Monthly Archives: April 2022

Boeing Villa on the rock by Geometrium

Boeing Villa on the rock is a project designed by Geometrium. This is a wonderful villa in the fuselage of Boeing 100 sq.m. It’s an unusual apartment on a cliff at an altitude of 150 m. with an ocean view. The wing of the aircraft has a terrace, the entrance hall in the form of a capsule, the bathroom in the cockpit with windows opening onto the Indian Ocean and at night onto the starry sky of Bali, custom-made furniture with rounded shapes.

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Tandem House by Fiona Drago Architect

Tandem House designed by Fiona Drago Architect is for a family with young adult children that is scaling down from a large suburban property to a small urban block. Photography by Tom Blachford.

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Urban Zen House by Shira Lavi BD

This four story urban home designed by Shira Lavi BD has been designed with the city in mind. Located in the northern neighborhood of Tel Aviv it is not far from the sea and provides a quiet refuge from the bustling city. The main idea was to provide each family member with their own intimate private space and at the same time to create a communal gathering area that allows for both quality family time and hosting social gatherings. Photography by Shai Gil.

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Fourth Residence by Mckimm

The Fourth Residence designed by Mckimm encourages seamless flow and interactions between uncomplicated zones, through carefully considered that welcome the outside in. Photography by Dave Kulesza.

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Northern Skylights by Mckimm

Northern Skylights is a project designed by Mckimm. From the street, the volume of the home is perceived in one way, and as soon as you enter through the front gate, that perception completely changes. You’re met with a bridge, suspended across the sunken basement courtyard, which leads you to the front door. The experience of ‘crossing the bridge’ is intentional. Photography by Dave Kulesza.

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Rocky Mountain House #1 by forma architecture

The Rocky Mountain House #1 designed by forma architecture is a 2000 sf Nordic style house with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths located in the outskirts of Carbodale, Colorado. A creek front property with a bird sanctuary in the backyard. Photography by Dylan Brown.

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Wis TavernSmog Veil Records by Level Architecture Incorporated

Wis Tavern/Smog Veil Records is a project designed by Level Architecture Incorporated. For this project, we undertook converting a former tavern into a live-work space for a husband and wife and their record label business. The major objectives were to design for maximum energy conservation, as well as to generate energy on-site. Our goal was to combine alternative technologies and a sophisticated palette of new and reclaimed materials to co-exist in architectural harmony. This strategy also helped achieve the environmental goals of the project. Photography by Doug Fogelson.

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Modular Box by Dalit Lilienthal Interior Design Studio

This apartment belongs to interior architect Dalit Lilienthal and her partner. The apartment went through a complete renovation, all inner walls were demolished and a new layout was designed. Photography by Galit Deutsch.

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Black line house by U+A

Black line house is a project designed by U+A. The disadvantage that became an advantage: The customers contacted us after the apartment was already paved, the air conditioning work was almost complete and the bathrooms were covered. They asked us for the apartment to be of a high standard, but that we try not to touch the systems they have already paid for. Photography by Eran Turgeman.

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Studio Feels by Hobbs Jamieson Architecture

This project designed by Hobbs Jamieson Architecture involved a studio extension to the existing detached double garage on a large suburban block, to create a multi-purpose space and lower level sauna. The scope involved an addition consistent in scale with the lower level footprint displaying an architectural aesthetic in line with the original period detailing of the main home, and future renovation aspirations of the owners for the site. Photography by Luc Remond.

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