Restaurant Five Islands by Studio Modijefsky
The building was designed by UNStudio, with HofmanDujardin as lead interior architect. Studio Modijefsky was commissioned to carry out two projects, including the interior of the 5th floor restaurant
Booking.com HQ Campus, Amsterdam / Studio Modijefsky
At 65,000m² the Booking.com HQ Campus in the heart of Amsterdam is one of the largest urban projects in Western Europe. It’s situated on the tip of Oosterdokseiland, a small island nestled between Central Station and the river IJ.
Phoenix House / Java Architecture
A family inherited from their grandfather a house in the Perche region in Normandy. The building was situated in a clearing in the middle of a wonderful forested area.
Urban Joinery House / Lisa Cummins Architect
This renovation to a 100 year old Victorian cottage is located in the inner-city Melbourne suburb of Brunswick, Australia. The context is unique in its proximity to an historic brickworks factory that contains striking brick chimneys that form a backdrop to this urban site.
London Industrial Loft / Francesco Meneghello
This raw and brutal space, carved with lights and shadows, inspired an approach to multiply suggestions through minimal details, composing a narrative that is never unique but free and multifaceted.
Thomson House / C.Kairouz Architects
The Thomson House combines creative ideas, shared spaces, and contemporary character to lift an old cottage into the modern-day, providing a refreshing extension that is light-filled with playful details, functional living & spaciousness.
ShingleBox Extension / Benjamin Hall Design
This Master Suite addition had the typical site challenges, zoning restrictions, and budgetary constraints that architects are all too familiar with, but what made this project uniquely differently was the client’s willingness to explore unconventional solutions.
Backyard Bump-Out / Best Practice Architecture
Located on a leafy street in the Madrona neighborhood, a classic Seattle craftsman has been transformed into an expanded modern dwelling by adding a significant new volume to the rear of the house.