Darling Point Duplex / Madeleine Blanchfield Architects
Darling Point Apartment involved reworking a top floor apartment and adding a new rooftop pavilion. The existing red brick building 60’s building retains a sense of its character internally.
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Darling Point Apartment involved reworking a top floor apartment and adding a new rooftop pavilion. The existing red brick building 60’s building retains a sense of its character internally.
The Prospect Park South Residence was meticulously designed to foster maximum social interaction, catering to the homeowner Hobrecker’s passion for cooking and entertaining guests.
Located in the south of France, between Montpellier and the sea, the project involved the conversion of a warehouse into housing. The aim was to improve the building and its relationship with the environment …
With a striking correlation to its industrial neighborhood, this Manhattan condominium radiates a calm energy in the midst of a vibrant tableau. The open plan makes the apartment initially appear as one sweeping expanse
Very few locations in Warsaw can be said to be truly impressive! At the top of them is undoubtedly the tenement house on Foksal Street, which stands as one of the city’s most important architectural gems.
The architectural design of the space centers around a spacious living area distinguished by its contemporary and refined aesthetic. The flooring throughout the BLL Apartment is crafted from oak wood, lending a timeless elegance to the interiors.
Lim + Lu, the New York-founded multidisciplinary design practice, announces the transformation of an 1,800 square feet apartment in metropolitan Hong Kong.
The VB house is located in the center of Florence, in Santa Croce neighborhood. The project works on the internal distribution of space to host its two young owners, and part of their professional activity.
The reconstruction deals with a 125 m2 apartment located in a functionalist house by Eugen Rosenberg made of a reinforced concrete skeleton near Strossmayer Square in Prague.