In the bustling city of Taipei, Taiwan, FWS_work has transformed a small 700-square-foot apartment into a serene and inspiring home and studio for an artist. This thoughtful design maximizes the apartment’s high ceilings and abundant natural light, creating a peaceful environment that fosters creativity and introspection.
This Midcentury Modernist-inspired house is a brilliant example of how architecture can blend artistry with sustainability. The owner’s deep understanding of design and materials has resulted in a home that is both luxurious and environmentally conscious, set within the serene backdrop of Toronto’s natural landscape.
Refugee Mantiqueira Mountains by AMFB Arquitetura is a striking example of contemporary architecture harmonizing with the natural beauty of Brazil’s Mantiqueira Mountain range. Conceived as a multifunctional “cabin” on a property in southern Minas Gerais, this 95-square-meter retreat serves as a support space, home office, and guest house
Nestled in the historically rich and leafy suburb of Malvern East, Victoria, an early 2000s family home recently underwent a remarkable transformation. Originally a bustling center for a family of five, the home had gradually lost its vibrancy over the years, succumbing to a neutral and uninspired palette.
The Mt Larson House is a stunning architectural project by A Parallel Architecture, located in Austin, Texas. This residence exemplifies modern luxury while being deeply integrated with its challenging hillside environment.
Skylab Architecture has recently partnered with Steel Hut to create innovative and cost-effective housing solutions that offer enhanced fire resistance and durability, tailored to withstand harsh climates.
The Riviera Summer Apartment, designed for a mother and her two adult children, underwent a comprehensive transformation to modernize its interiors while maintaining a warm, inviting atmosphere. Located along a picturesque beach, this renovation aimed to blend the comfort of a permanent home with the laid-back luxury of a summer retreat.
The couple’s desire was a total transformation of the old apartment. The original plan had a service bedroom and toilet in the living room, which were demolished to expand the dining room and include an office that could be closed or integrated into the living rooms.
