Bay Head Beach Bungalow by Chango & Co / New Jersey
Explore the stunning Bay Head Beach Bungalow: a summer house designed by Chango & Co. Discover the elevated interior design and beautiful location in Bay Head, New Jersey.
Explore the stunning Bay Head Beach Bungalow: a summer house designed by Chango & Co. Discover the elevated interior design and beautiful location in Bay Head, New Jersey.
Project: Uniplaces Headquarters Design: Paralelo Zero Architecture Client: Uniplaces Size: 10,763 sqft Location: Lisbon, Portugal Photography: Francisco Nogueira Located in the heart of Lisbon, in the emblematic railway station of Rossio, this project was designed for Uniplaces, a young, international, dynamic company that operates in the global student housing market. We stipulated two lines of
Interior design: Margarida Matias – Arkstudio Project: São Bento Apartment renovation Type: Architecture, decoration and furniture design Location: São Bento, Lisbon, Portugal Photographs: Rodrigo Cardoso Located in São Bento neighbourhood in Lisbon, Portugal, this short rental delight mixes the character and charm of old Lisbon apartments and the conform of a contemporary home. The renovation work
Discover Lude House by Grupo Aranea in Cehegín, Spain. This unique home features a continuous, multi-level space with stunning views of the Burete mountains and San Agustin Hill.
Amicon Construction recently completed the build out of the new law office of Shutts & Bowen in downtown Miami, Florida. The 69,155 square foot, three-story space features an open, multi-floor lobby with a glowing onyx wall. The new offices include the most advanced features available in legal technology and contingency preparation, with a state-of-the-art conference
The skyline – the meeting of earth and heaven – is the Archimedean point in every swath of architecture that orients the building in its surrounding. Whether it be built in a dense urban fabric, on a high mountain or a narrow, deep canyon – each building is measured by its sky.
Designed by Studio GUM, the Moscova house is a volume with rectangular plan, placed on the fifth and top floor of a nineteenth century building, situated in a street corridor connecting the ‘garden’ of the city of Milan, the Sempione Park, to “Chinatown”, whose pronunciation perfectly alludes today …
Directed by an existing structure, we tried to make the project assimilate this structural interferences in a natural way in its external volume: the unevenness on the front facade was further accentuated by metal vertical louvers that help in the composition of the facade.