Home and House Design

Andrew Maynard Architects has completed the residential alteration and extension project of an existing double fronted weatherboard house in Melbourne, Australia. The client presented a brief comprised of 2 bathrooms, a bedroom, living area, kitchen and increased connection with outside areas.

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July 4th, 2009 | Tags: Andrew Maynard, Area Kitchen, Colorful Boxes, Dappled Sunlight, Garage Doors, Grey Iron, Internal Spaces, Iron Bark, Linear Organization, Melbourne Australia, Mobile Space, Outdoor Spaces, Portal Frames, Rainwater Tank, Residential Alteration, Residential Design, Roof Drainage, Soft Edge, Solar Gain, Suburban Melbourne | Category: Small House Project | Leave a comment

Through in depth exploration a hospital can perform a place for better health rather than place for unhealthy people. Swedish designers TAF have completed the interior design of the Carema Healthcare Centre in Stockholm, Sweden. The clusters of layered materials in neutral colours are inspired by bandages, plasters and other medical equipment. The project involved creating a reception, waiting areas, examination rooms and toilets.

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June 30th, 2009 | Tags: Bandages, Better Health, Carema, Clusters, Curtains, Depth Exploration, Healthcare Center, Healthcare Centre, Lindman, Medical Equipment, Minimalist Interior Design, Neutral Colours, Patches, Patchwork, Plasters, Stockholm Sweden, Swedish Designers, Taf, Toilets, Unhealthy People | Category: Interior Design | Leave a comment