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Architecture studio Brown & Brown and interior designerSam Buckley have completed a house in southern Scotland, comprising stacked geometric volumes with large openings that look out onto tidal flats.Tidal House belongs to a retired couple, who moved from Edinburgh to Dumfriesshire in pursuit of a more peaceful life in closer proximity to nature.Brown & Brown has completed a house in southern ScotlandBuckley approached Brown & Brown founders Kate and Andrew Brownto develop the project for his parents, with Buckley himself overseeing the interiors.The site on the Solway Coast was previously occupied by a neglected house that was demolished to make way for a building designed to blend in harmoniously with its natural surroundings.The south side of the house displays wood that will weather over timeThe house's setting on the outskirts of a village informed a spatial plan that seeks to balance the requirement for privacy with a desire to optimise exposure to natural light and the landscape."Our design focused on the idea of a house with a closed side that forms a barrier to the neighbours at the rear and opens up as you move through to reveal views of the tidal flats," Andrew Brown told Dezeen.The north-facing volumes are clad in a smoked clay brickThe building's material palette responds to its context by utilising natural finishes to give the components parts a distinct character. The robust north-facing volumes are clad in a smoked clay brick, while the lighter south side displays wood that will weather over time."We weren't trying to create something that hides away but at the same time the building sits comfortably on the shoreline," Brown added. "The clay brick has a riven surface and the timber cladding has a softness and lack of uniformity that doesn't jar with the surroundings."The house is arranged around a three-sided courtyardThe construction method and materiality also contribute to the building's thermal comfort, with the thick masonry walls helping to retain and dissipate heat throughout the day.The south-facing glazing also allows sunlight to warm the interior, while overhangs shield the spaces during the warmer months and natural cross-ventilation helps to maintain a comfortable internal climate.Read: Moxon Architects revives residential ruin using "Scottish craftsmanship and local tradespeople"The house is arranged around a three-sided courtyard that separates the main living spaces from an artist's studio. A full-height opening opposite the entrance frames a view through the courtyard with its single Acer tree and towards the water beyond.The studio space is largely closed off from the rest of the house to create a sense of privacy. A glazed corner ensures this room feels bright and connected with the landscape.The open-plan living area looks out onto the courtyard and the adjacent patio"We wanted to pull some of the functions apart and create axes that organise the house into different zones," Brown explained. "The entrance axis separates the studio from the other rooms and draws you towards the view."The entrance lobby leads through to an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area that looks onto the courtyard and an adjacent patio through its full-height glazed walls. A suspended fireplace provides a focal point in one corner of the lounge.A suspended fireplace provides a focal point in the living roomA corridor oriented at right angles to the entrance axis provides access to utility spaces on one side and two guest bedrooms at the far end.The clients' private quarters are accommodated above the living spaces on the first floor. These comprise a bedroom, en suite bathroom and a small lounge with a glazed corner that makes the most of its elevated vantage point.The interiors incorporate furniture pieces made by Buckley's fatherThroughout the home, a combination of tiles and wood flooring helps to zone the spaces while creating a warm and neutral backdrop that focuses attention on the views.Buckley's interior design introduces colours that add character to the spaces, while furniture including pieces made by his father bring a deeper level of personal connection.Muted red and green tones provide colour throughout the interiorBrown & Brown is based in Aboyne in the Scottish Highlands. It works across the UK and beyond, creating contextually driven projects that are often situated in sensitive locations.The studio's previous work includes a black timber-clad home on a hillside in the Cairngorms National Park and a house in the city of Aberdeen that combines timber cladding with salvaged stone.The photography is by Jim Stephenson.The post Tidal House on Scottish coast opens up to reveal views of estuary appeared first on Dezeen.

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Donald Trump on Saturday implemented new tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China.Canada and Mexico's leaders implemented retaliatory tariffs on the US in response.Retailers and trade researchers told BI they expect price hikes on consumer goods as tensions rise.Retailers and consumers alike are bracing for the impacts of a new trade policy after President Donald Trump on Saturday fulfilled an oft-repeated campaign pledge by implementing new tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China.The executive orders include a 25% tariff on goods from Canada and Mexico and a 10% tariff on China, which the Trump administration says is an effort to address the fentanyl crisis. In response to Trump's new trade policy, Canada and Mexico's leaders implemented retaliatory tariffs against the US, heightening tensions between the North American trade partners."The supply chains will be totally disrupted," William George, director of research at trade database company ImportGenius, told Business Insider. "The disruption this will cause for consumer purchases cannot be overstated."BI previously reported economists predict many firms will pass increased costs caused by tariffs onto customers, and several companies including Walmart and Columbia Sportswear have already said they are preparing to raise prices in response.Electronics, groceries, and apparel are among the most likely products to see price increases.Companies try to stave off increasesGeorge, whose company tracks details about shipments of goods to and from the US and around the globe, told BI that some big companies prepared for the president to implement his plan for new taxes and restrictions by frontloading shipments of goods in an apparent effort to stave off supply chain disruptions for as long as possible."Walmart's China-originating US maritime imports are up over 33% from 2023 to 2024," George said. That increase accounts for at least 14,000 additional shipping containers of imports brought in ahead of the expected tariff increases, he added.ImportGenius data shows Columbia Sportswear's year-over-year imports were also up over 50% from 2023Representatives for Walmart and Columbia Sportswear did not immediately respond to requests for comment from BI.Christopher Tang, a UCLA professor and global supply chain scholar, said product stockpiles from major companies could keep prices steady at big box stores for a few weeks. Still, he expects price increases will soon hit shelves even for the most prepared businesses."They cannot buy all the inventory they'll need forever, so in forward buying scenarios, you'll see maybe a couple of weeks of inventory," Tang said. "Down the road, there are estimates that it will cost around $3,000 extra for the consumer to buy a car that's made in Mexico due to the tariffs. Let's hope it doesn't come to that."Not every retailer has the resources to frontload shipping, so price increases may hit sooner. BI previously reported that some small business owners are working to diversify their supply chains, which may also come with increased costs, and others are planning to add new service fees to their products to offset anticipated price hikes."We're suffering with already high prices on everything on meat, on eggs and everything's going to go up again," Ruben Guerra, chairman of the Latin Business Association, representing 800,000 Latino businesses in California, told BI. "All the Mexican companies that I know and businesses across the border are all sending me responses saying 'Something needs to be done. We're going to lose a lot of business.'"Heightened tensions risk a trade warOutrage from consumers and business owners is a feature of the tariffs, not a bug, Tang, the UCLA professor, told BI. He said it would likely increase pressure on the governments of Mexico, Canada, and China to negotiate quicklyCanadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday evening announced 25% retaliatory tariffs on goods imported from the US, in response to the tariffs Trump levied on Canadian imports. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum late Saturday also imposed retaliatory 25% tariffs on imported US goods in response to Trump's trade moves, per Reuters.BI previously reported economists predict China will respond similarly, with retaliatory tariffs, limiting exports of raw materials used for semiconductor production, or other changes to its trade policies to squeeze the US economy."I think consumers need to prepare that this is going to affect everybody in the country, not just a couple of businesses," Guerra said.

Mian R&D Renovation / Idee architectsSave this picture! Trieu ChienArchitects: Idee architectsAreaArea of this architecture projectArea:6000 mYearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2023 PhotographsPhotographs:Trieu Chien Lead Architects: Tran Ngoc Linh, Nguyen Huy Hai More SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!Text description provided by the architects. This renovation project transforms an old factory into a unique, multifunctional complex that embodies innovation. It integrates various functions, including modern open workspaces, a centrally optimized sample exhibition area, and flexible connections to other creative spaces.Save this picture!Save this picture!Save this picture!The design adapts to the changing trends in innovation, production, and modern distribution. With the decline of traditional production lines and storage distribution, the surge in online trends has significantly shortened the process from sample creation to distribution to end-users. Consequently, the boundaries between stages in the production process have been streamlined, reducing distances and emphasizing efficiency.Save this picture!The architecture of this project not only challenges the limitations of reusing old spaces but also creates a modern and open workspace, fostering a positive and dynamic work environment. It simultaneously meets the demands of rigorous research and production processes. The faade, using black steel panels and large glass, not only contributes to a modern exterior aesthetic but also optimizes natural light for the workspace and research-production areas.Save this picture!The sample exhibition area, strategically placed at the center of the complex, becomes the heart of the creative space. This design not only serves as an artistic focal point but also facilitates an impressive and convenient display of samples for the creative work process.Save this picture!Project gallerySee allShow lessProject locationAddress:Hanoi , VietnamLocation to be used only as a reference. It could indicate city/country but not exact address.About this officePublished on February 02, 2025Cite: "Mian R&D Renovation / Idee architects" 01 Feb 2025. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1026064/mian-r-and-d-renovation-idee-architects&gt ISSN 0719-8884Save!ArchDaily?You've started following your first account!Did you know?You'll now receive updates based on what you follow! Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors, offices and users.Go to my stream

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