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Furusaki Tokyo Office building design by Hiroyuki Niwa & Yuki Imafuku: ten different rooms demanded by the client – spaces resembling a “box” are three-dimensionally combined and stacked, instead of dividing the building by floors.
PAUM design designed the office for the IT department of the PETSHOP company is located in St. Petersburg, on Chkalovsky avenue, in soviet industrial building of 50th – 60th years of the 20th century.
Designed on a total area of 350 square meters on two floors for 150 seating places, its interior design and brand identity have been entirely realized by the designers Aleksandr and Vladimir Yudin of the Ukrainian studio YUDIN Design.
Design firm Gensler and Hearst UK – the leading publisher of titles including: Good Housekeeping, Cosmopolitan, ELLE, Harper’s Bazaar and Esquire collaborated to bring the Hearst London offices together for the first time.
Designed by Vallely Architecture, Edge House is located on the south side of the North Shore mountains, the house pays homage to modern architecture while including regional elements.
Designed by Samuel Torres de Carvalho Arquitetura, Corpo Santo 6 Apartment has its access from two streets at different levels, the main access being through Rua do Corpo Santo and the second through Rua do Ferragial.
Designed by Abraham John Architects, Villa in the Palms is named after the 19 towering coconut palms that thrived for decades on the land, which dictated the villa’s concept and footprint.
Optimal climate control can make any home a haven. With one half of the client couple hailing from the UK, Anderson Architecture’s brief for a new house was clear.
This extension to an existing Victorian home in Port Melbourne was primarily driven by the client’s desire for light filled living & working spaces connected to the outdoors, whilst also accommodating an elderly family member to comfortably age in place.
Designed by ODOS Architects the Morehampton Mews Houses are situated on a tight laneway, these four mews houses give little away to the street of their interlocking light filled floor plates.
An innovative indoor sleeping pod for homeless people has been designed by architects Reed Watts. Launching at the 999 Club’s night shelter in Deptford.
A couple with property on a cove overlooking the ocean asked Bates Masi + Architects for a house that would be comfortable for just the two of them the majority of the time.
Renovated and updated by Architectural Farm the brief for The Stiles Road House was to insulate and refurbish the original house and enlarge and improve the rear extension.
AaaM Architects designed a Christmas pavilion within the courtyard of a modernist heritage building in Hong Kong Central where color balloons could float freely within the space.