Designer: Bartoli Design Project: 210 sqm Apartment Renewal Project Team: Arch. Carlo Bartoli, Arch. Anna Bartoli, Arch. Paolo Bartoli Location: Brianza, Italy Area: 210 sqm Photography: Diana Lapin Quite a radical renovation, Bartoli Design’s project for a couple with two teenagers that moved to Brianza, in a 210 sqm apartment placed on the top floor […]
In 1700, it was first reported that the coast of Maine had “as many islands as there are days in the year.” Thus, the Calendar Islands began to epitomize Maine living. Chebeague represents one of these islands and carries with it a rich history among the generations who call this place home.
Architects: TDO Architecture Project: Kenure House Location: Holland Park, London W11, UK Area: 200 sqm Photography: Ben Blossom Located a short distance from leafy Holland Park, Kenure House is a unique modern dwelling comprising of a Victorian townhouse and two adjoining mews houses. London architecture studio TDO was invited by developer Echlin to create this
Architects: BAM! Arquitectura Project: MeMo house Project Team: Gonzalo Bardach, Matias Mosquera Location: San Isidro, Provincia Buenos Aires, Argentina Area: 215.0 sqm Photography: Jeremias Thomas The MeMo house, which was built on a plot in San Isidro, in the northern part of the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina, was conceived on the premise of a
Architects: Scott Simons Architects Project: Pondicherry House Location: Mount Desert, Maine, USA Area: 2,950 SF Photography: Trent Bell The owners wanted a small house that touched the earth lightly. They are foresters and wanted the interiors to be made with all clear pine from their sustainable forests. Conservation easements required the house be sited 150
22 Billets House is a renovation project completed in 2016 by Norman D. Ward Architect. The house is located in Fort Worth, Texas.
The inspiration for this contemporary glass house was drawn from the estate rules that forbid the use of burglar bars. Toying with the idea of protecting a house that’s already secured led to the exploration of large cantilevered boxes enclosed by black steel bars.
ARTIKUL architects designed a small mobile hotel from used shipping containers. Its first location is on a surf campsite at the Elbe riverbank close to Litomerice, Czech Republic.
