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Design: Tziallas Omeara Architecture Studio. The aim for this project was to design an extension for a heritage listed Bowral cottage – one which was discreet and distinct, but also allow the original cottage to appear unchanged from the street.
Design: Strachan Group Architects. Having bought a farm building in Karaka, near Auckland, NZ, the clients wanted to convert the building into a 3 bedroom home with space for guests. They wanted a contemporary house that would blend in with the surroundings.
Architects: Poly Studio. White Delight House, in the Melbourne inner-city suburb of Prahran, consists of a new contemporary verandah inserted at the back of a Victorian weatherboard villa.
Design: SAOTA, Architects. 109 Hatfield Street is located in gardens near the vibrant City Bowl in Cape Town, and is surrounded by iconic landmarks like Table Mountain, Lions Head and Parliament.
Design: BURO II & ARCHI+I, architects
These two multi-storey properties respect the scale of the adjacent residential centre. Both buildings optimally integrate in the landscape as a result of their underground garage and the planting of dune grasses.
Design: C.DD
The Hemingzhou Hotspring Resort & Spa is located away from the hustle and bustle in cities. The developer’s aim is to build a resort for ecological recuperating and resting the visitor’s mind and body.
Design: Adelfio Anello Architetti. Design of the buvette of theatre and the bookshop in the adjoining room overlooking Piazza Verdi, in order to achieve a cafe open to the city, even outside of the show times and a bookshop with merchandising for the theater.
Design: Bourgeois / Lechasseur architects. The name, Altaïr House, refers to the brightest star in the Aquila constellation. Altaïr House is located in Cap-à-l’Aigle, in the region of Charlevoix. Altaïr means “The Flying Eagle.” The building appears discrete from the street, but unfolds toward the river away from the street, as though ready to take flight.
Architects: Estudio Branco Delrio Arquitectos. The Casa Das Preguicosas is located in the outskirts of Coimbra, a single family homes area. The site currently enjoys far stretching views
Design: Deture Culsign, Architecture+Interiors. Take a walk on the one-mile beach of this 12-key 200 acre eco-resort, and you might see an elliptical shaped bamboo wrapped platform balanced between the canopy of palms above and the green shrubbery below.
Design: Rafael Guastavino Moreno
This impressive Catalan building has circular structure with a rectangular stage area. The distinguishing feature of the building is the 17-m diameter Catalan vault over the main hall. The shallow dome’s structure is a double layer of ceramic tiles.
Architects: Estudio Branco Delrio Arquitectos. The task for this project was to convert some agricultural buildings into a weekend home for a four generation family. Thereby the usual program of creating a single-family house.
Design: brandt + simon architekten. The atypical facade of green tiles makes this house an outstanding element of the urban fabric. At the same time as being unusual the busy passerby will not necessarily notice the greenish structure blending with the vegetation in the space between the neighboring buildings.
Design: SADAR+VUGA, architects with student design team. Building interior renovation designed at a student workshop at Ljubljana’s Faculty of Architecture. The interactive space project used a complex programmatic and spatial reconstruction.