Design: Leopolis Architecture Group Project: Great Britain apartment Location: Lviv, Ukraine Great Britain Apartment was designed for the young couple that keeps up with times and soon plans to expand their family. The apartment is located in a new residential complex “Great Britain” in L’viv at the top, fifth floor. The developer provided two rooms and […]
Designed by Suyama Peterson Deguchi, River Residence is a serene shelter embracing the natural beauty of the rugged mountain area. The complex program for a retired couple included a guest wing and extended outdoor living areas.
Inspired by simple, mid-century modern design. Full-sun and changing light. Panoramic views of Russian River. Walls of windows/sliders. Glorious moon & sun rises. Privacy. No nearby neighbors ever. Wine Country kitchen. Large master. Outdoor shower & hot tub. Wood stove. Plentiful parking with easy access. Low maintenance. Metal roof. Quality weather resistant siding. Public utilities.
Emerson House is an old house completely renovated by Make King, a Portland, Oregon based interior and home design firm founded by Brandt and Chelsea Kaemingk.
Architects: Hiroyuki Ito Architects Project: Tatsumi Apartment Project Team: Hiroyuki Ito, Junko Uehara, Kanako Takatsuka Facility Design: Yutaka Murase Location: Tokyo, Japan Area: 59.49 m2 Photography: Masao Nishikawa Tatsumi Apartment is a minimal concrete home located in Tokyo, Japan, designed by Hiroyuki Ito Architects. The site faces not only a wide street with heavy traffic
Architects: RMW Architecture & Interiors Project: Sunset Magazine Offices Principal in Charge: Terry Kwik Location: Oakland, California, USA Area: 16,800 sq ft Photography: Jasper Sanidad RMW Architecture & Interiors have designed the new Sunset magazine offices in Oakland, California. Sunset magazine has influenced West Coast culture since it was founded in 1898 as a promotional
LABLstudio has designed this ethereal loft in the heart of Tribeca, that combines relaxed femininity with modern accents. Photos by Matthew Williams
This residence’s occupancy program has been fragmented into four pavilions, according to an organic plan, freeing a central space that looks completely outward. A little like the “heart of a village”, this space links the other building bodies, geometrically distinct from each other.
