“Midtown Revival” embodies our newfound appreciation for Italian design—a passion that blossomed during our recent journey to Milan for the Salone del Mobile. On that trip, we discovered exceptional designers, toured exquisite villas, and explored vintage furniture shops throughout the city.
Palm Beach Tree House by Richard Cole Architecture transforms an existing storm-damaged cottage into a modern, nature-connected retreat. Situated on steep sandstone slopes among the treetops above Palm Beach on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, the project enhances the building’s amenity while preserving its original character and its strong bond with the surrounding landscape.
Boulevard Beach House evokes the fond memory of an elevated timber beach house while offering a fresh, contemporary take. Drawing inspiration from simple, elegant forms and practical, efficient spaces, the design feels both entirely new and surprisingly familiar.
Valley Building, designed for developer Edge, aims to bring a green, human dimension back to Amsterdam Zuidas’ typically harsh office environment. The project creates a mixed-use community at a key intersection, where modern design meets nature.
Proverbs14 House is a modest addition that transforms a well-lived life. Located in Cammeray on Sydney’s lower north shore, this slender heritage cottage dates back to the 1920s and has been in the client’s family for generations. Over time, the cottage grew worn and in need of modern updates, especially for a single, older woman who worked in healthcare across Australia.
Victoria House is a carefully updated home that connects its rich past with modern liveability. Located on a narrow site in Malvern, this renovation and addition optimizes every inch of space while respecting the established character of the neighborhood.
The High Line – Moynihan Connector, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and Field Operations, is a key piece in creating safer, more enjoyable pedestrian access in Manhattan. Led by Empire State Development, Brookfield Properties, and Friends of the High Line, the project connects Moynihan Train Hall, Brookfield’s Manhattan West, and the historic High Line.
Brickyard Residence by dSPACE Studio is an urban home that blends contemporary design with a deep connection to nature. The clients, who are passionate about modern architecture, wanted a sheltered retreat that still offers walkable access to the best of city living.
