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Bayview Tree House, New South Wales / Woodward Architects

Set low against a north-facing hillside on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, the Bayview Tree House settles seamlessly among spotted gum eucalypts and, moreover, catches glimpses of Pittwater and Lion Island beyond. Initially, the project began with the bones of a 1970s brick-and-weatherboard beach house

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Studio Apartment Pinheiros, São Paulo / Flávia Prata

Located in the city of São Paulo, Brazil, this 25m² studio was developed for a client who lives in the interior of the capital. In 2020, Flávia started an interior project for the family, but the work was impacted by the pandemic and, with the decision to move, the property ended up being sold at the end of the renovation.

Higienópolis Apartment / Rodra Arquitetura

Higienópolis Apartment, São Paulo / Rodra Arquitetura

In the heart of São Paulo, the Higienópolis Apartment exemplifies the seamless fusion of classic and modern design. Renovated by Rodra Arquitetura, this 300m² residence reflects the refined tastes of its young owners, who envisioned a space that embodies their passion for design and creates a welcoming environment for family and friends.

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Lawlers Apartment, Hotham Heights / Britt White Studio

Nestled in the heart of Mt Hotham village, Lawlers Apartment underwent a remarkable transformation under the care of Britt White Studio. The untouched 1980s property was reimagined into a warm, sophisticated mountain haven. Drawing inspiration from Scandinavian and mid-century design, Britt White Studio created a retreat that balances functionality with a serene

Vaulted House / Nathan Fell Architecture

Vaulted House, New Orleans / Nathan Fell Architecture

Located in the suburbs of New Orleans, Vaulted House is a transformed mid-century home that balances dramatic change with a deep sense of familiarity. Designed by Nathan Fell Architecture (NFA), the project reflects the homeowners’ journey toward stability, creating a space that feels expansive yet rooted in its original character.

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