Architects: AMM Arquitectes Project: Rebuilding and Extension / Can Calau Location: Sant Joan les Fonts. Girona, Spain Area: 291 mp Photoraphs: Marc Torra, David Pèrez, Carles Suà rez, Pep Sau Description by architect: From a listed farmhouse in a ruinous estate, located in the Natural Park of the Volcanic Zone in the region of Garrotxa, it […]
Project: Live-Work Architecture & Design: Studio PAN Photography: Mariela Apollonio and Lilian Pan Location: Paris, France Studio PAN has recently completed the renovation project Live – Work in Paris, France. Description by Studio PAN: A complete renovation of an abandoned beauty salon with the storefront on a quiet side street in the 11th arrondissement in
‘Hey Joe’ is a rehabilitation project of an apartment in Nice, France, completed by Strasbourg-based Collectif Etc. Description by Collectif Etc: In March 2015, we were with Agathe Sicard in Nice, to collaborate in the rehabilitation project of the Carolina Moretti and Paul Matet apartment, two architects friends. “Hey Joe Course not like that, tell
Interior designers: Svitlana Zaburanna, Sergii Zaburannyi, architects, designers, co-owners at design-studio DesignMe Project: Coworking The Sun Area: 93 sq.m. Location: Kyiv, Ukraine Year: 2016 Photography: Nikita Gubar Coworking The Sun, which has opened in the very heart of Kyiv, is placed on the 4th floor of historic building on Khreshchatyk street. The main task for
The recently completed project by Cumulus Studio, Devil’s Corner Cellar Door and Lookout are beautifully situated on the Freycinet Peninsula, Tasmania, with views of the Hazards overlooking Great Oyster Bay.
This wood frame house was designed and completed by Bordeaux-based S+M Architectes in Cap Ferret, France. Description by architect: The original construction does not allow a satisfactory reorganization of spaces, and the walls are not for supporting a new floor, it was quickly agreed to shave and to maximize the opportunities offered by the land over
Explore the conversion of an old industrial warehouse into Fitzroy Loft, a comfortable family residence in Melbourne. Architects EAT created a stunning living environment with open and connected spaces.
A volume created from the urban needs after the emergence of a new avenue, changing the section of the street and the height of the buildings around it. That temporary space between what once was and what currently is planned, causes a hybrid street, changing and surprising.
