SIP Panel House by Alejandro Soffia & Gabriel Rudolphy
SIP Panel House by Alejandro Soffia & Gabriel Rudolphy

In just 10 short days, the SIP Panel House was constructed in Santo Domingo, Chile. Designed by architects Alejandro Soffia and Gabriel Rudolphy and using structural insulated panels (SIP), the house was built with almost no waste. The project used two types of panels to make up the house, including 71 wall panels and 40 split-level panels.

5 Questions From ICFF: Lindsey Adelman (5 photos)
To Lindsey Adelman, jumbles of wires, piles of rocks and planks of wood are all potential pieces of art. “I often combine types to create visual stress, such as ‘Burst,’ which looks both like a flail and a vintage broach by using hand-blown glass spikes,” says…



Toilet library

Materials: Ikea bracket EKBY STÖDIS + chipboard
Description: Easy way to generate “Infinite” storage system. Materials for the production: atypically prepared chipboard and EKBY STÖDIS brackets.


