Hikone House, Japan / Hearth Architects
The size of the Hikone house is two divisions. There are connecting roads in north and south, the house has two different aspects. I made each different aspects for the front and the back.
C5 Residence, Brazil / Martin Arquitetura + Engenharia
In the C5 Residence, the users’ choices and preferences configure the personality and functionality of this home. The main residents, a 9-year-old girl and a 6-year-old boy, when asked what they would like the new house, were quick to say, “We want a garden to play with!”
Tel Aviv Triplex Featuring a Monochromatic and Minimalist Look
The challenge was to change the standard plan of the apartment, which did not fit the needs of the clients and to customize the space to their dreams. We wanted to create a sense of inviting and spacious space to the relatively small entrance area, 55 sqm.
Gut Wagram Estate in Lower Austria’s Weinviertel
The Gut Wagram estate in Lower Austria’s Weinviertel clearly shows that destilat’s design can go far beyond the interior: cladding and plaza design, path guidance and even the planting plan for the castle’s garden (in collaboration with a landscape designer) reflect Destilat’s distinctive style.
Wulumuqi Lu Store, Shanghai / AIM Architecture
Wulumuqi Lu store began as a singular concept store with two brands housed in the same retail space. The two brands, An Ko Rau and 3ge3 project, are two sides of the same coin: with one design concept, the parent brand ZUCZUG hoped to present the united front of both brands.
Irwin Caplan Midcentury, Seattle / SHED Architecture & Design
Originally designed for Irwin Caplan, the illustrator who designed the poster for the 1962 Seattle World’s Fair and cartoonist renowned for his “Famous Last Words” comic strip in The Saturday Evening Post …
Lago Vista House, Texas / Dick Clark + Associates
The Lago Vista house uses some classic hill country and contemporary features that lend themselves well to the Central Texas lakeside setting, incorporated in a beautifully laid-back way.
Somerton Long House, Somerset / Neil Choudhury Architects
The Somerton Long House is a two-storey, new-build dwelling in Somerton, Somerset, designed by Neil Choudhury Architects. The 350 square-metre project is built into a steeply sloping site and overlooks a pond, mill stream and garden designed by James Alexander Sinclair.