Designed by architects Fernanda Castilho, Ivan Cassola and Rafael Haiashida, partners of C2H.a Arquitetura, Casa Atenas is located in Alphaville – São Paulo and was conceived to be a contemporary refuge with integrated environments, abundant light, natural ventilation and landscaping with exuberant tropical vegetation. photography by Ana Helena Lima.
This single-family house designed by Manuel García Asociados is located in the Region of Murcia, in a residential area of semidetached, modern and eminently white houses. From a distance, its clear and avant-garde appearance seeks to integrate the house with the rest of the surrounding dwellings. A travertine-effect porcelain tiles offer this clear and luminous vision, but in its proximity, it confers the texture, warmth and naturalness typical of stone materials. Photography by Diego Opazo.
FME is a projrct designed by Gilda Meirelles Arquitetura. Located in the Ana Carolina Residential Condominium, in Itatiba (SP), the FME Residence, a project of Gilda Meirelles Arquitetura, is the weekend destination for a couple and their children. The desire of the clients was for a house focused on family leisure, which balanced modernity and warmth. Photography by Evellyn Muller.
Madalena House by Paulo Martins Arquitectura is located in Vila Nova de Gaia, in the parish of Madalena. Composed of an overlapping of pure volumes, its arrangement corresponds to the desire of creating a visual barrier between living spaces and the street, allowing maximum privacy to be achieved. Photography by Ivo Tavares
Casa Madalena com arquitectura Paulo Martins e fotografias de Ivo Tavares Studio
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BB House is a project designed by elton_léniz arquitectos. In a private urbanization of five lots in front of Lake Calafquén and the Villarrica Volcano in southern Chile, this compact house sits almost like a container, on a wooden structure with minimal intervention in the terrain and the slope. The narrow proportion of the site suggested a small, vertical design that would allow maximizing unobstructed views of the impressive geography while freeing up as much space as possible between neighboring buildings. Photography by estudiopalma.
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Power St House is a project designed by Type Architecture. Perched atop the leafy hills of Norman Park, the Power House approaches the challenging topography with a sense of opportunity, using the sloping terrain to create large and voluminous spaces that give a sense of openness and lightness. Photography by Mitchell Kemp.
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140m² apartment, remodeled by Terra Capobianco, is marked by the delicacy of Japanese architecture. Located in the Fidalga building, in São Paulo, the Apartamento Japão (Japan Apartment), signed by Terra Capobianco, is inspired by Japanese architecture and has as its essence the elements of nature. Renovated for the designer Silvia Furmanovich, who actively participated in the choice of details, the project is based on the resident’s appreciation for the rituals of well-being and her strong intimacy with the culture, built over several trips to Japan. Photography by Evelyn Müller.
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Playing with colors is a project designed by Ma / Deux Studio. This is a story about a Tel Avivian couple, who had decided to move from their rented apartment to Bitzron neighborhood and build their dream home. Although their house was planned for a family with several kids, it was important for us that we use the entire space, while considering their future, it’s development and expected division of the house. We call these space double-purpose spaces, and we love using them. Photography by ITAY BENIT.
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Mermaid Quay House is a project designed by Type Architecture. Calmly sitting at the tranquil water’s edge in Noosa, the Mermaid Quay House is at its heart a family retreat that balances leisure, relaxation and the thrill of a weekend escape. Photography by Mitchell Kemp.
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Gayton Road, Hampstead, London NW3 is a project designed by Brosh Architects.
The client contacted us to renovate the lower ground floor of the house due to severe damp issues and recent flooding that poured into the house from the rear garden. Photography by Richard Chivers.
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