Monthly Archives: March 2021

Baan Bubble by Nat Telichenko

Baan Bubble with a magnificent sunset & lake view, designed by Nat Telichenko in the spirit of retro-futurism; landscape with very special thematic terraces – a Chinese Garden with a Dragon Tail, a Japanese Rock Garden with Torii Gate 尉と姥, a Birch Grove with Cobalt-blue Puzzle and Mediterranean Line, where the Red Vine Infinity Pool is Located. There’s a Bubble Boat attached to the house, snow-white ship with a deck terrace and romantic views of the pool and lake. Inside the ship there is a lounge zone for a beautiful, relaxing guest reception. Photography by Ivan Avdeenko.

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Apartment by Agelina Bunselmeyer

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The resident of this apartment designed by Agelina Bunselmeyer is around 30 years old, single and was leaving his parents’ house for the first time. Photography by Luiz Franco.

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Sugar House by Alter & Company

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Sugar House is a project designed by Alter & Company. Shaped like carved blocks of sugar, this family home is a full refurbishment and extension to a 1950’s London suburban house. This scheme places a large contemporary extension wrapping around the existing house over two-storeys.

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Pine Tree Villa by GAO architects

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Pine Tree Villa is a project designed by GAO architects. “Our guiding stylistic principles for Pine Tree Villa included using sophisticated design tools to achieve a balanced interplay of the classical and modern styles while the placement of the volumes followed the existing architecture of the building to upgrade it into a coherent whole.” Photography by Miran Kambič

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House D by DFG Architetti

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It is a contemporary house designed by DFG Architetti where you pass from light and bright interiors, enlivened by elegant touches of blue and gray, to external loggias embellished with wood and designed by the shadows of the brise soleil, where you are literally captured by the panorama. Photography by Marcello Bocchieri

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Patio Townhouse in Neve Tzedek by Dana Oberson Architects

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The Patio Townhouse designed by Dana Oberson Architects is a terraced house with front and rear façades, facing the historic Neve Tzedek’s quiet and narrow streets. The original two story house, built in the 1920 s, was declared a building for preservation in urban renewal and preservation plan of Tel Aviv. Photography by Amit Geron.

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Apartment by Patrícia Martinez

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This project was designed by Patrícia Martinez so that a family can spend more time together. The owner is a married man with two children, his family lives in Brasília and he spends most of the week in São Paulo, on business. In the same complex where the brasiliense office is located, there is a tower with the apartment. In order to escape the feeling of provisional, the businessman bought the property so that he had a place to feel at home and also to receive the family, who always come to visit him. Photography by Salvador Cordaro.

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Castle Hill by Tim Cuppett Architects

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Castle Hill is a project designed by Tim Cuppett Architects. Youthful spirit was injected into the traditional Castle Hill house which suffered from the doldrums of previous renovations and additions. The first floor was reconfigured to enlarge the kitchen (and homework station for the family of six) as well as create two lounge specific spaces. Photography by Whit Preston.

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Puzzle Box by Amrish Maharaj Architect

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Puzzle Box is a project designed by Amrish Maharaj Architect. Although well located in suburban Newtown; close to public transport, well-desired cafes, and public parks, this modest two-bedroom dwelling was quickly becoming cramped for the owners and their young daughter. Photography by Vikram Hingmire.

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CR apartment by ESQVTA

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CR apartment is a project designed by ESQVTA. Any kind of intervention in this space should not interfere with the existing one. More than proposing it was necessary to omit, more than designing it was necessary to recover and integrate, more than composing it was necessary to be simple and silent with rigour in response to new needs. Photography by Ricardo Oliveira Alves.