Kasteel Home by hé! architectuur transforms a traditional Antwerp residence into a dynamic, light-filled family dwelling. When Frederik, Els, and their two daughters decided to remove a non-original rear annex, hé! architectuur designed a compact, tall, and open extension that brings generous natural light into the home and forges a strong connection between interior and garden.
Fabric Sushi is one of the most important restaurant chains of its type in Argentina and Uruguay. Although the brand imposes certain guidelines in terms of materials and colors, it allows enough liberty in the general design so that each premise has its own character.
The Récoltes project expands a multi-use farm building in L’Assomption, Quebec, harmonizing agricultural heritage with contemporary needs. Rooted in the concept of “working the land, from seed to harvest,” the addition creates modern administrative offices, a commercial kitchen, and rooftop gardens—all within a framework that celebrates the farm’s evolving role in the Vallée du Saint-Laurent.
1640 14th St is a ground-up, mixed-use commercial complex commissioned by Los Angeles-based developer Redcar Ltd. and designed by HGA’s Santa Monica studio. Situated on a former tow yard in a historically industrial neighborhood, this three-story urban infill project creates a resilient and sustainable platform for a variety of commercial activities
Nestled on the banks of a river within the A Rocha Brooksdale Environmental Centre, Meristem Chapel embodies regeneration and silent retreat. Designed by MOTIV Architects, this small memorial chapel uses an abandoned cistern as its foundation, ensuring the structure sits lightly on the land.
Villa in a “Moshav” by Michal Aharony Gubes sits at the heart of a cooperative agricultural community in central Israel, where olive groves and cypress trees border its 500 m² plot. Designed by Michal Aharony Gubes, this home transcends mere shelter, telling a family’s story through an Israeli design language defined by geomorphological form
House 1915 is a residence of significant historical and architectural value. In Stage One of this project, Studio Esar undertakes the delicate restoration and transformation of the home’s front portion. Guided by its heritage-listed status, the design honors the original character while introducing a layer of contemporary elegance.
Designed for a businessman, a psychologist, and their two children, this 350 m² duplex apartment in São Paulo underwent a full interior overhaul by Karina Passarelli. Consequently, the family gained a relaxed, modern, and tech-savvy home.
