Oye Mi Canto House designed by CplusC Architectural Workshop is an alterations and additions project on a terrace-house located in the leafy suburban streets of Sydney’s Newtown, nestled into a narrow site backing onto the Carriageworks cultural precinct. Photography by Murray Fredericks.
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The residence was designed by Schuchovski Arquitetura for a family in search of a new lifestyle in the port city of Itajaí (SC). An atmosphere of belonging and identity, a panoramic view of the sea, elements of Brazilianness and an ecofriendly construction were some of the premises of the project. Photography by Eduardo Macarios.
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“Exactly in the year of the Bauhaus centenary celebrations, we were asked to do a comprehensive interior design of an unusual house in Konstancin-Jeziorna. This house is a typical Bauhaus style villa built in 1936. Several characteristic features in the architecture of the building suggest that its author could have been Lucjan Korngold, but no documentation that could confirm it has survived. On the ground floor of the house, there is a living room with a study area, a fireplace area, a kitchen with a small dining area and pantry, a large dining room with a sitting area and a small bathroom. On the first floor, there is a library, a guest room, a bedroom, a dressing room and a bathroom. Photography by Joel Hauck.
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WS House is project designed by Men Bureau. When a few years ago a married couple found their charming old house not far from Kyiv, they only ever intended it to be a country retreat, a place to escape to and from the city on the weekends. Then came the pandemic and our customers discovered something of a taste for country life. That’s why they spend most of their time at the house.
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This single-family house project designed by Destudio was born from the idea of separating the existing plot into two independent plots. One of the zones is kept for the pre-existing house of 1,900 and the new segregation for the present project. Both plots remain separated by a wall, but visually linked from the first floor. Photography by Germán Cabo.
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House in Miami is a project design by FMD Design. The goal was to build a contemporary house in a neighbourhood that is surrounded by more traditional and Mediterranean architecture. The house really stands out and has the “wow factor”. Photography by Kris Tamburello
KETTAL FURNITURE:
Cala collection by Doshi Levien
Vieques & Roll collection by Patricia Urquiola
Boma collection by Rodolfo Dordoni
Landscape collection by Kettal Studio
Object Zigzag planters by Emiliana Design Studio
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Apartamento ER is a project designed by Schuchovski Arquitetura. The project, designed for a father and his teenage son, has 115m² and perfectly reflects the style and personality of the residents. The renovation of the apartment located in the Ecoville neighborhood, in Curitiba, included living, dining room, games’ room, kitchen, master suite and toilet. The potential seen in the project included a double height and a mezzanine slab that could be used. As the apartment had no lining and finishing, it was not difficult to imagine a set staircase that would give access to the games’ room. Photography by Daniel Katz.
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This family of six had outgrown the existing footprint of their house, with the small crowded kitchen being the focal point of their family life. Square Feet Architects resolved their space dilemma by removing an internal wall between the kitchen and adjacent living room to create one larger open plan kitchen-dining-living space. Photography by Jeremy Coleman.
Casa S.Bartolomeu is a project designed by Sónia Cruz – Arquitectura. The house of S. Bartolomeu, is located in a central area of the city of Aveiro, bordering its historic center – Bairro Beira Mar. The street, which gives its name to the house, makes the transition between single-family dwellings of 2 floors – older, and 4-storey multi-family housing buildings – most recent. Photography by Ivo Tavares Studio
Predio habitacional na Rua Bartolomeu em Aveiro do atelier de arquitetura Sonia Cruz Arquitectos com fotografia de arquitetura Ivo Tavares Studio
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GSBN were engaged in late 2018 to extend a single storey brick home in Sydney’s Kingsford. The brief required the design to satisfy the needs of growing children (think privacy and sound deadening) and to bring to life the clients’ desires to entertain large gatherings of family and friends. After almost a year of design and documentation, the project saw many iterations; from a pool that pierced the façade to a dramatic skillion roof form that shaded the backyard to a transformable study and spare bedroom. Photography by Alessandro Belgiorno-Nettis.
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