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MU Architecture has recently completed its latest residential project in Saint-Hyppolite, Quebec, Canada. The Break Residence, located in the Laurentians area of Quebec, is built on the beach of Lake Revdor and presents itself differently depending on whether it is viewed from above or below the surface. This opulent home, which embodies the concept of […] More
LDH DESIGN has completed the design of the dining space of Xi Rui Restaurant. The 2253.4-square-meter restaurant outlines the light and structural aesthetics with calm and light luxury. Space, light, and structure are combined to intuitively represent relatively fixed objects, creating a deep sense of spatial depth. Wandering through it, the visitor will be enthralled by the space, […] More
Land Morphology has recently completed works the expansion to the Leach Botanical Garden in Portland, Oregon. The first phase of Leach Botanical Garden’s twenty-year Master Plan has now been completed. The proposal comprises a number of new, dynamic gardens as well as the foundation for more garden growth, a potential new administrative structure, and a […] More
Frari studio has recently completed works on its latest residential project in Vagos, Portugal – House 109. Its shape helps to create protection for a very busy road and this street movement gives movement inside for a unique family experience. The National Road EN109, one of the city’s main thoroughfares, is just in front of […] More
STIPFOLD has unveiled its latest residential architectural project – STRAGON. STRAGON is a modern, minimalist design showcasing a perfect blend of form and function. The house is surrounded by beautiful almond gardens, mountain ranges, and a picturesque view of Tbilisi. It is located in the town of Tskneti, in the eastern region of Georgia. The […] More
Spanish interior design studio Denys & Von Arend has just completed the interior design project of the headquarters of Oca Global, located in Sant Cugat del Vallés (Barcelona). A family business with a global focus on industrial inspection and certification has established its headquarters in an imposing facility of more than 4000 square meters. ” The will […] More
MXMA Architecture & Design has completed the renovation project of the Prince Philip house, a typical 1960s house that had already been enhanced by a contemporary addition. The fundamental challenge of this project was to combine the architectural styles of two distinct eras to produce an ensemble that was harmonious, elegant, and well-integrated with its […] More
Multidisciplinary ADAT Studio has unveiled Opera169, a six-story residential building in Washington Heights, Manhattan. The new project is being completed by Harrest, a global real estate development firm, and intends to optimize outdoor areas and foster a sense of community in a lush and historic New York neighborhood. Washington Heights is seen as a […] More
Toru Arquitectos have recently completed work on their latest residential project in Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico – San Martín House. On the client’s request, the single-family home was constructed on a plot in the city of Querétaro that had a very desirable location. Since it didn’t have a final user when it was designed and […] More
ACDF Architecture was commissioned by american video game publisher 2K to design its Montreal office. 2K wanted an office that stood out in Montreal, a hotspot for gaming firms. As a point of departure, ACDF experimented with dimensions, sightlines, and a monochromatic color scheme while drawing inspiration from mid-century domestic architecture. Over the course of […] More
Zone of Utopia Architecture and Mathieu Forest Architecte designed the Ice Cubes Cultural Tourist Center in Xinxiang, China. The center serves as the district’s architectural highlight and will be home to a future indoor ski slope as well as other winter sports facilities. The project’s goal is to develop a potent urban indicator that unites […] More
Brooks + Scarpa have unveiled the design for HUB 32, a 65-unit mid-rise residential building in Chicago. The inspiration came from American patchwork quilting traditions, as exemplified by the Gee’s Bend abstract geometric style, which was influenced by newspaper and magazine collages used as insulation on the inside walls of early rural American homes. The […] More