In 2020, The Ranch Mine, an acclaimed architecture firm, received an unusual project inquiry in the Arcadia neighborhood of Phoenix, Arizona. The request was for a new modern home to replace an outdated ranch house that the clients had outgrown while raising their three children over the past eight years.
Montelongo House, located in the heart of La Oliva, northern Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, exemplifies a beautifully renovated 19th-century house. Once home to a prominent local family, this historical residence now serves as two self-catering units that blend tradition with modernity and avant-garde design.
Minarc’s Nagle residence, located in Studio City, Los Angeles, beautifully blends space, function, and spirituality. The design team at Minarc created a personal retreat for the residents, integrating personalized art pieces, carefully chosen indoor plants, and Buddhist shrines.
Located in Praia Brava, the Itajaà House by Simara Mello merges contemporary and modern design elements, creating a functional and elegant living space. Spanning 484m² on a 540m² plot, the house underwent a thoughtful renovation to meet the needs of a business couple and their three children
The Nook Modular Unit, designed by Isaac French, blends simplicity with nature, serving as an office, art studio, and guest quarters. French, an experiential hospitality developer and artist, crafted The Nook with meticulous attention to detail, optimizing the space for function, form, and efficiency.
Big Little Rock House by Minarc is a modest, eco-conscious home designed to harmonize with the stunning Icelandic landscape. Whether serving as a vacation retreat or a year-round residence, this home is crafted for simplicity and ease of living, deeply integrating with its natural surroundings.
The East Village Triplex, designed by Kimberly Peck Architect, combines historic charm with modern design in a former International Tailoring Company Building in New York’s East Village. This project involved transforming a top-floor loft and an abandoned mechanical room above it into a cohesive, three-level apartment.
In the aftermath of the devastating California Wine Country wildfires, Nielsen:Schuh Architects undertook the challenge of designing the House for a New Beginning for clients who lost everything. The original house, perched on a graded bench with commanding views, was destroyed.
