Project: Sagaponac House Architect: Robert Kahn Architect Location: Sagaponac, New York, USA Photos: Robert Kahn Sagaponac House is a single family house designed by architect Robert Kahn in Hamptons, Suffolk County, New York, United States. Description by Robert Kahn: This house is part of a unique development in the Hamptons, conceived as an antidote to […]
Project: Renewed Classic Eichler Home Architects: Klopf Architecture Project Team: John Klopf, AIA, and Geoff Campen Landscape Designer: Beth Mullins of Growsgreen Landscape Design Contractor: Flegel’s Construction Photography ©2015 Mariko Reed Location: Sunnyvale, Silicon Valley, California, USA Year completed: 2015 Klopf Architecture, Growsgreen Landscape Design, and Flegel’s Construction partnered to bring this mid-century atrium Eichler
This lavish loft apartments project offers modern living spaces adapted to the Big Apple’s new upbeat generation while allowing the McKenna building to proudly remind us of its industrial origin.
L4 House is located in the Costa Esmeralda gated community, thirteen kilometers north of the city of Pinamar and four hours from the city of Buenos Aires.
The Ap Cobogó Apartment, a project by Brazilian architect Alan Chu, is a stunning renovation in São Paulo that pays homage to Brazil’s rich architectural heritage. Named after the traditional ceramic blocks known as cobogós, this apartment beautifully integrates these elements
The client initially dreamt of a house made up by different volumes centered around a green space. The architect however countered this idea of independent volumes by coming up with the concept of one building with the feel of separate buildings.
H67 apartment was designed by Studio Practice and is located in Habitat 67, a housing complex in Montreal, Canada, designed by Israeli / Canadian architect Moshe Safdie.
Step into the remarkable Beach House on Stilts in Collaroy Beach, Australia. Designed by Luigi Rosselli Architects, this unique structure harmonizes modern living with environmental consciousness.
