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DIY-Housing in Amsterdam – Amstelloft by WE Architecten

Architects: WE architecten Project: DIY-housing in Amsterdam / project Amstelloft Architect in Charge: Wouter van Alebeek, Erik de Vries Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands Project Year 2016 Photography: Filip Dujardin The collective DIY-housing project Amstelloft consists of spacious loft-apartments. Inspired by dwellings in old schools, churches and warehouses: flexible space with double height which can be

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Church Hill Barn by David Nossiter Architects

Church Hill Barn has been renovated and restored by David Nossiter Architects. The site, situated on the Essex/Suffolk borders within the landscape immortalised by Constable was originally the home farm of the nearby Assington Hall Estate, destroyed by fire in the 1950s. It consists of a collection of farm buildings forming a courtyard. The centrepiece of

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Cave House in Cordoba, Spain / UMMO Estudio

Cave House was rehabilitated as rural dwelling by the architects Andrés Moreno and Manuel Murillo of UMMO Estudio. The house is located in the Cuevas del Pino estate in Villarrubia, Córdoba, Spain. The Cuevas del Pino estate sits in the foothills of Sierra Morena, in calcarenite stone terrain arranged in slightly sloping strata that gives

Kingswood Loft

Kingswood Loft by Massimiliano Capocaccia Architecture Studio

Kingswood Loft was designed by New Zealand studio Max Capocaccia Architecture for a young family with children. The original building on the site was demolished due to a series of earthquake that affected the region. The demolition revealed the original roof trusses that were rescued and safely stored by the client who was hoping to

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Greenwich Village Greek Revival Townhouse / SheltonMindel

Greenwich Village Townhouse is a residential project completed by New York-based SheltonMindel. Brief: In a Manhattan Federal Greek Revival townhouse that had seen extensive renovations in the 1880’s, 1940’s and 1980’s, restore the original structure, add two stories, excavate to enlarge the kitchen, create a garden and return this structure to a single family residence. Solution:

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