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The Bourdages-Cloutier apartment is a residential renovation project where the concept of design has developed around the duality between the stage and the backstage. Starting from this analogy took shape this apartment on the rue Masson, in Montreal.
This renovated apartment is located in a preserved Bauhaus building built in the 1930s in Tel-Aviv. The family apartment is located in the heart of Tel-Aviv, overlooking one of the most beautiful boulevards in the city next to Israel’s national theater “Habima”.
The goal of this project was to transform an existing storage on the roof of a residential apartment to a livable place. Considering the fact that existing space was very limited, design team initial concept was to incorporate all the residential required spaces in such a small space.
With the experience of the previous projects in mind, this time we decided to do away with anything that we considered to be superfluous, leaving us with a clean, structural enclosure and granting a greater degree of freedom.
The inspiration for this apartment draws from the culturally-vibrant Barcelona life and high-end fashion. The eclectic palette of rich, quality materials adds integrity and authenticity to the space.
They came to our studio with their vision of the apartment. Martyna in love with the Scandinavian style wanted a flat in white and gray, while Mateusz wanted more modern but warm. We decided to try to combine their requirements in one project.
This industrial studio apartment is located in the old Khrushchev building in the Solomensky district of Kiev and belongs to the photographer Andrey Bezuglov. This bold interior design was conceived by architects Slava Balbek and Anna Kruglova
The Jardin apartment project occupies the lower level of a building on Mexico City’s west side. It generates a dialog between the newly constructed building and its environment, interweaving the project with its landscape and unifying indoors with outdoors.
