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  • Pyrenees Cottage by Marc Mogas

    Architect Marc Mogas designed a small summer house which was intended as a mountain shelter: a home of few meters, low technology and built with a limited palette of materials located in a small residential area in the Pyrenees. Take a look at the complete story below. More

  • Water torture in your home

    There’s an age-old theory which says that “water created mankind to transport it to places it could not get to alone”. While ‘we’ may have done this, we didn’t invite it into our homes to wreak havoc as it so commonly does. Insurance companies will cover water damage – dependant if the criteria meet their […] More

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    How to Spruce Up Your Bedroom on a Budget

    Fancy rejuvenating your bedroom without paying out a fortune? There are lots of alternative ways to refresh your interior that don’t cost a lot of money and we’ll take a look at a few ideas that could transform your boudoir on a budget: More

  • Red Square House by ArchiWorkshop

    Discover Red Square House in Bucheon, a suburb of Seoul, by ArchiWorkshop. The clients wanted a home where three generations can live – grandparents, a young couple and their children One of the great charms of rural houses is that there are gardens. Young couples expressed their desire to use both the first floor garden and the terrace […] More

  • Up-Pell House by A D lab

    Discover Up-Pell house in central singapore by A D lab architects. As is the case in many countries, Singapore’s residential architecture can no longer rely on idyllic sites and spectacular views to inform its spaces.  The scarcity of land for private houses has led to a reality of less-than-perfect plots.  Although surrounded by heavy greenery along the perimeter of […] More

  • Lollipop House by Moon Hoon

    Lollipop House by Seoul-based practice Moon Hoon is a single family dwelling in Giheung-Gu, Korea.  Wrapped in a colorful facade of metal panels, the house evokes the imagery of child’s candy. Interior is organized around a central stair with seven different living levels. See more after the jump: More

  • Vinegar Hill Apartment by General Assembly

    General Assembly architects designed the interior of this stunning penthouse by using as many natural materials as possible. After trying and failing to find an apartment with character, the owners of this space opted to combine two fairly lifeless new development apartments and renovate to perfectly suit their style. Bringing in as many natural materials […] More

  • Home Improvements That Give the Greatest Investment

    Dressing a house helps to sell it faster, and for a higher price. Knowing what to do to help your home look the best and be in good shape is the ideal place to begin. Read the 8 home improvement tips, that Harlands recommends doing before you put your home up to sell: More

  • Why You Should Pay More Attention to That Water Leak

    If you are a home owner, you have undoubtedly come across several home maintenance issues over the course of owning your home. From HVAC and plumbing issues, to issues with drafty windows and doors, you always should be prepared for anything that may present itself. Water damage is one of them. If you suspect that […] More

  • Who Pays For a Fence Between Properties?

    If you are looking to have a fence constructed between your property and that of your neighbour you may be wondering who should pay for it. The same question may arise if you already have a fence but it’s in need of repair or it needs to be replaced. You may think that the cost […] More

  • Boerum Hill Townhouse by General Assembly

    General Assembly Architects designed an extension and fully renovated Brooklyn townhouse. We bumped out the bottom two floors into the rear yard, using the extra room to create a wide open living area upstairs and enlarge the master suite downstairs.  We designed full height windows to flood the entire space with light and air. In […] More

  • Fairhaven Beach House by John Wardle Architects

    Discover the impressive design for the Fairhaven Beach House in Australia by the renowned international architecture practice John Wardle Architects. GET INSPIRED – FIND MORE DREAM HOME PROJECTS ON ARCHISCENE The spatial journey through the house from arrival to view is choreographed to increase anticipation before reaching the main living space. As you step beneath […] More

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