by ssbhayani | May 9, 2023 | #NELMA, Industry News, News
A new article on DesignBoom features a newly constructed horse stable in Kyoto, Japan, called 2M26, designed by Umagoya. NELMA has profiled other horse barns, but this one strikes a gorgeous presence. I want to live in it. The stable is made entirely of locally...
by ssbhayani | Apr 18, 2023 | #NELMA, Industry News, News
Architecture firm Worrell Yeung has designed a farm in upstate New York featuring a cluster of wood-clad buildings. The structures are arranged in a way that encourages interaction and communal living among residents and visitors. The design includes a barn, a main...
by ssbhayani | Apr 11, 2023 | #NELMA, Industry News, News
Tokyo-based firm Tono Mirai Architects recently completed a sustainable project named after a dumpling. The project is called Oyaki Farm, which is a sustainable agricultural facility located just outside the city of Nagano. It comprises a cafe, a store, and various...
by ssbhayani | Mar 30, 2023 | #NELMA, Industry News, News
A new Bloomberg Green Timber Town series looks at the rise and climate-boosting potential of wood, something we’ve been saying for years. But the rise of high-rise buildings and changing building codes to accommodate (and in some cases encourage) more use of wood...
by ssbhayani | Mar 28, 2023 | #NELMA, Industry News, News
“There’s a lot to be said for forward-thinking designs that aim to be flexible and adaptableso that in the near future, they might be more easily transformed for different uses or configurations. Such an approach might be implemented by redesigning larger structures...
by ssbhayani | Mar 23, 2023 | #NELMA, Industry News, News
We’re obsessed with this article from Architectural Digest by Kyle Hoepner, as it beautifully explores architect’s creative and practical obsession with shingles and shakes (“their brawnier, split cousins”). Memorable quotes from the article: It may be that newly...
