INpuls has designed this apartment in München, Germany, for a client who wanted a spacious home with a minimalist interior design. Purist, reduced, simple. Adapted to the needs of the customer, a spacious structure with individualized areas was created. The furniture is reduced to the essentials. Selected vintage elements in combination with simple and linear […]
NEXT architects are working on a unique series of bridges all over the world. This time, their latest design isn’t an intriguing bat bridge (nominated for the 2016 Dutch Design Awards), but an iconic bridge in China: the Lucky Knot Bridge. The new pedestrian bridge in the Chinese mega city Changsha was unveiled to the
“Rhapsody in white” is a 92 sqm attic flat renovated by Slovakian studio at26. The flat is located at the top of block of flats dating back to 1920´s and it is situated close to the Center of the Capital of Slovakia – Bratislava. Situated in an older neighbourhoods of Bratislava, formerly known as “Ziegelfeld“, the
Under the rapid urbanization, cities in Vietnam have diverged far from their origins as low density tropical green space. Newly developed urban areas are losing their connection with nature. Binh house by Vo Trong Nghia Architects (VTN Architects) is one project in the “House for Trees” series, a prototypical housing design, providing green space within high density neighbourhood.
When Casa REX, an important Brazilian design office, came to us looking for a reform of its new seat, the initial goal was to create a new identity for the physical space of the office, which didn’t exist before because of its rapid expansion.
Nestled on a misty, tree-covered side road, Cabaña Tunquen stands as a wooden retreat designed by the Chilean studio DX Arquitectos. Located conveniently close to Santiago and the Viña del Mar–ValparaÃso conurbation, this weekend house offers an escape from the urban hustle, inviting its inhabitants to reconnect with nature in a setting that blends simplicity with subtle irony.
Caminha Refurbishment is a renovation project of an 40 sqm apartment in Caminha, Portugal. This charming small apartment was completed in 2016 by Tiago do Vale Arquitectos.
The intervention in this big house consisted in redefining the major areas by giving them more width and light according to the lifestyle of the new owners. The original house had a classical distribution of spaces, separated according to their functions; with a large living room, a dining room, and a kitchen strictly separated.
