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Casa Dos Oleiros by Paulo Martins

This house designed by Paulo Martins is located in Castelo Branco, in the old part of the city, which has been in an increasing state of decline in recent years. Photography by Ivo Tavares Studio.

Casa em Castelo Branco do atelier de arquitetura Paulo Martins Arquitecto com fotografia de arquitetura Ivo Tavares Studio

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Beira Mar House by Paulo Martins

Beira Mar House is a project designed by Paulo Martins. Located in one of the most typical and established neighbourhoods of Aveiro (Beira Mar), this residence is the result of a passionate and challenging reform, a reform which intends to return to the city and to its users a lifestyle which is free and in contact with outdoor spaces, with the sound of seagulls and the smell of the sea breeze, the colour of the sky and the green of the vegetation. Photography by Ivo Tavares Studio.

Casa Beira Mar em Aveiro do atelier de arquitetura Paulo Martins Arquitecto com fotografia de arquitetura Ivo Tavares Studio

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From the Roof Down by Egue y Seta

From the Roof Down is a project designed by Egue y Seta in 2018, covers an area of 97m2 and is located in Madrid, Spain. Photography by Vicugo Foto.

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Penthouse in Moscow by Ivan Kachalov

Architect Ivan Kachalov designed a penthouse with an outdoor terrace, a winter garden and a wood burning fireplace in a prestigious new house in the Khamovniki district. The apartment is located on the top floor of a residential complex and has a huge advantage – an exploited roof hovering over the city. The result was a status interior with a view of the iconic Moscow architecture, luxurious and functional.

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Attic apartment in a tenement house from 1911 in Cracow

The project designed by Loft Kolasiński included the interior design of an attic in a tenement house from 1911. The apartment was created after a comprehensive renovation of a unique Art Nouveau building built by Dawid Gronner in the years 1910-1911 in Cracow. Photography by Joel Hauck.

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Duplex at the golf course by Manuel García Asociados

Duplex at the golf course is a project designed by Manuel García Asociados. The apartment, divided into two floors, is crowning a residential building ubicated right next to the golf course’s green thanks to which it has a privileged location and views. The base floor, almost diaphanous, includes the day zone and toilet which thanks to two facades offers spacious, communicated and bright spaces. The upper floor, more fragmented, creates the night zone with three bedrooms with their bathrooms. In general, its interior design has sought to organize spaces, simplify their forms, materials and encounters and this way make the living in the apartment easier. Photography by Diego Opazo.

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46H by baukultur/ca

baukultur/ca reinvents a 1905 Beach house as a sustainable light-filled modern home complementing the neighbourhood. Toronto-based development company baukultur/ca just recently completed the transformation of a 110-year-old house into a contemporary, highly sustainable home and, even though strictly modern, its exterior complements the traditional Beaches neighbourhood. Photography by Alex Lukey.

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P26 Apartment by Balbek Bureau

P26 apartment designed by Balbek Bureau is a former equipment room converted into a living area. The space benefited from a high ceiling, up to 6m in places, however it had some disadvantages as well, such as a sloping ceiling that complicated the design implementation. Photo credits: Andrey Bezuglov

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Reconstruction by 3+1architekti

From the unused land of a large farmhouse located in a small suburban village, 3+1architekti created an airy living space. The architects were trying to keep as many original elements as possible. The attic now also illuminates new windows.

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Penthouse g by JUMA architects

This new penthouse was realized on the roof of an existing apartment building overlooking the 3 towers of Ghent. JUMA positioned the window sections precisely so as to frame the view onto the towers, and bring them fully to the fore. Photography by Annick Vernimmen.

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