Designed by Two Five Five Architects, Kalm Residence in Linden, Randburg, showcases a unique vision for sustainable and communal living. This project thoughtfully merges two distinct homes on one shared property, emphasizing both individuality and collective community living.
Designed by Barbara Dundes, the Brooklin Apartment seamlessly combines functionality with elegance, specifically tailored to fulfill the unique requests and expectations of its residents. The clients—a couple with distinctive tastes—desired an open yet functional living space, reflecting both Chilean hospitality and contemporary aesthetics.
Benihana restaurant masterfully fuses Japanese cultural values with Parisian sophistication. The design actively embraces humility and warm hospitality while delivering an atmosphere that is both refined and inviting. By integrating the Japanese concept of Omotenashi with the French ‘Art de Recevoir’, the restaurant creates an environment where every detail is thoughtfully curated to enhance the guest experience.
Our vision for The Green House was to create a living haven that connects seamlessly with nature, while conveying elegance and timelessness. From the outset, Churchill Architects designed this home to embrace the surrounding land and bush, resulting in a space that harmoniously balances form and function.
Paddo Pool Terrace by Luigi Rosselli Architects transforms a historic Paddington terrace into a vibrant, multigenerational home. This project reinterprets the layered history of the row house, blending past and present in a way that honors its heritage while embracing modern needs.
Corfu House seamlessly connects modern architecture with its breathtaking natural surroundings. Designed to offer unobstructed 180-degree views of the sea and landscape, the villa creates a unique living experience that harmonizes comfort with nature.
1211 East Eleventh, designed by Furman & Keil Architects, anchors the vibrant heart of East Austin. Situated at the corner of 11th and Navasota, this building sets the tone for the area’s bustling pedestrian-oriented commercial strip while overlooking the park-like Texas State Cemetery.
Before architect James K.M. Cheng reshaped the Vancouver skyline with crystalline towers like the Shangri-La and Fairmont Pacific Rim, he crafted a modernist retreat that embraced raw nature, light, and simple forms.
