Dartmouth Park by Pardon Chambers Architects is a whole house refurbishment in a conservation area in North London. Along with an extended kitchen dining living space at the garden level, a new, whole floor, master suite was created at the first floor with remodelled additional bedrooms and bathrooms on the top floor. Photography by Caroline Mardon.
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The aspirations of this project designed by JBA Collective was to envision a one of a kind home, embracing minimalism and contemporary design culture, while respecting historic urban context and structure. Our design for this Upper East Side townhome did just that through a consistent interweaving of materiality, program, light and nature. The resulting home contains four bedrooms, five bathrooms, an art gallery, entertainment spaces, private living and dining spaces, interior and exterior gardens, gym, and library. Photography by Katie Schuering, Sean Litchfield.
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The KC Apartment by Gabriela Casagrande Arquitetura was designed for two sisters, offering a warm and sophisticated space for everyday life. In addition to two suites for the residents, the apartment offers one more suite for their parents, an intimate living room, a living and dining room, office, kitchen and service area. The clients’ style was implemented all throughout the design, providing the project with elegance and a touch of romanticism; while simultaneously combined with the architect’s style – contemporary and clean. Photography by Denilson Machado.
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Bloco Habitacional I is a project designed by Carolina Freitas Arquitectura. In a residential area (surrounded by urban developments, subdivisions and plots to be built) the project grew (also depending on the subdivision where it is located) from the natural limits of the plot; these, by themselves, challenge the orientation of the surrounding urban context, creating an exception on the urban alignment. Photography by Ivo Tavares Studio.
Edificio Multifamiliar Lapa em Alvergaria da Arquitecta Carolina Freitas e fotografia de Ivo Tavares Studio
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BC1 Apartment is a project designed by ARTCH is located in Punta Cancún, one of the most beautiful beaches of the Mexican Caribbean. It was born as a new and totally personalized social space with large areas to interact in groups, or in a more intimate way, but always in a cozy atmosphere where luxury is all you feel. Photography by Oscar Hernández.
Gorgos house designed by Destudio is presented as a Comprehensive Housing Reform project in the city of Valencia. With more than 120 m2 of useful surface and a maximized distribution, the clients were clear that they were looking to gain space and light throughout the house. For this, the Destudio team of architects has designed a house designed to be lived in, enjoyed and adapted to the needs of today. Photography by Germán Cabo.
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The architectural and interior design project signed by Stemmer Rodrigues for two art collectors in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil) was inspired on the acrylic painting Amelie, a work by artist Nelson Wilbert. Adding to the artistic atmosphere, the apartment is in a building from the 1980s and needed an update of its program to meet the couple’s new uses and a total rethinking of the finishes and furnishings. Photography by Lucas Franck/NMLSS
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The NIU project designed by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos arises with the purpose of innovating construction systems to increase precision in the materialization of architecture. Deadlines and certain costs that improve the quality of human environments, making them more sustainable and healthy. Photography by Fernando Guerra.
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Hawthorn is a project designed by InForm. This large family residence is composed of two masonry and tiled gable roof structures, a contemporary but contextual response to the more traditional homes in the leafy hillside street. Photography by Timothy Kaye.
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TA Apartment is a project designe by Maya Sheinberger. Originally, the apartment consisted of four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a guest toilet. A new interior division was required to adapt to the lifestyle of the young family, which wanted an open space with a light atmosphere and an airy, modern and bright look. The kitchen area and dining area were enlarged at the expense of the canceled guest restroom. In addition, the entrance to the laundry room was relocated to the kitchen area, and another bedroom that served as an office was reduced so that the master suite could be enlarged. Photography by Itay Benit.
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