Monthly Archives: May 2020

The Nook House by Studio 163

Studio 163 have added a window seat and subterranean wine cellar to a family home in London. E + H wanted to open up their kitchen and dining space to the garden and maximise light whilst minimising the changes to their existing façade. Photography by Emanuelis Stasaitis.

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Silesian House by mode:lina

There is an interesting story behind the Ślonsko Chałpa (transl. from local dialect – Silesian House) project by mode:lina. The final shape is the result of the reconstruction of existing buildings from the so-called State Collective Farm from the 70’s evoking the essence of buildings from that period, i.e. raw, concrete and brick, as well as the simplicity of form and construction. Photography by Patryk Lewiński

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Single House by Architetturartigiana

The single house project designed by Architetturartigiana is the answer to a young lawyer moved to the city for work needs. The object of transformation is a two-room apartment of just 40 square meters, located on the second floor of a building overlooking the Specola of Padua, in a context steeped in history and beauty. The research of a coherent space, this is the prerogative of the client, has focused the design on the selection of few materials, where the decoration finds the right balance with the sober tones of color.

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Gravenhurst Cottage by Swisterski Design Inc.

Gravenhurst Cottage is a project designed by Swisterski Design Inc. in 2020, covers an area of 50 m2 and is located in Gravenhurst, Canada. Photography by Swisterski Design Inc.

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Jackson Tech House by Cushing Terrell

Jackson Tech House is a project designed by Cushing Terrell. Perched high on a double sloping site in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, this residence affords spectacular views of the Teton Range. Completed as a collaboration between Cushing Terrell and Hoyt Architects, this contemporary house boasts a range of fun and whimsical details that make it the ultimate family retreat. Moss rock, rustic corral board siding and zinc panels blend the contemporary structure into the setting with an array of textures and patterns that complement the natural surroundings. Green roofs and solar panels are some of the many eco-friendly features integrated into the design. Photography by Gibeon Photography.

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Serene Home by Spring Design Office

Nowadays, fast-paced lifestyles are intensifying the tense atmosphere in urban living spaces. This project designed by Spring Design Office is a residence situated at the bustling CBD in Guangzhou, China. The client, who is a jewellery design professional, hopes to have a serene living space and is strict about details. Through close communication and joint efforts with the client for two years, the designer created this ideal and serene home that is secluded from the busy city. Photography by You Hongxiang

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Two and a Half Storey House by Bradley Van Der Straeten

Two and a Half Storey House is a project designed by Bradley Van Der Straeten in 2019, covers an area of 98 m2 and is located in London, United Kingdom. Photography by French + Tye

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Hillside Home by Coates Design Seattle Architects

Hillside Home is a project designed by Coates Design Seattle Architects. Built on a steep slope with prior landslide issues, this home was an exciting challenge for Coates Design Architects. As the residence has direct beach access it was designed with the sensitive shoreline environment in mind. Photography by David W Cohen

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Whitefish Poolhouse & Gallery by Cushing Terrell

The Whitefish Poolhouse designed by Cushing Terrell is perched on a steep slope high above Whitefish Lake. Contemporary in aesthetic, the program includes a 75-foot-long, single-lane lap pool, a Japanese soaking tub, a changing/shower area, an exercise room and an art gallery. Photography by Audrey Hall

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Casa Matias Alves by Joana Marcelino Studio

Casa Matias Alves is a project designed by Joana Marcelino Studio. This is the rehabilitation and expansion of a building in the historic center of Leiria for twofamily housing. The total recovery of the existing façade is based on a very common language of the city of Leiria, with the openings in bordeaux and white colors, surrounded by stonework. Photography by Ivo Tavares Studio.

Moradia triplex em Leiria do atelier de arquitetura Joana Marcelino com fotografia de Ivo Tavares Studio

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