Habitat on Juers is a social housing project consisting of sixteen adaptable and accessible units. The units are low-density in their visual appearance, possess a sense of autonomythat can be seen in a traditional freestanding home, but with added dignity of communal life and shared gardens.
House 37 redefines urban living by seamlessly integrating nature, maximizing space, and inviting natural light through extensive glazing. Located in a dense city center, the home takes full advantage of its surroundings while maintaining a strong connection to the outdoors.
When the clients returned to Minneapolis after living overseas, they purchased two raw shells in a historic building overlooking the Mississippi River. Originally built in 1879, the seven-story brick structure had a rich past, having served as both a flour mill and a luxury hotel before its conversion into a condominium.
As urban spaces in Vietnam continue to grow, designing functional and comfortable homes within limited plots has become an architectural challenge. SkyGarden Townhouse, a residence in Nha Trang City, takes on this challenge by blending nature with modern living.
The Aveiro Park House stands on a quiet street in the heart of Aveiro, overlooking the lush greenery of the city park. This project is the result of a careful alteration and expansion of a deteriorated Art Nouveau building from the early 20th century. By preserving the essence of the original structure while introducing contemporary elements, the design creates a seamless blend between past and present.
With a height of 788 feet, 1000M Residential Tower is one of the latest landmarks in Chicago’s evolving skyline. Positioned at the southern end of the Historic Michigan Avenue District, the tower plays a key role in shaping the city’s urban landscape.
Perched along the Brooklyn Waterfront, the Kent Avenue penthouse offers a rare balance between urban energy and peaceful retreat. Overlooking the East River and the Manhattan skyline, this penthouse spans approximately 350 square meters and occupies the entire top floor of a grand building.
Wij_land is a self-build collective that brings together individuals committed to a more sustainable and socially connected way of living. Initiated by Mireille Capiau and Daniël Bakker, the project was developed with the guidance of Space&Matter and Common City, shaping a residential community that prioritizes sharing, diversity, and environmental responsibility.
