Innovative Architecture Ideas

by Author | Oct 9, 2018 | Architecture

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This is a Innovative Architecture Ideas. This time, we’ll show a picture design is a modern building designed by world-class architecture that surprised him. It’s a beautiful building has a unique way, with a high quality and quiet is also very impressive as you can give a sense of pride if you have a building like this. Steel base is loud and clear, the structure is framed wall panelswith light, it also comes with a glass model with a modern style.

Do you know what is better than a mat of wet bath? A whole bathroom floor – in fact a whole bathroom! – Pleased to be wet. This is the idea behind the new trend in the bathrooms, wet rooms, such as the above view, shaped by no paper house, designed by a Mano Mano. Your entire bathroom is basically a shower area – unless the curtains and sliding glass doors. To ensure that your bath can handle years of immersion, top quality stones and tiles are recommended. Made a Mano used the lava of Mount Etna and Vesuvius to create their tiles and armatures.

“College” in Denmark is similar to high school in the United States, training young people 16 to 19 years. 3XN, the designer behind the model Orestead, wanted to use the school environment itself as a learning tool. They built a school in which groups of all sizes have a natural instruction or study. The learning areas are designed to flow into one another without artificial boundaries.
Architects working in London and other cities with a wealth of historic buildings are often faced with the challenge of disturbing an interior update while as little of the original building as possible. A company, Levitate, designed to extend the library stairs to a private apartment, divided into a part of a Victorian villa. They used the stairs to transform the unused loft apartment into a bedroom room, while owners enter a huge library that has a small area.
With the Hospital Royal Children in Melbourne, HKS architects tackled the challenge of creating a children’s hospital that was not scary. They did this first with the help of light and space and distraction, which shows evidence helps alleviate the pain, anxiety and stress of sick children, parents, brothers and sisters, grandparents and friends. Distractions come in the form of many interactive games, an aquarium with two floors of coral reefs, a marvel of the scientific exhibition, a beanbag theater’s latest films and a starlight staring at star-starred rooms. The second way to help relieve the anxiety was to design the hospital as a place for families, not just small, isolated patients. The rooms are generously equipped for the stay of family members, and families have access to the daily amenities such as a grocery store and a gym.