The house designed by Inon Ben-David is located in an expansion area in the Lower Galilee in Israel. The plot area is about half a dunam (approximately 0.12 acres), and the built-up area is about 250 square meters (2,690 square feet) spread over two floors. On the entrance level, the shared functions were planned: living room, kitchen, dining area, safe room (Mamad), guest bathroom, and a family work area situated under the staircase. On the upper residential floor, the master bedroom, three children’s rooms, and a general bathroom serving the family’s four children were designed. Photography by Nimrod Levy.
A Family Home in Israel by Boaz Snir
This is the new home designed by Boaz Snir of a couple in their 40s with three children, located in one of the Sharon region cities in Israel. The family returned to Israel after years of living in London, the capital of Britain. Architect Boaz Snir, whose office was responsible for the impressive architectural planning and interior design, shares the construction process that transformed the old house into a living environment heavily influenced by English design, adapted to the Mediterranean climate and environment, and precisely tailored to the family’s lifestyle. Photography by Ran Erde.
Higienópolis Apartment by BLOCO Arquitetos
In the renovation project of this apartment located in the Higienópolis neighborhood of São Paulo, Brazil, the Brasília-based firm BLOCO Arquitetos, led by partners Daniel Mangabeira, Henrique Coutinho, and Matheus Seco, capitalized on the original features of the property, situated in a building by Rubens Camargo Monteiro, and combined them with the desires and needs of the residents. Photography by Maíra Acayaba.
CAMPout by Faulkner Architects with NICOLEHOLLIS
CAMPout is a project designed by Faulkner Architects with interior design by NICOLEHOLLIS. A San Francisco family asked us to help them expand an existing property near Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The site sits on a north facing slope and looks down to the Martis Valley and up to Lookout Mountain through a natural screen of 100-year-old Jeffrey pine trees. In our world today, much of the built work is driven by visual appearance. Photography by Joe Fletcher.
Spencer Park by COX ARCHITECTS
This stunning renovation project in southwest London showcases the power of thoughtful design in connecting spaces and transforming a home. The project, led by COX ARCHITECTS, involved creating a beautiful helical staircase to link the upper and lower ground floors of a large semi-detached Victorian Villa, maximizing the potential of the property’s 570m² site. Photography by MATT CLAYTON PHOTOGRAPHY.
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Garden Shed by Simone Ferkul Projects
Nestled in the serene embrace of its surroundings off bustling Queen Street West, the Garden Shed by Simone Ferkul Projects emerges as a tranquil oasis that seamlessly blends natural beauty with meticulous craftsmanship. Designed as a harmonious office and wellness space, this retreat celebrates both the artistry of design and the wonders of the natural world. Photography by Riley Snelling.
Water’s Edge by A Parallel Architecture
Water’s Edge is a project designed by A Parallel Architecture. The genesis of this design lay in establishing logic and order on the flat site through architectural definition of use-patterns that provide sanctuary and scale for its inhabitants. The result is a regularized cartesian framework with porous and flexible infill walls. These walls can transform hourly and seasonally as needed to take advantage of the lakeside setting and respond to environmental factors. Deep-covered patios, decks, and a balcony promenade further engage this framework and provide sheltered exterior circulation. Photography by Chase Daniel, Eric Barth.
Mosman Residence by Studio Minosa
Mosman Residence by Studio Minosa. Set One of the first homes built in Sydney’s prestigious lower north shore; this heritage-listed circa 1900 property houses a professional couple and their two young children. Photography by Nicole England.
Pyrenees by David Noordhoff
Nestled in the historic town of Chewton, Pyrenees designed by David Noordhoff is a testament to meticulous design and a harmonious integration with its environment. Designed as a three-bedroom home for a couple envisioning future growth, the project faced its unique set of challenges and triumphs. Photography by Jade Cantwell.
Knightsbridge apartment interior by Gregory Phillips Architects
Knightsbridge apartment interior is a project designed by Gregory Phillips Architects. Complete strip-out and extensive refurbishment of a Knightsbridge apartment. The existing apartment layout was reconfigured to make the most of the given areas while considering the clients’ needs and requirements. This refurbishment included the renewal of most of the mechanical and electrical services taking into consideration the constraints of working within an existing building. With exceptional views of Hyde Park as well as the rest of London, the apartment has three bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and an open plan living, dining and kitchen space. Photography by Andrew Beasley.