiwan to provide protection from extreme weather conditions.
Titled Nesting Plan VI Call Duck, the project is the latest iteration of the designer's ongoing Nesting Plan series, which explores the relationship between architecture and the natural world through animal nest-building techniques.
Cheng-Tsung Feng has created a series of floating wooden hutsCommissioned by the Swiio Villa Yilan hotel, Feng created four wooden huts of varying sizes for a group of roughly 25 call ducks inhabiting a pond at the site.
"The structures were intended to provide a safe, comfortable and weather-resistant habitat...
