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Design: Poly Studio. By including usable living spaces along the length of the corridor we were able to give the client not only a study and storage, but also north facing spaces to live in with the ten by one a half metre corridor.
Design: 07BEACH, architects: A delightful light interior designed for people who love their dogs….in their home. The client really loved their two dogs, they now even have a staircase for them!
Design: Omar Gandhi Architect. Sitting atop a hillside adjacent to the Inverness Harbour and MacIsaac’s Pond, the cedar clad minimalist gable of this residence overlooks the town of Inverness and the critically acclaimed Cabot Links golf course
YNAP has selected London rchitects Grimshaw to design a classy forward-thinking office reflecting the Group’s unique position at the junction of fashion and technology.
Design: Naturehumaine, architects. Having bought a beautiful plot of wooded land in Quebec’s Eastern Townships, the client dreamt of building a country house that would be in perfect symbiosis with its natural environment.
Design Team: Tim Cheng, Hui Ren, Xin Qi. CHAO is a boutique-style hotel situated in the hustling Sanlitun. The design inspiration for the 180 rooms and five different room types is from the “Nest” of animals.
Design: Tiago do Vale Arquitectos. Recent American Architecture Prize winner, this distinctive building documents local history and combines 19th century Portuguese architecture and urban design with an unexpected alpine influence.
Design: kahrtel, architects
Unassuming in its appearance, this minimalistic residential dwelling negates the tendency for over detailing through the clever execution of simple forms balanced with contrasting colours.
Design: Thomas Winwood Architecture. Contained by a stone clad boundary wall, with the temple in the north east and the shared spaces in the heart of the property. The buildings have been arranged and constructed to create an airy, tranquil and easy feeling.
Architects: Lin Kaixin Design
In order to create a clean, concise space with affinity, the designer applies traditional white wall and grey tile tone into the space, and matches with the warm wood colour.
Design: Main Office. The concept of the interior is following the line of simplicity. Situated in the city-center of Gothenburg, Sweden, it is placed in a historical building from the 17th century.
Design: MRTN Architects. By including usable living spaces along the length of the corridor we were able to give the client not only a study and storage, but also north facing spaces to live in with the ten by one a half metre corridor.
Design: Dorrington Atcheson Architects. This tight site in Kohimarama granted the possibility to design a house on a reduced platform that dropped off to a cliff and pocket of native bush.
Design: i29 interior architects
A former garage space in the de Pijp area, turned into a spacious house naturally lit by large roof lights. The interior with a generous 230 sqm on one floor level is finished in a simple material palette.
This Missouri residence design by Studio Build is located in the Westside neighborhood, within walking distance of downtown Kansas City. By approaching the house on axis with the interior circulation, the order of the house is established immediately.
Design: Irving Smith Jack Architects. From a context of accrued simple shed-esk dwellings in an isolated and south facing New Zealand coastal surf community, a strategy of sequencing building ‘sets’ (aka surf) was generated to scale new form to its surrounds
Architects: Lin Kaixin Design
In the riverside teahouse, the “teahouse is whispering, smart and contemporary, whereas the river is running, thick and ancient. When the two are in organic combination, they are no longer independent individuals, but one in whole”.