Architects: Untitled Design. The clients appreciate art, hence it was natural that the house would have unique art pieces in the way of paintings and sculpture; these were sourced by them from upcoming artists.
Almost 1000 traditional, mostly wooden-framed structures. Rectilinear in plan it is surrounded by an 8m high wall and 52m wide moat. Each corner is celebrated with an elaborate tower. It became the ‘Palace Museum’ in 1924.
Design: Apiacás Arquitetos. It was possible to develop the Itahye House project with the contribution of the client, who agreed with the proposal to build a house that established a direct relationship with the street.
Design: Bruno Gaudin & Virginie Brégal Architectes. This historical site has just reopened after ten years of complete building renovation by the architects Bruno Gaudin and Virginie Brégal.
Design: JFAK Architects. Comprised of three new architectural elements, this project by JFAK is located in the backyard of a typical Mediterranean house in San Marino.
Design: H&P Architects: the aim of the project is to help improve public capability to adapt and respond to climate change via re-use of waste items and efficient use of energy.
Design: monovolume, architecture+design. Harmonically integrated in its surroundings, it suddenly brakes it open and reveals the machines in its interiors, which serve to transform natural powers into useful energy.
Architects LAVA devise concept that sees the city defined not as one iconic building, nor as a skyline, but as a central public space, a real forest.
Architects: Benoy. TSUM, the iconic department store in the heart of Kiev, Ukraine has been reimagined internally and externally by Benoy as the Architect, Interior Designer, Visualiser and Brand Applicator.
Design: FRANTZEN et al
Patch22 is not only clad with wood, but it has a 30 metres high wooden load bearing structure in which the timber columns, timber beams and wooden walls that remain visible in the interiors of the apartments.
Design: JFAK Architects
In a country known for massive housing blocks and residential environments that, as in many other cultures, rely on traditional architectural styles to attract the newly prosperous, JFAK has created something unique.
Design: Philip Stejskal Architecture
Beyond the central courtyard, a single car garage doubles as an outdoor dining space and a first level master bedroom currently offers lodging for an extended family member complete with private roof garden.
Design: MODA
This project began with a study of the commercial typologies along 17th Avenue SW – discovering very little if any interaction between the building frontages and the street.
Design: 5+1AA Alfonso Femia Gianluca Peluffo. The building design is part of a “layering of infrastructures” separated by two important urban areas of the city of Rome, thanks to the construction of the station for high-speed rail line.