Monthly Archives: November 2021

Apartment in a 19th century tenement house in Szczecin

The apartment designed by Loft Kolasiński is located in a 19th-century tenement house in Szczecin. It is located on one of the most beautiful avenues in the city, near Jasne Błonia. The project included a general renovation of all rooms and a partial reconstruction of the apartment layout, as well as the renovation of historic floors and a design of new door joinery. Photography by Karolina Bąk.

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Grand Apartment by YODEZEEN

Complete harmony was present not only in the interior but also in the general preferences of the client and the YODEZEEN studio. Even at the concept development stage, the team made sure that they were on the same wavelength and that the new project would be created exactly as intended. How could it be otherwise, if the team began cooperation with a young man who not only owns a large space in the city center but also works as a culturologist and highly appreciates architectural ensembles. Photography by Andrii Shurpenkov.

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TD House by ESQUISSOS Arquitectura e Consultoria

TD House is a project designed by ESQUISSOS Arquitectura e Consultoria. The understanding of the area, the relationship of the land with the street and the scale of the street naturally determined the concept of the entire idea. The considerable gap between the ground space and the access route defined the way the house was positioned. Photography by Ivo Tavares Studio.

Casa TD em Sintra, Arquitectura Esquissos e fotografias de Ivo Tavares Studio

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GT917 OR AKIVA Penthouse by Raz Melamed

From this penthouse apartment designed by architect Raz Melamed, you can gaze at the serene view that stretches from the home onward to the luxurious golf courses of the neighbourhood. At the same time, the waves from the sea that face the house both through the large windows, and in the art adorning the walls with the foam of waves and the serenity of water.

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Adaptation of a forge by Loft Kolasiński

After twelve years of living in the house, it’s time for some changes. The patio needed renovation and the floorboards needed replacing. The bathroom was equipped with new items and rearranged. There was a workspace added to the bedroom, with a desk designed by Loft Kolasiński. New furniture was placed in the living room, including a Vipp sofa and a coffee table, Brazilian Punk lamps (by Loft Kolasiński), Wassily armchair (by Marcel Breuer), a white armchair by an unknown author from the 1970s. Photography by Karolina Bąk.

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Kahi- Resort and Events by Yaron Eldad Architect

The project, led by architect Yaron Eldad, puts precise authenticity at the forefront of the design, with modern and contemporary touches that make the resort bo th prestigious and effortlessly fun. Photography by Oded Smadar.

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Roseneath Road by Alpex Architecture

The project  designed by Alpex Architecture consists of an unmodernized Edwardian house transformed into a four-storey, five-bedroom house including a converted loft. Photography by French + Tye.

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Bluish House by Studiocolnaghi

This house designed by Studiocolnaghi is located on the Brazilian Southern coast, and it is use during holidays and weekends by a young couple. The client’s aim to a refugee on the bayside to welcome friends and family. Photography by Marcelo Donadussi.

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Joondanna Drive by Mountford Architects

Joondanna Drive is a project designed by Mountford Architects. The brief put forth for this project had an overriding focus on re-orientating this family home to connect the indoors to the outdoors and harness the site’s best aspects. As well as renovating and reassigning spaces to better accommodate the family’s needs and the program of the existing property. Photography by Scott Wright.

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Third Avenue by Mountford Architects

Third Avenue is a project designed by Mountford Architects. The overall brief for this project was to uplift and modernise this character home. How could the essence of certain features of this family home be retained and modernised to better tailor and suit this young family’s needs. Photography by Dion Robeson.

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