Hefferlin + Kronenberg Architects was commissioned to design a family retreat on the brow of the Cumberland Plateau, Tennessee, US. The Raven Crest House is very isolated which is one of the reasons this property was desirable to the homeowners who were looking for a retreat removed from urban life. The house is located on […]
Architects: TruexCullins Architecture Project: Lake Edge House Location: Northern Vermont, US Landscape design: Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture Photography: Jim Westphalen Studio Lake Edge House is positioned on a slender parcel of land alongside Lake Champlain. The architecture and site design address the idea of edge and emergence. This northern Vermont residence was recently completed by TruexCullins Architecture,
Woodshed Guest House is a residential project nestled in the foothills of the Green Mountains in Pomfret, Vermont.
Studiomama have created two stunning loft apartments in Stockholm’s medieval old town Gamla Stan. The 200sqm apartments started as derelict office space on the top floors of a 300 year old building in the heart of the city. In a minefield of regulations and restrictions they have worked with conservation specialists to craft beautiful modern
Designed by Wolf Design Studio, Roberto Lane house is a new 6,200 square foot residence in Bel Air, California. ​ This one-of-a-kind new construction is bathed in natural light and overlooking captivating city, canyon and partial ocean views. Custom built with no expense spared and only the finest materials and high end finishes, this 5
INpuls has designed the new offices of non-profit organization WFP Innovation Accelerator, located in Munich, Germany. Founded in 2016 in Munich, the WFP Innovation Accelerator is the originator of the initiative Zero Hunger by 2030, that inspires and support new ideas, tools and solutions that make sure no one goes hungry. An international team develops ideas
The skinnySCAR project shows how forgotten empty spaces in the city can be used. Each city has neglected spaces that can be upgraded to complete the urban fabric, while creating possibilities for new forms of urban living for the adventurous ones. As young architects, Gwendolyn Huisman and Marijn Boterman saw the potential and challenge of
This 150 sqm Budapesta industrial loft was designed by architects Golovach Tatiana & Andrey Kot. The apartment is located in an old garment factory building from 1928, in downtown Budapest, Hungary. The architects decided to remove the plaster to expose the brick, concrete and give the space an industrial look. Also decorative panels, plaster were used for the walls.
