Discover stunning apartment building designs from around the globe. This category features innovative, sustainable, and modern residential structures that redefine urban living. Perfect for architects, developers, and design enthusiasts, explore a variety of styles and concepts that showcase the best in contemporary apartment architecture. Stay inspired with the latest trends and ideas for creating efficient and aesthetically pleasing apartment buildings.
The Hope Center & Berkeley Way Apartments, a transformative project in downtown Berkeley, addresses a critical need for housing and supportive services in a transit-rich area. This initiative aims to create an “awesome Continuum of Housing” that is deeply integrated into the fabric of the downtown community
Innsbruck Multi-House is a thoughtfully designed multi-generational residence situated in a historic suburb of Innsbruck, Austria. Located on a quiet street, the project skillfully bridges the gap between single-family dwellings and medium-density housing.
The Bata Shoe Factory in Batawa, located 175 km east of Toronto on the Trent River, serves as a testament to Sonja Bata’s vision of revitalizing the town into a sustainable community adapted to 21st-century living.
The completion of Republica in Amsterdam-Noord marks a new chapter in the transformation of Buiksloterham, from an industrial park to a vibrant work-living community.
After a much-needed repositioning of a 1990s-era residential tower, Anagram NoMad offers the convenience of communal amenities that are typically found in one of the neighborhood’s boutique hotels
Babayants Architects was assigned to design public spaces in two out of ten residential towers in the new Republic residential district in the heart of Moscow.
To deal with the form of a residential building in the middle of a small village, not a city, was an interesting challenge for us. The existing non-functional production area was also losing its sense in this location in terms of urban planning
The first of two Merge housing projects referred to by their location on Condor Street, this project might be more aptly described as an albatross: a problem of development pressures and site demands solved through subtle formal and material strategies.
