Monthly Archives: August 2020

Thurlow Road by Square Feet Architects

Thurlow Road is a project designed by Square Feet Architects. Situated in Hampstead, Thurlow Road is a new residential property nestled among stucco villas. The 300m2 three-storey house takes inspiration from nearby modernist buildings, creating a development that effectively contributes to the architectural landscape of the area. By adopting a warm palette of materials alongside distinctive interiors, Square Feet consider how each element of the home relates to one another, producing a property that responds to the needs of the client. Photography by Paul Smoothy.

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Wildcoast by Rachcoff Vella Architecture

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Wildcoast is a project designed by Rachcoff Vella Architecture. Within a deep recessive void an oversized timber door opens to present a soft, welcoming underbelly of winter beach tones and a sense of calm. Wildcoast offers refuge, a place of timeless well-crafted interiors and select fine furniture beautifully set against the wind-swept sand dunes and evocative coastal landscape. Phptpgraphy by Shannon McGrath.

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Heatherton Park by Building etc

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Heatherton Park is a project designed by Building etc. The conversion and reinvention of a 1950s agricultural steel framed barn to a contemporary and highly sustainable home and fine art and architectural studios and workshops. Achieved while retaining the original structure and material and proportional aesthetic. Photography by Nick Dearden

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Selah Residence by Stuart Silk Architects

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Selah Residence is a project designed by Stuart Silk Architects. This four-bedroom residence, situated high on a plateau in the arid landscape of eastern Washington, offers sweeping views across the agricultural valley to the Cascade Mountains and provides a dramatic backdrop to the apple orchards below. Our clients wanted a home that, while distinctly modern, drew inspiration from the century-old, stone-clad gabled farmhouses in the area. Photography by Steve Keating.

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Spinnaker by Sparks Architects

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Spinnaker is a project designed by Sparks Architects. The site’s topography, orientation, exposure to the elements and neighbours, define the building’s form. The building responds through systems of blocking and filtering: walls of sliding glass, screens, and large scale automated clerestories The resultant form and spatial dynamics are reminiscent of a full sail, a Spinnaker. Photography by Christopher Frederick Jones.

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Cosmopolitan air inspires Manhattan apartment decor

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Just one block away from Central Park and close to Lincoln Center, this 150 m² apartment is located in one of New York’s most coveted addresses. Renovated and decorated by one of the most renowned interior designers in Brazil, Marília Veiga, this property was designed for a couple of Brazilians who frequently travel to the most cosmopolitan city in the world. Photography by Daniel Veiga

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Eva St. Loft by Chioco Design

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Eva St. Loft is a project designed by Chioco Design. This project is an interior renovation of an existing loft in Austin, Texas. It consists of two levels and a roof deck totaling 2,275 sf. photography by Chase Daniel.

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AMRA7 Apartment

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AMRA7 Apartment is a project designed by Bruno Rossi Arquitetos + Piratininga Arquitetos and decor by Manaa Arquitetura. Photography by Nelson Kon.

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House of the sun by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos

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House of the sun is a project designed by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos. We have always been fascinated by the work of Andreu Alfaro “The door of the Universe” made in 1983. A circle rotated and suspended over a square. For some years it was located at the door of our studio, and it was surprising its ability to make us think, place ourselves at the base when the day ended and consider that we were indeed facing a threshold that opened the door to infinite space.

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Art Box by Sparks Architects

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Art Box by Sparks Architects. Capitalising on a generous floorplate combined with the soaring ceilings and clerestory lights of a re-purposed industrial building, this inner city apartment is an innovative pied-a-terre that breaks free from typical apartment living. The architectural response is essentially a house, garden, and terrace – all within the original warehouse shell. Photography by Christopher Frederick Jones.