Halász Utca is an old apartment in Budapest, Hungary, recently renovated by Margeza design studio. Margeza characteristic style design has also been presented by us, last year, in another article, entitled Color and light in a dream apartment.
Tyche Apartment occupies an art nouveau building of the Eixample district of Barcelona, Spain, and was fully renovated by CaSA and Architect Margherita Serboli to become the holiday apartment for an Italian family.
The Richland Project was completed in June 2015. Designers Joel Contreras and Amy Beaumont collaborated to convert an 1935 building into a single family dwelling. From the designer: The Richland Project was a collaboration between designer Joel Contreras of Contramark design and Amy Beaumont of Knob Modern Design. This house, located in the Coronado Historic District, was a Duplex
Compact Karst house was completed in 2014 by the Ljubljana-based Dekleva Gregorič Arhitekti. The redefinition of a traditional stony Karst house led to the concept of the proto-house as a compact, stony, pitched roof volume for contemporary countryside living in this region.
The architect’s description: CBB House is an interior renovation work in a historic building in the town centre of Cagliari. The buyer, a young couple, desired to have a space for holidays and relaxing weekends, inspired by the inputs “discovery, material, contemporary, light”. The captivating discovery theme is highlighted by the lack of doors (with the
Oxgangs Road is an extension and renovation project conducted by Scottish architect Craig Amy. The architect’s description: We were approached by the clients of this detached bungalow in the South of Edinburgh to extensively redesign the ground floor and existing attic. On the ground floor we are knocking the existing kitchen and dining room together and
La Condesa Charcuteria is a project recently completed by Colombian design studio Plasma Nodo. Description by Plasma Nodo: Created away from the traditional standards of delicatessens, LA CONDESA seeks to make visitors feel special. From its food and drinks to the furniture design, this place was designed to awaken feelings. There are 3 areas in one
Brazilian architecture studio Candida Tabet designed an atypical and very relaxing reading room in Sao Paulo. Daring, versatility, and balance are the principal characteristics of the work of Candida Tabet’s architectural office. The architect’s description: This conceptual installation uses old wooden train tracks as an homage to a time past. It represents marks, wrinkles and infinite
