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Located in Rockdale, Sydney, Nexus blends seamlessly with its surroundings. The development was designed carefully considering the context and neighbourhood character, resulting in a harmonious relationship between natural and built elements. Fuse Architecture’s team vigilantly studied the desirable aspects of the area and designed a building that enhances the existing neighbourhood
Designed by Arq. cristian garbero the Health-Wellness Building and Academy 21, Córdoba, Argentina, project encompasses an innovative institutional, academic, and service-oriented program focused on creating new spaces for education and knowledge of the future
Tampopo Wimbledon Restaurant, southwest London Asian street-food hospitality by Jones Architecture + Design for popular Far Eastern restaurant and bar
2 new mews style dwellings built by DS Architecture, over 3 storeys on a very tight and technically demanding Dublin Street Lane South, Edinburgh site. Presenting 2 storeys to the lane, each house provides 3 bedrooms with living space elevated on the uppermost level, optimising aspect to the south through large glazed openings while maintaining privacy from street level
Studio Modijefsky was commissioned to carry out two projects at the Booking.com HQ in Amsterdam, including the Connectors, three areas that double as meeting room and spaces to unwind on the 6th, 7th and 8th floors.
Designed by Parsonson Architects, the Tukituki House sits on a large site located on the gentle lower slopes of Te Mata Peak that border the Tukituki River, NZ. It is formed of old river terraces and the richly fertile soil was one of the attractions
North of Brooklyn recently opened it’s 7th location on Avenue Road in in Toronto’s, York neighborhood. Balancing nostalgia and modernity, the interior captures the essence of the past while embracing present design sensibilities
Designed by Studio Y, Mjolner in Melbourne, Australia, is drinking and dining like a Viking. Split between two floors, upstairs is a nod to Nordic design of bleached timber, light concrete render and grey toned upholsterers where downstairs plays homage to the festive after the feast in a darker, warmer space much like cellar
The Glyde_Bautovich designed, Via is a mixed use development comprises of 31 units with commercial/retail at ground level. Built within the local City of Ryde, Sydney, area this buildings main concept was to make a new public space activated by commercial/retail uses
Administrator House is located on O’Connell Street in central Auckland, NZ. Part of a busy commercial street, this two – storied building forms as important part of the historical urban fabric. Rogan Nash Architects began working on this project it was in the midst of a seismic upgrade and was in a state of disrepair but now, fully renovated
Renovated by NMD Studio, Apartamento AN located in one of the main arteries of Lisbon,Portugal, the apartment has an Art Nouveau influence that balances with more contemporary intervention and furniture.
Vanport Building Portland State University design by SRG Partnership, USA – collective commitment to enhance this Oregon city through sustainable and responsible development, four significant institutions join together to share workplace resources
The plot of this apartment is a classic example of narrow and deep plots in the city of Porto, in Portugal. The urban fabric of Porto’s historic core is made up of plots measuring just 6 or 8 meters in front, set in very deep blocks
