More than fifteen years after completing Brise Soleil in 2009, Carter Williamson returned to the house to adapt its interiors to the changing needs of its owners. The residents wanted to remain in the home they knew, prompting an architectural response focused on accessibility, circulation and everyday use without replacing the qualities that had shaped […] More
Fashion retail architecture increasingly operates as a form of brand storytelling, yet the most compelling projects resist becoming mere backdrops for commerce. Rafael de Cárdenas, Ltd.’s design for SKIMS’ first standalone UK flagship on London’s Regent Street succeeds by placing spatial experience before spectacle, using architecture rather than decoration to construct identity. In a retail […] More
Bonsar Architects gives new purpose to a long-abandoned concrete structure in Tehran through the Artiman Residential Building. The original project proposed a fifteen-storey building with a classical architectural language. Construction stopped before completion and left an exposed frame disconnected from its surroundings and unsuited to contemporary residential life. RESIDENTIAL The studio treated the existing structure […] More
Studio Tunicate designed Apartment in a Room as a 20 m² unit for short-term rentals, with a brief that required simplicity, durability and strict control over cost. The project needed to respect the historic character of the space and create a calm interior beneath its vaulted ceiling. Since the studio had also worked on the […] More
Studio Lenka Milerová architektka transforms an old pigsty in Panoší Újezd into a compact summer house shaped by memory, rough materials and direct construction. The project began with Mrs. F., who owned a large house in the village. The property had grown too large for her needs, so she kept the former pigsty and a […] More
Hamish Vincent Design and Architecture for London reunite for Islington House, a refurbishment and extension in London’s Canonbury Conservation Area. The project sits on the southern side of St Paul’s Road, within a terrace of nine post war rebuilt houses. The Neo Georgian property gave the client the architectural character they wanted without the limitations […] More
UNODE Estudio reworks Casa AT through a full renovation of a terraced single family house in Aravaca, Madrid. A family asked for a ground floor that could support daily routines, gatherings with friends and a stronger connection to the garden. INTERIOR DESIGN Before the renovation, the ground floor carried a fragmented layout. A central column […] More
London Mansion Apartment by NENMAR occupies the ground floor of a residential building overlooking Battersea Park in London, United Kingdom, following a full interior renovation focused on spatial flow, natural light and a calm domestic setting for contemporary living. The project uses a refined material palette, custom joinery, tailored lighting and soft furnishings designed specifically […] More
Marcoux Mathern & Associés reshaped La Perle d’Azur in Cannes through a full architectural transformation focused on proportion, circulation and atmosphere. The villa, already recent in construction, needed a clearer spatial order. Its facades lacked unity, its entrance felt monumental yet cold, its thresholds carried too much force, and its proportions created uncertainty across the […] More
Dexamenes Seaside Hotel by K-Studio in Kourouta, Greece, carries a history tied to currants, wine and maritime trade. After Greece’s liberation in 1830, currant cultivation expanded rapidly and became the main export product of the Greek Kingdom. When the Currants’ Crisis hit in 1910, the trade collapsed, and producers needed new uses for unsold stock. […] More
Developed for RIVUS, Felixx Landscape Architects & Planners and UNS are transforming the former Carbochim industrial site in Cluj Napoca into a mixed use district organized around the Someș River. The project covers more than 16 hectares and draws on public consultation with residents to reconnect an inaccessible stretch of waterfront with the surrounding city. […] More
The University of Alberta has opened University Commons, a 405,000-square-foot adaptive reuse project designed by Zeidler Architecture. The renovation transforms the former Dentistry and Pharmacy building into a central campus destination for students, faculty, staff and visitors. Located at a prominent entrance to the North Campus, the building now serves as an accessible point of […] More