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How to Hang Hammocks in Apartments?
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Hammocks are an undeniable passion and an iconic design element in Brazil and are key pieces of furniture in many Brazilian homes. In small houses or apartments, however, hammocks can often be difficult to place in the room. This article shows examples of how to include hammocks in architectural projects and ideas to inspire you to hang one in your apartment.
https://www.archdaily.com/970773/how-to-hang-hammocks-in-apartments Giovana Martino
The Functionality and Versatility of Modular Sofas
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The word "furniture" derives from the Old French, forneture, which means the act of supplying, from fournir. But it is only in the English language that this word is used to refer to elements of the house such as chairs, tables, shelves, etc. French and other Romance languages, as well as German, use variants of the word meubles, which derives from the Latin mobilia, meaning "things that move." While the English spelling impels a meaning of utility, languages that take the Latin root "mobilia" bring to the word a sense of freedom and possibility. But furniture does not always carry this versatility and flexibility in its creation, and generally, staticity and monofunctionality better characterize the furniture we know. The Gregory seating system is an example of how furniture can provide functionality, but also combine beauty and flexibility.
https://www.archdaily.com/970362/the-functionality-and-versatility-of-modular-sofas Eduardo Souza
10 Houses with Sofas Built in to the Architecture
Implemented as a means to take full advantage of space, built-in furniture has grown in popularity as well as ingenuity as designers tackle the needs and tastes of a wide range of users. It's ability to adapt and integrate into architectural spaces allows it, through a variety of configurations and materials, to fulfill various functions; however, this poses an interesting question. Is it truly the furniture that adapts to our living spaces? Could it not itself become the protagonist and creator of the spaces that we project?
https://www.archdaily.com/969896/10-houses-with-sofas-built-in-to-the-architecture Agustina Iñiguez
Architecturally Integrated Bunk Beds: Material and Design Tips
It is a common misconception that bunk beds - which are sleeping spaces elevated above floor-level - are used exclusively for the bedrooms of children and teens. While bunk beds are a great solution for younger kids and older kids alike, the practical aspect of bunk beds which gives ample sleeping space while saving on floor space, makes them great for a variety of purposes and applications. With a rise in density and the majority of people living in large urban centers making use of increasingly smaller living spaces, there has come a push towards modularity in interior architecture. For this reason, bunk beds and lofted sleeping areas have become a great solution to maximize square footage.
https://www.archdaily.com/967338/architecturally-integrated-bunk-beds-material-and-design-tips Olivia Bartolini
MAD Architects Reveals Art Installation and Furniture Designs at Milan Design Week
A large seabird gazing towards the sky appeared in the Cortile d'Onore in Milan as a metaphor for life retaking its course in the post-pandemic world. Designed by MAD Architects, the installation titled "Freedom" is a nod to inclusiveness and borderless, as well as a playful symbol of hope. In addition, for the 2021 edition of Milan Design Week, the studio taps again into furniture design with two projects, "Meteor" and "Gu Table", created in collaboration with Dior and Sawaya & Moroni, respectively.
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https://www.archdaily.com/968111/mad-architects-reveals-art-installation-and-furniture-designs-at-milan-design-week Andreea Cutieru
5 Design Strategies to Improve Mental Health in Shared Workspaces
Burnout syndrome is an occupational phenomenon resulting from chronic workplace stress and emotional tension and has been affecting more and more professionals every day. It is directly associated with each person's daily work life, not only with the operational aspects of the job but also the physical environment.
We spend on average 1/3 of our day in workspaces, so it's no wonder they considerably affect our mental health. Following a period of intense home office activity during the year 2020, now people are returning to collaborative workplaces. These spaces offer a great alternative to escape the domestic environment and create separate places for each function of our lives, a much-needed change after a year of isolation.
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https://www.archdaily.com/966053/5-design-strategies-to-improve-mental-health-in-shared-workspaces Camilla Ghisleni
17 Projects With Colorful Cabinets and Built-in Furniture
Many architectural projects have been giving special attention to cabinetry and built-in furniture. These custom-made wood pieces are designed for specific purposes and can be used to organize the space, which can be living rooms, bedrooms, studies, kitchens, and bathrooms. Besides functionality, these elements also introduce different materials, textures, and colors into the environments. This article will explore some examples of how colorful cabinets and furniture can make architectural projects more vibrant.
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https://www.archdaily.com/965334/17-projects-with-colorful-cabinets-and-built-in-furniture Giovana Martino
Arches in Interior Design: 26 Projects that Reimagine the Classical Shape
Although the use of arches in architecture dates back to the 2nd millennium B.C., it was the Romans who solidified them as both an engineering element and a symbol of military victories, which we now see excessively as memorial arches. Shortly after, different civilizations and cultures adopted the arch for their own purposes, bridging together structural necessity and aesthetics. In this article, we look at how arches evolved from significant structural elements to captivating decorative details.
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https://www.archdaily.com/961039/arches-in-interior-design-26-projects-that-reimagine-the-classical-shape Dima Stouhi
Alvar Aalto and the Use of Timber: From Stools to Ceilings and Structures
Many describe the work of Alvar Aalto as an embodiment of the concept of Gesamtkunstwerk (a total work of art), where architecture, design, and art merge into one. The Finnish architect is a pioneer in the so-called organic strand of modern architecture in the early 20th century and has strongly influenced what we know today as Scandinavian architecture. According to a description on the MoMA website: "his work reflected a deep desire to humanize architecture through an unorthodox handling of shapes and materials that was rational and intuitive." Its methods of bringing natural light into buildings are extolled and studied repeatedly until today. But throughout Aalto's career, wood has always been present and taken many different forms. From structures to ceilings to stools, Alvar Aalto brought this natural material to the fore.
https://www.archdaily.com/960708/alvar-aalto-and-the-use-of-timber-from-stools-to-ceilings-and-structures Eduardo Souza
Winning Designs Announced for Friendship Park Competition in Armenia
The Initiatives for Development of Armenia (IDeA) Foundation has announced the winners of the Friendship Park competition for Gyumri, Armenia. Based on results of the second round, the jury selected 19 finalists in three categories. Located in the northern part of the city, the renovated park aims to become the first modern green area for locals and tourists alike through a series of design interventions.
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https://www.archdaily.com/953212/winning-designs-announced-for-friendship-park-competition-in-armenia Eric Baldwin
Architecture with Built-in Furniture: 10 Projects with Brick Fixtures
Many architects work in a variety of areas, designing everything from the layout of a city block to the most minute details of a building. A common trend among these projects is that the furnishings, the very things that make a structure usable and livable, are often afterthoughts for the project's creators and only become important when the structure is already built.
https://www.archdaily.com/952387/architecture-with-built-in-furniture-10-projects-with-brick-fixtures Belén Maiztegui
Expressing Interior Design Trends Through Furniture
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Architecture sets the scene and provides the framework, but interior design and furniture can have a strong influence on the vibe and mood of a space. As trends in interior design evolve over time, it's often expressed in the furniture chosen to fill the room. Interior furniture speaks volumes about our priorities and personalities, as well as the atmosphere we want to convey.
https://www.archdaily.com/948803/expressing-interior-design-trends-through-furniture Megan Schires
Blurring the Line Between Architecture and Furniture
An emerging design trend is filling the gap between furniture and architecture by shaping space through objects at the intersection of the two, creating a dynamic and highly adaptable environment. Either a consequence of the increased demand for flexibility in small spaces or the architectural expression of a device-oriented society, elements in between architecture and furniture open the door towards an increased versatility of space. Neither architecture nor furniture (or perhaps both), these objects operate at the convergence of the two scales of human interaction, carving a new design approach for interior living spaces.
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https://www.archdaily.com/947911/blurring-the-line-between-architecture-and-furniture Andreea Cutieru
BIG Designs World's Most Sustainable Furniture Factory in Norway
Bjarke Ingels Group and Norwegian manufacturer Vestre have unveiled The Plus, a new project set to become the world's most sustainable furniture factory. Sited in Magnor, Norway, the factory was envisioned as a village for a community dedicated to the clean, carbon neutral fabrication of urban and social furniture. The Plus aims to be a global destination for sustainable architecture and high-efficiency production.
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https://www.archdaily.com/942723/big-designs-worlds-most-sustainable-furniture-factory-in-norway Eric Baldwin
Vitra Design Museum Explores 200 Years of Chair Design
Vitra Design Museum has debuted Chair Times, a 90-minute film that describes the history of seating furniture. Focusing on 125 objects from the collection of the Museum, the film explores the development of chairs over centuries, examining them as "portraits of their users." Arranged according to their year of production, they are organized to form a timeline of modern seating design.
https://www.archdaily.com/939135/vitra-design-museum-explores-200-years-of-chair-design Eric Baldwin
Outstanding Furniture in 14 Residential Interiors
Furniture has a direct impact on the quality of interior design projects. Among other features, its presence blends with the function of the spaces, setting a boundary between them.
https://www.archdaily.com/937155/outstanding-furniture-in-14-residential-interiors Susanna Moreira
15 Spaces Structured by Furniture
As walls and slabs, furniture may delimit and define a space. However, opposite to constructive elements, which distinguish the rooms in a more permanent way, furniture may create useful boundaries between one space and another in an easily adaptable way.
https://www.archdaily.com/934988/15-spaces-structured-by-furniture Susanna Moreira
Innovative Public Furniture Designed for Academic Institutes
Architecture and design studio Hello Wood have created a line of "smart" outdoor furniture for educational institutes and public communal spaces. The two furniture pieces, Fluid Cube and City Snake, re-introduce modular public structures in a contemporary and sustainable way.
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https://www.archdaily.com/928239/innovative-public-furniture-designed-for-academic-institutes Dima Stouhi
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