Explore our diverse range of renovation projects that showcase creative transformations of various spaces. From modernizing historic homes to innovative updates in contemporary houses, our collection offers valuable insights and inspiration. Ideal for homeowners, architects, and designers, these projects highlight innovative design solutions and practical tips for enhancing functionality and aesthetics in any renovation endeavor. Whether you’re planning a small update or a complete overhaul, discover ideas to breathe new life into your living spaces.
Who does not love white? How much white can be used in an apartment? It is true that white requires more attention and is more difficult to maintain, but in the same time it turns the old into new, refreshes the space and supports light.
For the expansion and rearrangement of Lilley Residence, an old Victorian house, the owner turned to the architects and designers from Techne Studio in Melbourne, Australia. His desire was to create harmony between the Victorian architecture and an interior with contemporary design and also to highlight the generous proportions of the house. The extension was
BUS is a bus stop in Baltimore, USA, in which we find the letters B, U and S as some large sized sculptures. Each letter has 14 meters high and 7 meters wide. These huge letters are actually the space where you expect the bus to arrive, but also, they are a mean of recreation
This refurbishment project was carried out by Dom Arquitectura Company in a small village from La Cerdanya, Catalonia region, Spain. The heart of the village is formed of 20 traditional houses, surrounded by agricultural lands. Following the specific of the traditional farms, this property is formed of several bodies, including agricultural annexes built around an exterior yard.
In 2013, Yolanda the designer from Errepila, moves into her grandparents’ house, situated in a small village in Madrid, away from the bustle of the city. Built in 1942, with 50 square meters a floor and a large courtyard, the house needed a comprehensive renovation in order to be inhabited.
This apartment is arranged in the bright attic of an old building from Berlin, located on a quiet pedestrian street with old trees, various cafes and shops. The total area of the apartment is 114 square meters, of which 98 square meters represent effectively the living space. The living room is merged with the kitchen
Swing Time is an interactive playscape formed of 20 illuminated ring-shaped swings. Howeler + Yoon Architecture proposes to the residents of Boston this new type of park where they can perform physical activities, in groups or individually. Swings are made from polypropylene and are illuminated with LEDs. The luminous intensity of the LEDs is controlled by
Coastal style is excellently represented by the design of this house in Ibiza, renovated by designer Nicolae Draghici that managed to achieve a dream retreat, thus materializing the owners wish.
