Monthly Archives: January 2021

Collector’s Retreat by Heliotrope Architects

Collector’s Retreat is a project designed by Heliotrope Architects. The clients own and operate a Los Angeles area retail gallery featuring a curated collection of west-coast artists. They desired a retreat with the feel of a contemporary art gallery, with plenty of wall space to display a rotation of their collection while also capturing expansive views offered by the site. Photography by Sean Airhart.

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pied-à-terre by dkstudio architects inc.

Pied-à-terre designed by dkstudio architects inc. is a compact condo situated in Downtown Toronto’s densely populated Bloor Street corridor. On the edge of iconic Yorkville, the condo is surrounded by chic shopping and some of Toronto’s finest dining. The design responds to the urban conditions of the neighbourhood through a series of simple, custom design moves, all confined in a tight 900 sq. ft. shell. Photography by Andrew Manson.

Bloor Condo: Toronto, Ontario, Canada by DK Studio Architects Inc.

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Ticheco e Janaina by Luciana Paraiso Arquitetura

Ticheco e Janaina is a project designed by Luciana Paraiso Arquitetura, covers an area of 220mq and is located in Greenville, Salvador, Bahia. Photography by Gabriela Daltro.

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Goulburn Modern by Shean Architects

The Gouldburn Modern designed by Shean Architects displays a harmony between new and old, where an addition at both the front and the rear offer a creative way to emphasize the connection of traditional form and modern materiality. Photography by Younes Bounhar, Doublespace Photography.

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Floris by noa* network of architecture

When architecture takes on the vibrancy and rich diversity of nature, it will never be perceived as alien. As part of a special hotel project, noa* has incorporated features that will evoke memories, dreams and perhaps a touch of adventure in every guest. Photography by Alex Filz.

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The Bellville Project by Dick Clark + Associates

The Bellville Project designed by Dick Clark + Associates is a multi-structure composition on a sprawling 700-acre site located in the Texas Hill Country. From the onset, the two families who own the property were clear about what they wanted the project to be: a communal ranch, featuring private residences and a shared clubhouse, allowing for both private retreat and regular entertaining. Our design team visualized a shared central pavilion easily accessible from the two residences, but the true challenge was to create custom homes that individually addressed the couples’ different aesthetics and wish lists, while connecting the overall property with a unified design. Photography by Dror Baldinger AIA.

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inStone by Atelier DRK

inStone is a project designed by Atelier DRK. In an early seventies building, we found an uncharacterized apartment, too compartmentalized and with little natural light. The challenge was to bring a contemporary language ensuring the comfort of modern living under controlled costs. Photography by Ivo Tavares Studio.

Apartamento na Guarda do atelier DRK com fotografia de Arquitectura de Ivo Tavares Studio

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House of Sand by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos

House of Sand is a project designed by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos. The house is located in front of the Mediterranean, in a place where an imposing dune protects the coast from storms. This starting point defines the configuration of the project. The house is materialized with two volumes arranged perpendicular to each other. Photography by Diego Opazo.

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Meadow House by Strom Architects

Meadow House designed by Strom Architects is a replacement house in a quiet village in Essex. The beautiful site sits at the edge of the village, and has an open parkland feel. Our approach was to ensure that we placed great emphasis on the landscape so the house and site were considered as one. Photography by Numa.

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Yellow Steel House by CVC Architecture

Conrad Cherniavsky of CVC Architecture wanted to prove that design does not have to cost. Yellow Steel House had a tight budget and high design ambitions. Photography by Yiltan Ahmet.

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