The house remodeling project Casa en Chaflán designed by Destudio was born with the intention of improving the living space of an apartment located in the downtown area of the city of Valencia. With more than 165 m2 of floor space, this project has the peculiarity of having two directions, a challenge to be solved by the team of architects in charge of the project. Photography by Mariela Apollonio.
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Mardaloop Residence is a project designed by Reena Sotropa In House Design Group. One of the most incredible sources of inspiration for your home is travel, and it was during a stay at NYC’s chic Gramercy Park Hotel that our clients found inspiration for their own pending bathroom renovation. Upon returning home from their trip, they called our team to help bring their vision for a “crisp, clean and high contrast space” to life. As their bathroom renovation began to take shape, they started to fall back in love with their inner city home and asked us to help re-imagine the remainder of their 2000 square foot property. Photography by Phil Crozier.
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The clients approached Trípólí with a view to building a small extension on a plot of land originally intended for a garage. The extension would incorporate two bedrooms, a bathroom and a new and inviting entryway to their modest modernist masterpiece. Photography by Studio CAPN.
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Marylebone Penthouse designed by Patalab Architecture is located on top floor of a 5-storey early 1900’s residential building in the heart of Marylebone Village in central London. Carefully nurtured by The Howard de Walden Estate and just minutes from the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street, the area is one of the capital’s most distinctive and fashionable destinations. Previously split into two smaller apartments the project presented an opportunity to create a unique penthouse, featuring generous outdoor spaces including a roof terrace with stunning views across London. Photography by Jan Piotrowicz.
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Reflections is a project designed by Stacey Farrell Architect. A flat site with the 360 degree mountain views reflected in the landscape ponds. A great inspirational place to start designing from. Photography by Ben Ruffell.
Reflections, Stacey Farrell, Queenstown Architect
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The suspended house is a project designed by Giuliano Marchiorato Arquitetos. Amplifying the building’s characteristics was the design premise. The contemporary language and its materiality brought into the apartment through natural elements and sober tones, seeking an integration between external and internal in order to mimic the transition between the interior of the apartment and the balcony that surrounds the entire house, thus making a suspended house. Photography by Eduardo Macarios.
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This apartment designed by Alena Yudina is a very calm space. It overlooks the landscape and in order to preserve this potential, a tranquil design with a sense of proportion was needed. Planning of the apartment is simple and logical, designed for two. Total meterage is 160 meters.
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Reverse Tree Change House is a project designed by Mitsuori Architects. This renovation and extension to a narrow single fronted terrace house was the beginning of a family’s unconventional move from suburbia to inner city Fitzroy. Our clients sought to create an edgy yet comfortable urban home for themselves and their two grown up children. photography by Michael Kai.
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In the Urban Farmhouse designed by Post Architecture Inc., careful consideration of the architectural past was taken to re-imagine a century old farmhouse as a contemporary home re-built on the site where it stood since the 1800’s. Photography by Riley Snelling.
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Amagansett 6 is a project designed by Kevin O’Sullivan + Associates – KOSA. Contemporary beachy with polished farmhouse elements make for an eclectic and beautiful mix for a young family in the Hamptons. Photography by Read McKendree.
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