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  • Social Housing In Bergen by Rabatanalab

    Architecture office Rabatanlab did the project for social housing in a unique area of Bergen in Norway. Located just outside the historic city centre on the south side of Store Lungegårdsvannet near the Møllendal River, the site has a long history as an industrial area, including milling back to the Middle Ages, and storage for the city’s […] More

  • White House by Studio MK27

    Take a look at  this minimalistic residence designed by Studio MK27 on a beautiful Brazilian beach, on the northern coast of São Paulo. All of the ambients have floor to ceiling window frames, like true walls of sliding glass, to create a pleasant thermal sensation and blur the division between interior and exterior. More

  • Dune House by Marc Koehler Architects

    Designed by Marc Koehler Architects in 2014, the Dune House was inspired by the Dune Landscape of one of the northern Dutch Islands. More photos after the jump. More

  • Seafront Apartment by Pitágoras Group

    Take a look at this beautiful wooden seafront Apartment situated in Povoa de Varzim, Portugal designed in 2015 by Pitágoras Group. More images after the jump. More

  • Swedish interior design on Nordhemsgatan 31 A

    Take a look at this beautifully styled light-filled Swedish apartment on Nordhemsgatan 31. Two high windows fill the living room with light while they, along with the generous ceiling height and the wide opening to the kitchen, create a wonderfully airy atmosphere. The walls are painted white and, like the rest of the apartment, it […] More

  • Kezmarska Hut by Atelier 8000

    Take a look at the Atelier 8000 proposal for a design of a lodge located in the high Tatra mountains of Slovakia. The project consists of a cube volume rotated onto one of its corners. The Kezmarska Hut is intended to be a sustainable dwelling for high terrain adventurers during all seasons of the year, able […] More

  • Circular Pavillon by Encore Heureux

    Encore Heureux designed the Circular Pavilion, a temporary building in Paris, made with recycled materials.It will host exhibitions, workshops, lectures and debates on the parvis de l’Hôtel de Vill. At the beginning of 2016, the pavilion will be dismantled and reinstalled permanently in Paris’ 14th district as a sports association’s clubhouse. More

  • Pasticceria Marchesi in Monte Napoleone by Roberto Baciocchi Architects

    PRADA worked on the new address for the iconic Pasticceria Marchesi in the prestige via Monte Napoleone in Milan where in charge of the design were Roberto Baciocchi Architects. This is the first expansion for the Pasticceria Marchesi which is a symbol of excellence in the city, with 191 year old tradition the pastry shop is synonymous to excellence. Therefore […] More

  • What’s Inside The Old Chapel In Mill Bank?

    The Old Chapel In Mill Bank from the beginning of 19th century located in West Yorkshire (United Kingdom) is a Grade II listed property. While it is out of service and not run by a church  congregation anymore, the Chapel facade as a listed property had to remain intact. Not only that, but anybody who […] More

  • Philharmonie de Paris by Jean Nouvel Is Now Open

    The plans for the much talked about Philharmonie de Paris were first revealed seven years ago, the project by Jean Nouvel has immediately received harsh criticism. Not so much for the design (which was in its own right praised) but instead for the massive spending costs planned in advance for the project. The initial cost estimate for the project […] More

  • Asymmetric House by SNARK x OUVI

    Talk about a good use of space, Japanese studios SNARK and OUVI designed a three story house in a mere space of 6×13 meters. The restricted nature of the plot – measuring six meters long and 13 meters wide, and with three-storey buildings on either side – prompted the architects to integrate ceiling voids, set […] More

  • House of Eight Gardens by Goko

    Eight glass-walled gardens offer views of greenery to the occupants of this minimally furnished house in Cuernavaca, Mexico, by architecture firm Goko. The open-air spaces that give the project its name, House of Eight Gardens, were incorporated into the design by Mexico City-based Goko to enable daylight to illuminate the interior, as well to introduce elements of nature. “Our goal was to create a […] More

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