Reddymade transformed a 1960s brick apartment in Greenwich Village, New York City. Originally, it was a modest two-bedroom, two-bathroom pied-à-terre. Now, it is a spacious, art-filled sanctuary for a Los Angeles-based couple. The challenge was to mix the husband’s love for clean, modern lines with the wife’s preference for textures and warmth.
The Forgotten Barn by Karnet Architekti is more than just a renovated building; it’s a harmonious blend of past and present. Václav and Marie have created a space where history is honored, and modern living thrives. This project showcases how thoughtful design can preserve cherished memories while providing a beautiful and functional home for future generations.
Since its inception in the late 1970s, the Ballard Food Bank has grown significantly to support the most vulnerable members of the community. Initially focused on addressing food insecurity, the organization now offers a range of social and medical services. This expansion is made possible through collaborations with various community partners.
The Mori House by SHED Architecture is nestled on a gently sloping, forested lot in the quiet west end of Portland, Oregon. Originally built in 1963 by renowned architect Saul Zaik, this mid-century modern home has been remodeled for a young, minimalist family.
Casa da Orla by Lucas Lage is a stunning family home situated in the picturesque Pampulha region of Belo Horizonte. This two-story, three-bedroom residence was built from the ground up to replace an old, poorly oriented cottage. The design prioritizes creating a comfortable “Home for the family,” where indoor spaces offer relaxation and outdoor areas seamlessly connect with nature.
The JRM Apartment offers a remarkable example of how old-world charm can merge effortlessly with modern functionality. Situated in a building rich in character, this renovation celebrates the unique features of the property while tailoring it to the contemporary lifestyle of its owners.
Jingston House by Studio Heim transforms a site filled with family memories into a stunning modern residence. Previously owned by the client’s grandparents, the house replaces a tired, poorly oriented cottage with a design that maximizes views and ensures privacy.
Located in the city of Curitiba, capital of the state of Paraná, in the south of Brazil, this 200m² apartment underwent an internal renovation designed by architects João Gabriel Küster Cordeiro and Arthur Felipe Brizola, from Kuster Brizola Arquitetos. The project transformed the property to meet the needs of a young couple and their daughter.
