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VERDIN Specialty Coffee Shop / OHIO Estudio

VERDIN Specialty Coffee Shop / OHIO Estudio

Nestled in Buenos Aires’ vibrant Colegiales neighborhood, VERDIN Specialty Coffee Shop by OHIO Estudio creates a sensory oasis that celebrates both specialty coffee and plant-based pastries. From its desaturated green façade to its terracotta limestone floors, every design choice reflects VERDIN’s commitment to environmental respect and organic living.

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River Island Villa / Jishang Space Design

Perched on a river island in Wenzhou City, the River Island Villa by Jishang Space Design offers a bold yet nurturing retreat enveloped by water and mountain vistas. Moreover, lead designer Ding Jilin drew directly from the surrounding landscape—its flowing currents, dappled light, and verdant slopes—to craft a 1,000 m² home that feels both grounded and poetic.

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Mid-Century Modern Update: A Family Home Reinvented

Set in a tranquil, tree-lined neighborhood, this custom mid-century modern residence has been thoughtfully upgraded to meet the everyday needs of a growing family. Moreover, Klopf Architecture respected the original 1950s spirit—its clean lines, generous volumes, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow—while introducing new spaces and connections that enhance comfort, function, and the overall quality of life.

Hackney House / Architecture for London

Hackney House: A Victorian Terrace Reborn

Nestled in the heart of East London, Hackney House by Architecture for London transforms a tired early-Victorian terrace into a warm, sustainable family sanctuary. By blending period charm with modern interventions, the project delivers generous living spaces, seamless indoor-outdoor connections, and cutting-edge environmental performance.

Penthouse in Rosh HaAyin / Tzvia Kazayoff

Penthouse in Rosh HaAyin: A Model of Livable Luxury

Tucked atop a new residential development in Rosh HaAyin, Israel, this penthouse stands as more than just another show unit—it is a fully furnished, meticulously crafted home designed to showcase the pinnacle of high-end living. Although it spans 145 m² (1,560 ft²) of interior space and boasts a generous 66 m² (710 ft²) balcony with sweeping vistas, it is deliberately not for sale.

Scholarly Mountain-view Villa / Jishang Space Design

Scholarly Mountain-view Villa / Jishang Space Design

Jishang Space Design’s Scholarly Mountain-View Villa in Hangzhou redefines residential architecture by placing human needs at its core. Rather than imposing a fixed program, lead designer Ding Linji created a three-storey, 700 m² home that adapts to its inhabitants’ evolving habits.

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