On the main floor, skiers find a cosy retreat, while the roof is transformed into a publicly accessible viewing platform. This space invites visitors to ascend and immerse themselves in the panoramic vistas of the majestic landscape. The result is a building that is as much a part of the terrain as the rocks and grass, offering a harmonious fusion of natural beauty, sustainable design, and cultural resonance.
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The building works seamlessly to allow for the visitor flow, the staff circulation and the functioning of warehouse operations.
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Upstate House is a renovation to an existing converted farmhouse from the 1980’s. The interior planning has been reconfigured to allow for a ground level intended for hosting and entertaining with a second level for guest rooms and an office.
What if we could harness those parking investments and imbue them with positive social side effects from the get-go, rather than in retrospect? By proactively crossbreeding infrastructure with social programs, we can propagate new urban lifeforms in the heart of Miami Beach.
Anyone is able to rent these cabins, and to stay the night. The visitor will hike up to these cabins, they will see the void, theywillgain an apprecia-tion for nature. They will spend the night within walls that are made of the stone that the cabins sit upon. Each cabin holds a small second storey that pushes the visitor to the sky. A huge glass ceiling sits less than two metres above an inclined wooden sky viewing platform, and a bed.
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The new site is harmonious blend of landscape, history, art, architecture, and culture. A retreat for relaxation, contemplation, and connection with others. This design celebrates and preserves the history and context of Villa Altissimo while also embracing contemporary ideas of art and architecture. The exterior elements of the existing buildings on the site have been largely preserved while the interiors have been revitalized with contemporary materials and clean, modern lines. Respecting both the old and the new, equally.
and temporal environment for an exhibition. This gallery occupies these spaces for brief moments, while they are
“for rent”, moving to another next site once rented. The length of the exhibition is the time it takes for the prop-
erty to be rented out. Furthermore, the transitory nature of the project creates galleries that embed themselves
within the community. In order to provide appropriate environmental conditions to display art an inflatable
membrane fills the occupied space, and provides climate control.