Cedar House Among The Trees reimagines a 1940s-era Georgian revival home in Chicago with a thoughtful blend of modern openness and historical character. Located adjacent to a beautifully landscaped backyard anchored by an old birch tree, the renovation honors the past while embracing a more open, functional design.
Located in Vitória, Brazil, the Orla Apartment reflects the vibrant lifestyle of a young couple and their two daughters. Inspired by the residents’ traveling spirit, the interior design captures the essence of the couple by blending natural elements with contemporary touches.
In this architectural creation, materiality becomes poetry etched in stone, concrete, and steel. Muted tones weave a hushed symphony, while textured surfaces whisper secrets to fingertips. As daylight filters through carefully placed openings, patterns shift across floors and walls, crafting an ever‑evolving sonnet of illumination.
Hybrid Work and Party Space by Obata Noblin Office transforms a 10,750 SF open‑format warehouse in the historic Bay Area into a dynamic environment that adapts to both work and celebration. Situated amongst a mix of industrial and residential buildings, this 1970s-era warehouse—with its unassuming corrugated metal façade—now reveals a mysterious and versatile character.
The Midas Touch Apartment by ZERO9 is a stunning 2,500 sq. ft luxury residence in Mumbai that masterfully blends comfort with a global style. Reflecting the client’s vibrant lifestyle, the design incorporates elements from around the world, resulting in a home that is both timeless and uniquely inviting.
Miami Penthouse by Nar Design Studio is a striking lower penthouse located on the 60th floor of the prestigious Brickell Flatiron building in Brickell’s financial district—the heart of Miami, Florida. Designed by architects Nicholas Gennari and Roberto Racy, this 170m² residence captures Miami’s vibrant and cosmopolitan essence through its breathtaking panoramic skyline views
In present-day Colombia, the iconic Colombo‑colonial architectural style continues to captivate with its timeless charm. Barichara and its surroundings embody a construction heritage that appears “suspended in time,” yet its traditional aesthetics often limit contemporary spatial experimentation, especially in extreme topographies.
Vive le Vin Hotel and Residences is a remarkable project located in Pedra Azul, Espírito Santo, Brazil, encompassing a total area of 11,300 m². Nestled in a mountainous region renowned for its extensive Atlantic Forest and cool temperatures, this residential condominium offers a serene and lush backdrop that inspires both relaxation and creativity.
