Monthly Archives: November 2020

BARRIL restaurant by PAULO MERLINI architects

BARRIL restaurant is a project designed by PAULO MERLINI architects. Owner of a house with more than nine years of existence and armed with an entrepreneurial spirit that is natural to him, the client approached us with the problems well outlined. He intended to grow the house in order to reduce the waiting time of the clients, a space with a strong character that would fit with the remaining corporate image of the company and solve the problem of noise that arose whenever the house was full. Photography by Ivo Tavares Studio.

Restaurante Barril em Valongo do atelier de arquitetura Paulo Merlini com fotografia de arquitetura Ivo Tavares Studio

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Mosman House by Mathieson Architects

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Mosman House is a project designed by Mathieson Architects. Located on the slopes of Mosman above Chinaman’s Beach, this three level house overlooks Sydney Harbour’s North Head and the Pacific Ocean beyond. Photography by Romello Pereira.

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Lilyfield House by studio203

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Lilyfield House is a spatial assembly of internal and external rooms and volumes, opening to the light and rising to the district outlook. The rooms and platforms of the house pivot around the central atrium, connecting to garden terraces and opening a conceptual and personal dialogue through the levels. Photography by Robert Gray, John Gollings, studio203.

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The Bandit by Starbox Architecture

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The Bandit is a project designed by Starbox Architecture. A renovation of a beach front shack to maximise beach views and privacy located Hawley Beach, Australia. Photography by Native Design.

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Carlton Apartment – aka Kathryn by Tom Eckersley Architects

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Carlton Apartment – aka Kathryn is a project designed by Tom Eckersley Architects. The apartment was originally built in the early 1990’s. It had remained relatively untouched and in real need of an upgrade. It is a two-bedroom apartment, however the client was using the second bedroom as a home office. Our design managed to utilise the spaces more effectively by integrating a study zone into previously unused corridor, thus reclaiming the second bedroom for its intended purpose. Photography by Dan Preston.

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AA Apartment by Maya Sheinberger

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AA Apartment is a project designed by Maya Sheinberger. A young couple approached interior designer Maya Sheinberger as they were expecting their first baby girl, in hopes of renovating a 110 m2 apartment, located in a quiet neighborhood in Tel Aviv, Israel. They wished for a calm, elegant and unique atmosphere and decided to keep the existing layout as it was and focus on replacing all finish materials in addition to purchasing new furniture, lighting fixtures, artwork, and accessories. Photography by Itay Benit.

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Outside-Inside House by Cushing Terrell

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Outside-Inside House is a project designed by Cushing Terrell. Redefining the rustic mountain cabin is a challenge of integrating vernacular, regionalism, and a touch of modernism. Early in discussions with the client, we identified a driving force for the project: interaction of the house with the site, and creation of space that felt part of the surrounding forest, blurring the line between the outside and inside spaces of the house. Photography by Heidi Long.

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Mountain Wood by Walker Warner Architects

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Mountain Wood is a project designed by Walker Warner Architects and is located in Woodside, California. The organizing concept for this project began as an exploration of separate buildings arranged to create a variety of complementary indoor and outdoor living experiences. Photography by Matthew Millman.

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Secret Garden by Fo4a Architecture

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Secret Garden is a project designed by Fo4a Architecture. “It is a project of an apartment called “Secret Garden” that we have been working on, I would say for a long time. The name itself represents the identity of this apartment, which does not leave indifferent with its appearance and ambience.”

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Bladerunner House by Bradley Van Der Straeten

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Spurred on by the clients’ love of the National Theatre and its use of shuttered concrete, BVDS wanted to give them a reference to this within their home, whilst still being original. Photography by French + Tye.