Romanticism boutique by SAKO Architects

Filed under : Architectural Elements, Architecture Building, Future Architecture

Clients ask me to design no one can copy. No other requests. My design style is that if a client has a need, I try to get a handle on the idea and took it further. As there is no requirement, I question the concept of boutiques, clothing and the relationship between body and space. In the end, I designed an organic net meandering through the space. Romanticism is a women’s clothing brand with approximately 500 stores in China. Japanese architect Keiichiro Sako and Sako Takeshi Ishizaka of Architects, has been designed to brand several locations in the city of Hangzhou. Seen below is designed to store their second Romanticism.

Uniquely perched House by Bojan Simic

Pavilion inspired homes located in the form of land and natural tiered marked with a large expanse of glass provides thermal insulation and balanced natural light for interior space along with views from the heights around the park and Cityscape far. Knife-like shape projecting skillion roof provides passive thermal control for the interior during the summer months as well as display the curved wooden boards that softens the sharp geometric lines of the exterior composition. The site is unique in Redmond Street perched on top of the soil decreased rapidly toward the River Yarra and Studley Park in the inner eastern Melbourne suburb of Kew. Tracks are divided into two symmetrical wings are categorized, one for parents and one for children. Zone to accommodate the spine center brings together the two wings of life through frameless glazed link.