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Marmelade Lane is composed of 42 houses and apartments, the result of a collaborative design process that involved the residents, developers, and architects working together to produce a new community, with individual homes centered around communal space and shared facilities. The result is a housing development like no other, with a shared sense of achievement and belonging.

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What is an intentional community? Ask Marmalade Lane. "Marmalade Lane. Homes for a community." by Jim Stephenson / Architectural Photography. Architecture by Mole Architects and TOWN. Story by Sara Marzullo.

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What is an intentional community? Ask Marmalade Lane. "The best way to describe it would be an intentional community": UK's largest co-housing project, Marmalade Lane is the protagonist of a new Jim Stephenson's video. Located in Orchard Park, Cambridge, it was developed by TOWN and designed by Mole Architects - who have been frequently portrayed by St...

Tapio Snellman - who has a talent in honoring the natural elements - celebrates the use of colors, the presence of light and the relationship of the dwelling with its natural surroundings, showing how interiors and exteriors blend, thanks to the architectural and interior design work of Jonathan Hendry Architects.

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A beach house on the English coast becomes the perfect summer retreat. "Anderby Creek" by Tapio Snellman. Architecture by Jonathan Hendry Architects. Story by Sara Marzullo.

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A beach house on the English coast becomes the perfect summer retreat. We don't know what exactly the clients said to Jonathan Hendry Architects when appointed for the refurbishing of their house, but from Tapio Snellman's video "Anderby Creek" we might guess that their requests were all about a sense of calmness and the use of light. Located in the English county of L...

To say this in his words, "The most unconventional, the most lyrical waiting place, completely detached from the image of what should be a facility for public transport".

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At the bus stop. "50 Shades of White", video and architecture by nio_architecture / Maurice Nio. Story by Sara Marzullo.

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At the bus stop. "Nothing is more banal than a bus stop, apart from a toilet maybe", says Maurice Nio, commenting his extra-ordinary project for the municipality of Haarlemmermeer. A deliberate revolution of what a conventional bus station is, he designed something which we can only refer to as an extraordinary, ult...