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Design: Prentiss + Balance + Wickline Architects. The house was built to be both a place to gather for large dinners with friends and family as well as a cozy home for the couple when they are there alone.
Tabanlıoğlu Architects, known for producing internationally relevant, contemporary architecture across the world has embarked on the restoration works of one of Istanbul’s most prominent libraries; Beyazıt Public Library with its rare books and manuscript collection.
Design: AZO. Sequeira Arquitectos Associados Lda. The Bonfim House is intended for a young family living in the city. This family desired a functional home with large, cleared areas with 4 floors and about 450sqm.
Just moved home or about to renovate your living and kitchen space? The trend for opening up a property – removing walls to get that amazing feeling of space, as well as making your mark on your home or a new house – continues to grow.
Architects: Lukstudi. Based on the original “noodle rack” concept, Lukstudio has created a layered experience at the Longxiaobao flagship restaurant in Beijing where dining areas are shaped by multiple steel frames and wires.
Design: Dow Jones Architects – Wood Awards 2016 Building Shortlisted. This project redevelops the crypt at Christ Church Spitalfields, a Grade I listed building by Nicholas Hawksmoor, completed in 1729, and widely regarded as his masterpiece.
Architect: Christopher Polly. An articulated two-storey framed volume is sensitively stitched to the rear original fabric, while retaining its front Federation masonry and hipped envelope as part of its environmental, economic and planning values.
Design: ACDF Architecture. The “Blanche” Chalet, whose name evokes the spirit of the vernacular houses of the region, is situated in La Malbaie’s area of the “Terrasses Cap à l’Aigle”.
Design: Footprint Architects. Set on the edge of the New Forest, Footprint Architects’ latest residential project is the completion of an extension to a 1960s bungalow.
Design: Kilogram Studio, Architects. Two spaces are unified with a dark finished ceiling and floor, as well as a continuous row of sign lights that create the sensation of being outdoors under a night sky.
Design: Tropical Space, Architects: The Terra Cotta Studio, located next to Thu Bon river in Dien Ban district of Quang Nam Province has a particular architectural structure.
Design: OOIIO Architecture. We understand this project as an exercise to get a good house, non expensive and functional, in a large enough plot, able to get all the client brief in only one level.
Design by Fox Johnston Architects. In an area where many houses are monumental, inward looking and truly ‘larger than life’, this family home overlooking Sydney’s iconic Balmoral Beach presents as something of a paradox
Design: Blaze Makoid Architecture, Architects. The homeowners wanted to see the water as they drove up to the house: a glass cube at the center of the home forms the living room and affords views from the driveway straight through to the bay.
Design: Ideograf Architectural Studio. Situated in a unique space which is the Old Town in Gdańsk, the Almond Hotel is the construction of the total area of 7500 sqm. It joins the functions of a hotel, restaurant, and a spa & wellness complex
Design: Buchan Group Architects. Work has begun on a $74 m development masterplan for the Shellharbour Workers Club that will not only transform the long-standing clubhouse, but also deliver an extensive range of new community facilities.
The arhiDOT architectural practice wanted an unconventional and representative space, small and manageable, a place where we’ll feel more at home than at the office, providing a direct contact with the street and the city.