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WATER BUILDING RESORT by Orlando de Urrutia


The designer Orlando de Urrutia has been inspired to design a WATER BUILDING RESORT in shape of a drop of water, that fore shore this will be the first built architectural resort in the world that transforms the air into water, to obtain water starting from the air. This is a futuristic modern architectural design that will contain many facilities for the uses pf those who will come to live here like: aquarium, restaurants, gyms, hotel, spa service, congresses, conferences and permanents or itinerant exhibitions rooms.

Another interesting thing is the fact that WATER BUILDING RESORT will recycle the water by taking the rain water and marine water purifying it with perforating and modern equipment incorporated in the base of the build. This is amazing.

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Full Moon Rising, Azerbaijan architecture

eer Architects has trying to reinvent the look of new skyscrapers, has designed the “Full Moon”, an  Azerbaijan and around the world, will be 521 meters, with 382 hotel rooms, 35 floors, is one taken arhitectura imagination of the future, everyone looks at such an architecture forever impressed.The Construction of The Full Moon began in the late first quarter of 2008.The hotel is being built by Azerbaijani construction contractors.Full Moon Rising, Azerbaijan architecture


Full Moon Rising, Azerbaijan architecture

Full Moon Rising, Azerbaijan architecture

Full Moon Rising, Azerbaijan architecture

Full Moon Rising, Azerbaijan architecture

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march studio: baker d. chirico

'baker d. chirico' by march studio in carlton, australia
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melbourne-based architecture practice has shared with us images of 'baker d. chirico',

an interior project for a new branch of the artisanal bakery in carlton, australia. seeking to stay simple
and true to the product, the design features an undulating CNC-routed plywood form that lends
a dynamic sense of space to the narrow shop in addition to providing shelving for the bread.



interior view
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exhibiting a limited street face, the store's facade maximizes on the level of visual communication by

a floor-to-ceiling stretch of glazing. the interior space is projected onto the street, conveying the shop's
program and activity in a transparent fashion. the sculptural treatment of the bakery serves as
an aesthetic marker, resulting in a design with a distinct identity on the street. 



view of street


pragmatic in its layout, the interior is linearly arranged to make most of the limited space. a long central

counter which acts as a large cutting board loosely defines the service space with display of the products
delegated to one wall. the undulation of the shelving accommodates for a variety of baked goods,
from long baguettes to round pagnotta. the three-dimensional surface wraps around to the ceiling,
resulting in a dynamic and playful manipulation of space.



display wall
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varying depths in shelving
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(left) central cutting board table
(right) detail
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ceiling
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towards entrance
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back kitchen
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night view
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storefront

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floor plan




reflected ceiling plan




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axonometric of display unit




display unit plan




shelf typical section




CNC patterns for verticals, ceiling and shelves