Taguá Arquitetura has designed this stunning private residence in Cabreúva, Brazil. The house has a 350 m2 built area and is situated in a residential condominium in the city of Cabreva, in the interior of So Paulo. It has a construction system made of soil-cement/ecological brick with some features made of exposed concrete and steel. The […] More
Reigo & Bauer, a Canadian design firm, has left bustling Toronto after 18 years in search of greener pastures in rural Ontario. Merike and Stephen Bauer, the company’s founders and partners, recognized the potential for living a balanced, healthy lifestyle amidst the beauty of nature while still being close to the city, as well as […] More
The Toronto-based architectural firm Atelier SUN recently completed its latest renovation project – Harty House. The design solves the problem of transforming a cookie-cutter builder home into a simple and serene living area. The house was built in the 1980s during the mass-produced construction craze in Ajax, a city on the eastern edge of Toronto, […] More
Markéta Bromová architekti radically transformed a multi-room apartment into an open space, using structural and technical elements of the original architecture. Boxes of various sizes and finishes are inserted into the space, separating different functions and hiding utilities. Dominating the space is a green scalloped box that separates the private from the social zones, while […] More
Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter have recently completed Stage 1 & 2 of Favn Klyngetun, a housing project in Hafjell, Norway. Mosetertoppen is a new project at Hafjelltoppen that will house approximately 1000 people. The project will be both traditional and innovative. Tradition for incorporating the best of the cultural landscape and constructing art. Innovation to contribute […] More
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
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
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
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