Monthly Archives: July 2020

Casa Ora by ZDA Zupelli Design Architettura

The project of “Casa Ora” designed by ZDA Zupelli Design Architettura was born from the intersection of two linear volumes that, following the directions of the area, define the particular angular shape of the house. The two volumes accommodate the sleeping area and the open-space living area, delimiting the outdoor area of the garden, creating a continuous view of the pool area. Thanks to the presence of large windows on this side, the visual limit between inside and outside is eliminated, flooding the various rooms of the house with natural light.

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The biggest safari story in Southern Africa

OKHA created statement pieces for new luxury safari lodge, Cheetah Plains, which is set in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve. They worked in close collaboration with ARRCC (the architects and interior designers) and architect, Stefan Antoni of SAOTA. Photography by Photo: Adam Letch.

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Guia House by Contacto Atlântico

Guia House is a project designed by Contacto Atlântico. This project took place in one Guia Casa-Mãe in Cascais. The house, developed mostly on the ground floor on a vast plot of land, was characterized by the rustic and simple architecture of the small houses of Cascais of the 20th century. This intervention was done in all divisions of the house as well as in the outdoor spaces. Photography by Contacto Atlântico.

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Fitzroy House by Julie Firkin Architects

Fitzroy House is a project designed by Julie Firkin Architects. Within this Victorian era terrace house, a sequence of airy, cascading spaces responds to the natural fall of the site. The kitchen and dining area opens out onto a large, secluded north-facing courtyard garden. The stair winds past a study nook to the private accommodation upstairs. Photography by Peter Bennetts.

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Fenwick House by Overend Constructions

Fenwick House is a project designed by Overend Constructions. This design was developed with close involvement by the clients to maximise the available light and space on an oddly shaped block in the inner suburban setting of Clifton Hill. The original weatherboard cottage which addresses the street has been maintained while a new, two-level addition at the rear provides new kitchen and dining areas and a master bedroom suite. Photography by Christine Francis

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Guiyang Vanke – Guanhu Sales Center

This project is about exploring the boundary between the near and the far, and finding the balance between nature and the bustling city. It’s a space that enables people to get close to nature while immersing in artistic interior scenes.

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The Penthouse by ANNA.CARIN DESIGN Studio

The Penthouse is a project designed by ANNA.CARIN DESIGN Studio. “Our brief for this city apartment was to create a welcoming, elegant and luxurious home whilst complementing the existing architecture. Bespoke joinery and furniture were designed to create a sophisticated and individual apartment.” Photography by Justin Alexander

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Church Point House by CHROFI

Church Point House is a project designed by CHROFI. The design responds to a steep one directional Western facing site overlooking Sydney’s Pittwater. Photography by Katherine Lu.

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The Pavilion by Feldman Architecture

The Pavilion is a project designed by Feldman Architecture. “When our clients purchased a stunning lot nestled among the hills above San Jose, they dreamed of an equally stunning structure that sat lightly on the dramatic hill slope. The original building had burned down some years before, leaving behind its foundation and an unnaturally flat plot cut into the hillside. Photography by Joe Fletcher

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Monroe Residence by Davey McEathron Architecture

Monroe Residence is a project designed by Davey McEathron Architecture. Set in the Bouldin neighborhood, Monroe Residence responds to its context and the user as a bright articulated jewel set upon on a dark plinth. Photography by Leonid Furmansky, Davey McEathron Architecture.

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