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One of the most representative non-fixed elements of the tropical zones of Mexico are the hammocks, as they are part of the history and daily life, representing an important piece of furniture in the houses. Although it is true that the hammock is not originally from Mexico, it is thought that it may have arrived in the Yucatan Peninsula and was adopted throughout the southeast of the country in areas whose temperature and humidity require a kind of floating bed. Featured Projects: 1- Casa Cova / anonimous 2- Lake House / TACO taller de arquitectura contextual 3- Chuburná House / Cabrera Arqs 4- Casa reticular / Taller Estilo Arquitectura 5- Casa Maca / Workshop, Diseño y Construcción 6- Pórtico Palmeto Building / TACO taller de arquitectura contextual 7- Xolotl House / Punto Arquitectónico 8- Xcuyun House / BRUMA TALLER #architecture #archdaily #Mexico #hammock #retreat

Swiss-born artist douglasmandry describes the concept and science behind his 30-metre-long art curtain at the DAAily bar, during his Live Talk at the Milan Design Week venue. bally christianfischbacher #archdaily #daailyplatforms #douglasmandry #milandesignweek2022 #design #interview #designinsights #art #artist

"Like a metallic container placed above exposed concrete walls, this house establishes two types of relationships with the surroundings. The upper floor can be closed 100% to block sunlight, guarantee privacy and acoustically isolate intimate spaces. But, if chosen, the facade opens at strategic points for lighting and ventilation. The ground floor, in the opposite way, opens up to the garden in a fluid way. The notion of inside and outside is weakened by the large glass openings, while the furniture establishes a harmonious dialogue between architecture and the Brazilian design of the pieces. " #architecture: FCstudio fcstudio_ #photography: André Mortatti andremortattifotografia #ArchDaily #archdailybr #house #hosues #interiordesign #interiors #brazilianarchitecture

Wooden Slat Facades: Rhythm and Translucency https://t.co/jEQ9w9uj25 https://t.co/aNKZaR9pLW

Oakland Hills Home by Parco Studio and AAA Architecture 📸 Cesar Rubio #ArchinectProjects Project details at https://t.co/g3jf7tvEV6 https://t.co/OdM4k4oJLp

When considering the gaps between rendering and reality, is it fair to attribute shortcomings to 'unforeseen' environmental circumstances? https://t.co/YvC1yivp35

lialawlab converts old industrial building into a gallery space with 33-meter-long turned ramp: https://t.co/cO052ORgOG #interiordesign #china https://t.co/nx6DYzcrH2

Documenta 15 review: social practice, controversy and food for thought https://t.co/FSBR8M7M55 https://t.co/gnx4XSf1Ir

6x6 Shelter / Colle-Croce https://t.co/NT30EtuXx9 https://t.co/tJIp0xhbyA

Experimental brick architecture continues to proliferate throughout the Netherlands. https://t.co/VxYZ1uhJwN

Part of the newly approved master plan for development in the #CBD of Warsaw, this project is divided into a 35-story tower on the southeast side of the site and a smaller 10-story building on the west side. | #Warsaw #Poland https://t.co/loOpfKq9xn

UNIC Apartments / MAD Architects https://t.co/Nm6Kq8CBLA

We are living through the age of concrete, and the time has come for the curtains to close on this epoch. https://t.co/AA5NWmbHtq

New York’s Towers of Babel https://t.co/GpWeiD1Csy

Cup of Tea Ensemble Hotel / Kraft Architects https://t.co/ymKQQLQsvQ