When architecture takes on the vibrancy and rich diversity of nature, it will never be perceived as alien. As part of a special hotel project, noa* has incorporated features that will evoke memories, dreams and perhaps a touch of adventure in every guest.
Floating home by i29 architects is part of Schoonschip, a new floating village of 46 households that aims to create Europe’s most sustainable floating community.
A 2,764.5 m2 residential complex in Wahroonga, in the Australian state of New South Wales, recently underwent a complete renovation programme involving all the residential parts of the site.
A room, 15 square meters only, in Milan turns into a place with a strong stylistic imprint, a pop soul and a skilful mix of colors, furnishings and surfaces.
The modern and minimal design of the architectural structure is skilfully softened by the natural materials employed, such as wood and stone, which lend the residence an organic and eco-friendly allure.
The Mexico and Sweden based studio MAIN OFFICE has recently expanded and revived Villa Pelícanos, an existing residential complex dating from the ‘80s, and nestled in the tropical landscape of Mexico’s West Coast.
Gretaproject, Russian Architecture and Design studio started in 2010, had an interesting task: to create a light, fashionable, cozy interior for Chicken Mafia fast-food restaurant in Moscow, Russia.
In Rome, in the heart of the Appio Latino district a few steps from the Caffarella Park, the Rome-based duo La Macchina Studio transforms a 1950s apartment into a surreal set where reality and fiction coexist in a quasi-theatrical scene.
With a purist design approach and modest materials, Bedaux de Brouwer and i29 designed a villa that has a luxurious quality, without being pretentious.
Studio Piet Boon was commissioned to create a timeless total concept for a Dutch office space. The design intent for this barn-like structure was inspired by farms in the surrounding area.
Designed by Mexican firm Francisco Pardo Arquitecto, the Villas Escondida are located 50 meters from the Pacific Ocean, on a cliff-top overlooking the bay of Puerto Escondido in Mexico
The main intention of the Maison Ave Courcelette project was to improve the relationship of the interior spaces with the exterior courtyard while highlighting elements from the original construction.
For the facade of the new building, Diezinger Architekten chose tiles from the Agrob Buchtal system KeraTwin K20 in the elegant rectangular format of 15 x 75 centimetres.
In the heart of the Mandrione area, the vivid neighbourhood of Rome-East, poignant to actors and poets, Dylan Tripp's home-atelier nestles among the Felice Aqueduct’s arches
Il progetto si basa su un intervento di inversione compositiva, che porta all’esterno, smaterializzandolo, un piccolo volume rustico preesistente dando vita ad una nuova funzione sul territorio.
