NanaWall Systems’ Post

🍷 Unlocking the Beauty of Ripple Metal Ceilings in Architecture! In the world of architecture, innovation knows no bounds, and one design element that has been turning heads lately is the mesmerizing world of ripple metal ceilings. What are ripple metal Ceilings? Ripple metal ceilings are a design marvel that seamlessly blends art and mathematics. They're not just ordinary ceilings; they are dynamic, responsive, and can transform any space into a visual masterpiece. The wonderful thing is, they can present different sensory experiences due to slightly different patterns Beauty Beyond Imagination: Ripple metal ceilings challenge traditional design concepts, offering a limitless canvas for architects to showcase their creativity. They're like a symphony of geometry, light, and shadow, creating an ever-changing visual experience. The interplay of shapes and shadows is a sight to behold, making any space feel truly magical. Transforming Spaces: One of the most significant advantages of ripple metal ceilings is their adaptability. They can be tailored to suit any environment, whether it's a luxurious hotel, a lively bar,  or a commercial institution. These ceilings have the power to redefine the atmosphere of a room, evoking emotions and leaving a lasting impression on anyone who walks beneath them. A Sustainable Choice: Beyond their aesthetic appeal, ripple metal ceilings also contribute to sustainability efforts. The ripple metal plate refracts light, reducing the need for artificial lighting and, in turn, energy consumption. This makes them a choice not only for beauty but also for a greener future. Connecting with Architects and Design Enthusiasts: If you're an architect, designer, or simply passionate about innovative architecture, let's connect! I'm eager to explore the endless possibilities of ripple metal ceilings and exchange ideas. Together, we can shape the future of architectural design. #stainlessdecoration #ceilingdesign #metalceiling #stainlesssteelceiling #waterripplemetal #texturedstainlesssteel #hoteldesign

The design concept presented is an architectural feat that exudes modernity and innovation. The twin towers, characterized by their unique hexagonal exoskeleton structure, create a visually intriguing pattern that plays with light and shadow. This design does not only make a strong aesthetic statement but could also be inherently functional, potentially serving as a framework for balconies, gardens, or even solar panels. The connecting bridges suggest a mixed-use space that could encourage interaction between the two structures, whether they are used for office space, residential purposes, or public areas. The overall form implies a focus on creating a new urban landmark that combines functionality with groundbreaking design. This concept could be highly rated for its visionary approach to high-rise design, its potential for sustainability, and its contribution to the cityscape as an iconic structure. As with any ambitious design, the feasibility, structural integrity, and integration into the existing urban fabric would need careful consideration, but as a concept, it's certainly impressive and forward-thinking.

Commercial Spotlight | Blackstone Construction When designing for Blackstone Construction, we chose to lean into the inspiration and choose new materials that were natural or architectural. It was important to keep the original design language while modernizing the space into a sleek office space. The building is sandwiched between two other buildings on its block, and this became a challenge in maximizing natural light into the space while having light only entering from one wall. The solution was to create glass partitions for light filtering to give a sleek finish to the space while still creating simultaneous privacy and openness into the linear space. Contact us today to schedule a commercial consultation! 📸: @cwnewell #christophercommercial . . . #commercialrealestate #commercial #commercialconstruction #commercialmodel #commercialdesign #commercialphotography #commercialphotographer #commercialinteriors #commercialproperty #commercialshoot #commercialfurniture #commercialinteriordesign #commercialphoto #commercialarchitecture #commercialphotoshoot #retail #retaildesign #retailinterior #retailspace #retailexperience #retailarchitecture #retaildesigner #retailrealestate #officedesign #officespace #officeinspiration #officeinteriors #officeinterior #officelife

ENTRANCE WAYS TRANSITIONING FROM PUBLIC TO PRIVATE SPACE As an Architect I love playing with space and the transition between spaces. If you have seen my post featuring the use of Abodo Wood Ltd to make a secrete #door you will recognise it in the background of this image. The secrete door provides a very discreet transition from the "public" entrance to the "very private" master suite. The entrance also transitions to the "semi-private" living space. I wanted this transition to be special and came up with what I called a "portal". The portal is lined on the floor, walls and ceiling with a large format tile. The corten coloured #tiles are a link back to the entrance porch canopy which is in #cortensteel. I've used a number of tricks to create this transition. While the #timber entrance ceiling is low the portal #tiled ceiling is even lower. I love the way the portal squeezes down before opening up to the cathedral ceiling of the #openplan #livingspace. Not only is the ceiling broken with different heights and material the floor is broken as well. The #polishedconcrete floor which runs throughout the house is broken at the portal by a corten coloured tile. The idea of this "portal" took some convincing for the clients but now it is fully realised they get it and feel proud they were brave enough to go along with the idea. They know that this sort of surprise and delight comes from working with an architect. If you want to work with an architect who knows how to design space and transition between spaces come talk to me. I am Graeme Jacobs a Christchurch based Architect designing high performance bespoke homes. #architect #jacobsarchitects #christchurcharchitects #architectschristchurch #newzealandarchitects #architecturenewzealand #design #interior #interiordesign #SIP #prefab #dfma

This architectural design is distinguished by its seamless, organic form that creates a harmonious balance between the structure and the surrounding landscape. The overarching, curved design is reminiscent of a celestial body or an eye, providing a protective canopy over the living spaces. The central sphere acts as a focal point, potentially serving as a unique spatial feature or atrium that unifies the design. The villa's form evokes a sense of fluidity and motion, and the use of curves challenges traditional building forms, which tend to rely on straight lines and angles. The open design facilitates a deep connection with nature, allowing for ample natural light and an integration of indoor and outdoor environments. Materials and lighting play a crucial role in enhancing the villa's visual impact. The combination of wood textures and reflective surfaces suggests a blend of natural elements with modern, high-quality finishes. The curved structure also enables a distinctive distribution of light and shadow, which adds to the aesthetic appeal and ambience of the space. This design stands out for its innovation, artistic expression, and the creation of a tranquil yet dynamic living space.

Exploring historic architecture takes us back in time, and knowing the common features of these homes helps us appreciate their design and functionality 💖 Let's check out a few key features you might find in historic Savannah homes: 1️⃣ Crown Molding: Crown molding, also known as cornice molding, is a decorative trim installed where the walls meet the ceiling. It's typically used to add architectural interest and elegance to a room, creating a smooth transition between the walls and ceiling. Crown molding comes in various styles and sizes, ranging from simple and understated designs to more elaborate and ornate profiles. Crown molding not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of a space but also helps to visually elevate the height of the ceilings. 2️⃣ Wainscoting: Wainscoting is a decorative wall treatment that typically covers the lower portion of a wall, usually from the baseboard to a height of about three to four feet. It consists of panels or boards that are installed vertically along the lower half of the wall, often topped with a horizontal rail or molding. Wainscoting serves both practical and aesthetic purposes, providing protection for walls from scuffs and damage while also adding visual interest and architectural detail to a room Wainscoting comes in various styles, allowing for customization to suit different architectural styles and design preferences. 3️⃣ Pocket Doors: Pocket doors are interior doors that slide into a compartment in the wall when opened rather than swinging open like traditional hinged doors. Because they don't take up space when open, they are often used in small spaces or where floor space is limited. Pocket doors can be a space-saving and stylish solution for dividing rooms or providing privacy between spaces. They consist of a door mounted on rollers that glide along a track installed within the wall, allowing them to disappear from view when not in use. Interested in learning more? Be sure to hit that "Follow" button for more helpful tips, or give me a call today 📲 (931)-302-2648 #savannahgeorgia #historichomes #oldhouselove #historicpreservation #oldhomes #historicarchitecture

SYMPHONY 34 comprises four distinctive residential skyscrapers, each with varying heights: GRAPHITE | GRAPHITE (54 floors), CRYSTAL | CRYSTAL (49 floors), SILVER | SILVER (43 floors), and SIENNA | SIENNA (36 floors). Additionally, the development includes freestanding low-rise structures designed to accommodate commercial and service facilities. The exterior design incorporates a harmonious blend of copper, iron, glass, and aluminum, with each material lending its name to one of the residential buildings. A continuous ribbon of transparent floors encircles each residential tower and is accentuated by nighttime illumination, visually melding the buildings into a cohesive architectural ensemble that seamlessly integrates into the urban fabric. The intricate facade patterns add complexity and charm to the towers' appearance. The orientation of the buildings toward one another, akin to a group of dancers, maximizes natural light exposure and offers breathtaking vistas of the city for residents. This dance metaphor encapsulates the project's core concept of fostering effortless and harmonious interactions and complementarity: between individuals and their urban surroundings, between humanity and nature, and between people themselves. Instagram: https://lnkd.in/gjyNZ7d9 …………………………………………..……….. #architecture #architecturedesign #realestate #retail #visualization #architecturedesign #luxury #design #designer #building #construction #property #uae #usa #development #developer #luxury #developer #coronarender #3dsmax #photoshop #vray #cgi #engineering #business #landscape #light #night #stages #interior #3d #season #3dartist #3dmodeling  #glass

Featured Project 2023, #Architecture Edition: Casa El Bosque From MTVD Design Studio, we want to share with this network a very important #project from our 2023 portfolio. While each project is unique and authentic, we have selected Casa El Bosque as the standout project of the year in the field of architecture. Located in Córdoba, #Argentina, this family residence features an innovative design seamlessly integrated with the natural surroundings. In addition to its impressive 880 m2 surface area and strategic location, Casa El Bosque was chosen because it represents an exceptional architectural challenge. This is an example of how through architecture, we can break barriers and create functional and aesthetically captivating spaces. The arrangement of spaces was designed to take advantage of climatic conditions and meet the needs of its residents. Its structure consists of two concrete slabs that define the horizontal boundaries, unifying the entire residence. Between these slabs, intermediate spaces are created to separate the activities of the house, generating a variety of spatial situations and challenging the boundaries between the interior and exterior. Under the concrete slabs, there are three programmatic boxes where the services and leisure, social space, and bedrooms with a playroom are developed, all extending towards the courtyard. This strategic #design creates a flow between the different areas of the residence, offering a dynamic, versatile, simple, and attractive environment. Vegetation plays a leading role in Casa El Bosque, merging nature and architecture to enrich the experience inside and outside the space. The project not only seeks to provide a home but also to create a stage where everyday life immerses itself in the serenity of the surrounding nature, living each daily activity in a different way. From an aesthetic perspective, the house exhibits a prominent combination of main materials: concrete, glass, and wood. This choice not only provides sobriety and warmth but also highlights the simplicity of the design. The residence opens to the north with a continuous gallery, maximizing natural light and forming a side facade of wooden slats that play with lights and shadows inside. In contrast, the south facade is protected by strategically perforated concrete with skylights to flood the circulation with natural light. Casa El Bosque is a work that not only redefines the concept of warmth and impact but also reflects functional exploration, #innovation, #sustainability, and personalized design for the client. We believe that this project represents the studio's goal of inspiring the creation of spaces that are not only harmonious and expressive compositions but also contribute to improving the experiences of those who inhabit them.

Proposed Luxury Apartment for Nakshatra Group – Neo classical style It becomes Challenging and Creatively satisfying at the same time when client comes with Unique design requirements. Here, one of our Regular and Prominent Developer client came up with requirement of an Apartment building to be designed in Classical style. So we came up with a proposal of Neo-classical style design with all its classic Architectural elements like Fluted columns, Carved out capitals, Cornices, Pediments and some types of flat Arches. And being Authentic in the style that we use was our Motto. We tried to keep it as Authentic design as possible. Use of each Architectural element had to be in reference to the location of where it is to be used. In such a style, Symmetry plays an important role; not only in accordance to the style but also for the Hierarchy. Also Cornices are used to create a Wing like front Façade giving it a Royal entry. And one of the best architectural element that we kept is Semicircular flower Balcony. It not only creates that Royal standing throne feeling and effect but its Articulations and detailing enhances the whole building. Care has been taken on each and every level of detailing of elements; Be it Entrance ramp, planter curbing, Compound wall and its railing, the main entrance gate. All that you see is proposed in Painted Wrought iron classical style. And it’s been kept absolutely simple in terms of color theme being kept in white and accentuated with Golden metal articulation of railing and grills. And lastly the kind of Architectural lighting done to enhance the whole building has been kept according to the style. Wall lamps and lanterns give amazing enhancement to is Royalty required. We really appreaciate Client’s urge to do something unique in terms of Architecture and giving absolute freedom for designing. #9squaredesigns 9 square designs . #historichouse #monument #palace #travelphotography #classicaldesign #archdaily #house #dome #landmark #palladian #traditionalhome #architettura #baroquearchitecture

The before and after design of a Woodlawn, Chicago redevelopment project. Hart Design Studio embraced the traditional detailing of the existing build through this addition of a commercial Cafe to an existing residential build. Now looking forward to future Commercial design projects, the studio wants to embrace more traditional design detailing for more approachable and memorable storefronts. I can't help but ask, why do tourists often flock to the Old Districts of a city to admire the architecture? Why do small-scale development streetscapes feel more approachable, and memorable because of their design aesthetic? I don't have the answer, but I do know that streetscapes that lack charm and character typical of the “clean lines” mantra of modernity, where intrigue in detail is created at the intersection of clean cuts of material and voids, the repetition of this mantra in our cities is starting to feel more like “less is a bore!" What do you think about contextually appropriate traditional detailing? Is ornamentation really a “crime” as the Modernists mandated, or does some ornamentation at the detail level add beauty to the design? #architecture #commercialdesign #retailstorefront #redevelopment