Curtain architecture

Lifted steel mesh curtains offer glimpses of performances inside this traditional music centre that Office Kersten Geers David Van Severen has completed on Muharraq Island in Bahrain.

Shigeru Ban: The Curtain Wall House in Tokyo, Japan, 1994-1995 Photos from Dive Into a Visually Stunning Book That Celebrates Modernist Architecture and its Evolution. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

Gallery of Aichinger House - Kronstorf / Austria / 2010 | Picture 4 |

Image 6 of 21 from gallery of Cloth and Linen Walls: Translucent and Weightless. Photograph by Manuel Ciarlotti Bidinost

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located on a mountain slope in gamagori, japan, this house by takayuki suzuki architecture atelier is built for a couple and their three children.

Completed in 2009 in Schiedam, The Netherlands. Images by Architektur-Fotografie Ulrich Schwarz. An Activator in the City’s Vacuum

Image 33 of 34 from gallery of House with a Curtain / Allen + Crippa + Berger & Partner AG. Section

Japanese architects 403architecture have turned the floor of this refurbished apartment in Hamamatsu into a huge chest of drawers. It was only during the renovation that the architects discovered the large void beneath the suspended floor and decided to use it for storage. Clear, corrugated plastic fronts the new sliding drawers, while scaffolding supports shelves

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office KGDVS - Center for traditional music, Riffa 2017. Via, photos (C) Bas Princen.

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scattered across the mountainous terrain of matarraña in eastern spain, the 'solo houses' are the brainchild of french developer christian bourdais.

Fifteen years after the Rem Koolhaas/OMA project, through a series of equally simple but radical gestures in textile, Petra Blaisse/Inside Outside has transformed — and expanded — our understanding of this revolutionary building.

Image 16 of 20 from gallery of White Pavilion / Arquitetura Nacional. Photograph by Marcelo Donadussi

shigeru ban was selected to work with cardboard manufacturer sonoco, constructing a 22m high cone-shaped tower made from hundreds of compressed cardboard tubes.

this distinctive pavilion is a project where a former showroom for cars has been reinterpreted as a showroom and office for a furniture company in the czech republic.