Coronet Grove Residence is located in the Beaumaris suburb of Melbourne, Australia and has been designed by Maddison Architects. The project includes 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms with a very complex design, sophisticated open spaces, a long and narrow terrace. In the black, zinc-clad southern box are placed the living, kitchen and outdoor spaces while in the separate masonry northern wing are the private rooms. The residence has a dynamic architecture and it’s combining raw design with details. Link here.

‘ The Norwegian Wild Reindeer Centre Pavilion is located at Hjerkinn on the outskirts of Dovrefjell National Park, overlooking the Snøhetta mountain massif. The 90m2 building is open to the public and serves as an observation pavilion for the Wild Reindeer Foundation educational programmes. A 1,5km nature path brings visitors to this spectacular site, 1200 meters above sea level.’ (via Archdaily)

‘ This design was proposed by NL Architects in a design competition for the Taipei Performing Arts Center to host a variety of large-scale performances. There is something really amazing about the aesthetics of this project that I love yet can’t quite put my finger to it. Perhaps it is the fact that I like large void spaces. I just love how the structure is actually a simple white cube with its inner volume subtracted, like a mouse eating in a cube of cheese with square teeth. In the end, Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) won the competition as other pragmatic concerns, such as the poor acoustics in such a huge structure, took over.’ (via Designboom)

‘ This Airport Design was created by Erich Gassmann and Tina Aßmann. The VIP WING Lounge at the Munich Airport was created using local materials such as felt, leather, and broad oak planks. Those materials are then enriched by the exquisite bright natural light coming from the large windows. And it doesn’t stop there, this contemporary airport lounge design is fully armored with all the latest tech. With ultramodern facilities and elegant, functional spaces this airport is ready to spoiled the customers. The lounge covers 1,200 square meters and located at Terminal 1. Here you can always enjoy working alone, rest at the rest areas, take showers and enjoy the changing facilities, an interdenominational prayer room, and smoke at the smoking corner. ‘ Link here.

Querkraft Architects designed a new entrance foyer and museum shop for the Technical Museum in Vienna, Austria. The master plan was based on multifunctional pieces of furniture made of glass-fibre reinforced plastic and fabric that can be used as seating, shade and acoustic absorption. These objects are a binder between technology and nature because of their organic form, in the night they can be considered simple lighting trees. For the shop they proposed flexible moveable furnishings very useful for the products presentation. The new parts added to the museum are well integrated and meets all the functional requirements. Link here.

‘House in Horinouchi’ by Japanese practice Mizuishi Architect Atelier (Kota Mizuishi), is ‘a two-storey private dwelling for a family of three in suginami, tokyo, japan. situated on a triangular site between a river and a road, the design is a direct response to the characters and qualities offered by the plot while remaining within the local permits and regulations of the area.’ (via DesignBoom)

‘ Movements and gestures of dancers are full of expression and tension. Dancers bring the fascinated viewer into an internal world of experience and emotion through the swinging movement of their hips, decorative arrangement of their fingers and smooth vibration of the ornamental frills. Rhythmic and dynamic music transmits the spectator into a world of incredible aesthetic feelings awakening all senses and inflaming the imagination. This is how architecture dedicated to the culture of feisty flamenco should look like as demonstrated in the proposal by MUS Architects. ‘ International School Museum of Flamenco in Spain (via ArchDaily)

Portuguese studio Bernardo Rodrigues Arquitecto has completed ‘House on the flight of birds’, a single family home on St. Michael island in the Azores, Portugal. Informed by the landscape and the prevalent high winds and rain, the design looks to establish a strategy that allows the family to remain connected and exposed to the outdoors regardless of the conditions. Continue here…

Cloud Tower is a pavilion for open-air concerts in the grounds of a castle near Vienna, Austria, designed by the next ENTERprise – architects. Photographs are by Lukas Schaller.

This is the Pablo Serrano Museum in Zaragoza, Spain. The expansion of the Museum, designed by José Manuel Pérez Latorre, was completed in March of this year. The expansion triples the size of the original museum that opened in 1994. Photos by Wojtek Gurak via Archdaily.