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Iconic Forms | A Series by Mizan Developments
No. 51: Ball Chair
Eero Aarnio sketched the Ball Chair in 1963 and it reached the public at the 1966 Cologne furniture fair, produced by Asko. A fibreglass sphere cut open on one side and set on a swivel base, it encloses the sitter and quiets the room around them. It remains in production with Eero Aarnio Originals.
A single moulded form that makes a room of its own.
Photography by: Eero Aarnio Originals
Natural light across a quiet palette.
A first look at the primary ensuite at Albert Residences, coming to Burnaby Heights in late 2027
Award-winning Interiors that Inspire Us | A Series by Mizan Developments
No. 37: Hotel Il Sereno
Patricia Urquiola designed every element of Il Sereno at Torno on Lake Como, from the architecture down to the rugs, lamps and bathroom fittings. Walnut, bronze and breccia stone are set against greys, blues and greens drawn from the water. A bronze-clad walnut staircase floats through the lobby as the building`s centrepiece.
A restrained modern counterpoint to the classical villas of the lake.
Photography by: Patricia Parinejad
Architecture that Inspires Us | A Series by Mizan Developments
No. 46: TIRPITZ
BIG set TIRPITZ into the dunes at Blavand on Denmark`s west coast, cutting four slots into the sand around a sunken courtyard beside an unfinished German bunker. From the beach the museum is close to invisible; inside, full-height glazing along each cut carries daylight deep into galleries that sit below the line of the dune.
A museum that reads as landscape until you are standing inside it.
Photography by: Rasmus Hjortshoj
Iconic Forms | A Series by Mizan Developments
No. 50: Tizio
Richard Sapper designed Tizio for Artemide in 1972, working the counterweights into the arms so that the head moves at a touch and stays where it is left. Current runs through the arms themselves, which removes the need for any wiring. Selected for the Compasso d`Oro in 1979, it sits in the collections of MoMA and the Metropolitan Museum.
A desk lamp reduced to balance and line.
Photography by: Artemide
Our first home at Lake Residences is sold.
Three residences remain in this intimate collection of four three-bedroom homes on Garden Drive. Contemporary architecture, considered interiors and parkside living.
Enquire by direct message for floor plans, pricing and a private viewing.
Lake Residences by Mizan Developments.
Cultural Legacies by Aga Khan Trust for Culture | A Series by Mizan Developments
No. 25: Wadi Hanifa Wetlands, Riyadh
Wadi Hanifa runs more than a hundred kilometres through Riyadh, and by the 1990s much of it had become a dumping ground. The Arriyadh Development Authority rebuilt it as a bio-remediation wetland and public park, cleaning the water through reed beds and lining the valley floor with stone terraces and shaded walks. The Aga Khan Award for Architecture recognised the work in 2010.
A city`s drainage line remade as its longest park.
Photography by: Aga Khan Award for Architecture / Arriyadh Development Authority
Architecture that Inspires Us | A Series by Mizan Developments
No. 45: Audain Art Museum
Patkau Architects lifted the Audain Art Museum clear of the floodplain on a wooded site in Whistler, British Columbia, so the building runs through the trees on slender columns. The envelope is dark metal that recedes into the forest shadow; where it opens for entry and views, a warm wood lining takes over and carries into the galleries.
A quiet, linear building that leaves the rainforest in charge.
Photography by: James Dow
