Monthly Archives: June 2021

Prédio Foz by As Arquitectos

This project designed by As Arquitectos is situated in the old historical town of Foz do Douro, in the City of Porto, seeks to rejuvenate one of the typical old houses in the area and to adapt it to current needs. Photography by Ivo Tavares Studio.

Edificio Multifamiliar Sr da Luz. no Porto do Atelier AS Arquitecto e com fotografia de Arquitectura Ivo Tavares Studio

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Locanda Fasano by Estúdio Obra Prima

Locanda Fasano, in Punta del Este, is an experience space for guests of the Hotel Fasano, with an extension of 10 suites and apartments built on a single building connected to the iconic Fasano Restaurant. The expansion is a project by Estúdio Obra Prima, with headquarters in Uruguay and Brazil, an office that also participated in the execution of the architectural project of Fasano Las Piedras, designed by the architect Isay Weinfeld, in 2010. Photography by Gustavo Sosa.

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Cashmore House by Lachlan Shepherd Architects

Cashmore house designed by Lachlan Shepherd Architects references historical modernist architectural principals, whereby living zones and bedrooms operate surrounding a central north-facing courtyard. Photography by Ben Hosking.

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Apartment in RC Neva Towers by WOWDOM

This 55m2 Apartment in RC Neva Towers is a project designed by WOWDOM. Photographer: Mikhail Stepanov.

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Rosebery House by Paul Archer Design

Rosebery House is a project designed by Paul Archer Design. The clients had just installed a new kitchen, when they realised the house needed much more attention. They approached us and the main brief was “to get things right!”. So we ended up doing a full refurbishment of the house, we touched every room and every surface. In some areas more intervention was needed, in other areas we only replaced finishes. Photography courtesy of Paul Archer Design.

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Clifton Hill House by Patalab Architecture

Clifton Hill House is a refurbishment of a semi-detached Victorian villa in St John’s Wood, one of North London’s conservation areas. It appears conventional from the outside yet Patalab’s internal interventions spectacularly increases spatial connectivity within the house. Photography by Lyndon Douglas.

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Maison de Famille by Sandbox Studio

Proving that well-designed home renovations are more cost-effective than moving, the latest home project by Sandbox Studio turns a 2.5-bedroom 1920s bungalow into a light-filled 4-bedroom family home. Photography by Campaigntrack.

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Rippleside House by Lachlan Shepherd Architects

Rippleside house designed by Lachlan Shepherd Architects involved the careful renovation of the existing heritage-listed cottage and the provision of a new addition, comprising multiple living zones and garage. Photography by Ben Hosking.

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CrossCut House by Bijl Architecture

In the CrossCut House designed by Bijl Architecture, careful incisions and deft reworkings bring a new logic and ample light to an already generous family home. Built as a brick and sandstone federation period cottage, the dwelling had been altered and added to over several decades. Photography Tom Ferguson.

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JAZZ apartment by ZIKZAK Design Studio

JAZZ apartment is a project designed by ZIKZAK Design Studio. The owner of the apartments in the Kiev club house Garden travels a lot and has collected a wonderful collection of books. The apartments combine capsule comfort, discreet rudeness and thoughtful logistics. The priority is personal comfort with a taste of a respectable jazz club – elegant, subdued, inspiring.
A brand new club house with an excellent facade solution. The architects took into account the unique location of the residential complex: they opened up the views of the botanical garden and the picturesque surroundings to the residents as much as possible. Photography by Evgeniy Deshko.

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