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Richter architectes et associés have transformed two pavilions, Orl and Blum, at the Hospices Civils de Strasbourg into multifunctional spaces. These renovations accommodate the headquarters of a medical technologies company, a restaurant, a nursery, and an adaptable “third place.” The project highlights the integration of contemporary functionality into historical architecture. Reviving the Orl Pavilion The […] More
Richter Architectes et Associés recently completed a school complex in the newest sector of Mitry-Mory. Situated within an orthogonal and systematic urban grid, the development spans from Tremblay to the plains separating Mitry-le-Neuf from Mitry-Bourg. The design transforms educational spaces by prioritizing openness, greenery, and thoughtful functionality. An Integrated Approach to Learning Spaces The complex […] More
Casa do Sobreiro, or “The House of the Cork Oak” designed by Skemba is a single-family residence where a century-old Cork Oak tree shapes every aspect of its design. The name underscores the tree’s central role, highlighting how it defines the architectural vision rather than being a mere feature. Situated on a 730 square meter […] More
Nestled in the vibrant Puertochico neighborhood of Santander, Churri House is an architectural project by Zooco Studio that reimagines a late 19th-century residence within a collective housing building. With its intricate urban geometry and historical significance, the building boasts facades adorned with ornate moldings, muntin windows, and expansive wooden galleries. This renovation strikes a delicate […] More
The Boerum Hill townhouse, designed by Barker Architecture Office, showcases deep, atmospheric tones, sculptural forms, and intricate materials to create a welcoming yet dynamic home. Designed for a family of three who enjoy hosting, the home’s layout maximizes spaces for entertaining and provides comfort for visiting guests. The entry sets the tone with its rich […] More
Perched along the expansive shores of Quebec’s Lake Saint-Jean, The Cache is the latest project from Delordinaire Architects, developed in collaboration with Annie Sylvain Architects. This venture follows the acclaimed High House, a stilt residence unveiled in 2020, furthering the architects’ exploration of innovative residential design. With The Cache, Delordinaire presents a modular concept designed […] More
The Jirčany Fire Station by Studio SOA architekti draws from the archetype of rural barns, reflected in its rectangular form and gabled roof. Located on the outskirts of Dolní Jirčany, the station establishes a visual and spatial dialogue with the elementary school across the street. This thoughtful design ensures a connection between the station’s public […] More
The Itaúna House project embraces its foundation, a compact Oscar Niemeyer design situated within a bustling metropolitan area. By acquiring the neighboring property, the architects at Siqueira+Azul reimagined the space, integrating a lush garden characterized by both vertical and horizontal lines. This intervention not only expanded the property but also introduced a leisure annex that […] More
The White Fortress by TAEP/AAP takes inspiration from the traditional architecture of the Northern Gulf, emphasizing privacy and discretion. Surrounded by towering, thick walls, the residence offers protection from the harsh climate while concealing a serene and inviting interior. Organized around patios within a rectangular walled structure, the home reimagines timeless design principles through a […] More
Settled within Quebec’s Eastern Townships, Sutton House designed by Pelletier de Fontenay, is a reimagined residence that mixes history with modern design. Originally built in 1908, the stone house saw a modest expansion in the 1950s but remained largely untouched until this comprehensive renovation. Featuring heavy walls, oversized chimneys, and a manor-like geometry, the home’s […] More
Casa SA, designed by Sandro Ferreira Arquitectura, is a contemporary residential project located on a central street in Braga. The development replaces a dilapidated structure with a modern building that addresses contemporary living standards while improving the urban fabric. The project responds to the challenges of its site by offering innovative design solutions that improve […] More
The Linandes Mauves student residence in Cergy, designed by Graal Architectes, originally constructed in 1965 for the Crous, has undergone a thoughtful renovation. Comprising ten buildings centered around a planted courtyard, the complex previously featured communal spaces connected by a lobby. However, the condition of the structure and widespread asbestos presented significant challenges. Rather than […] More