Peggy Porschen / Kinnersley Kent Design
Award-winning cake designer Peggy Porschen has just launched a new flagship Parlour at 219 King’s Road in London’s Chelsea, with a deliciously photogenic interior by Kinnersley Kent Design.
Sugar Shack Residence / Alterstudio Architecture
The Sugar Shack Residence slips between a dramatic ravine and an intimate courtyard, both defining and accommodating its adjacent circumstances. Organized linearly, interior spaces negotiate between these two powerful conditions of landscape, and embrace their very different characteristics.
Ibis Hotel in São Paulo / FGMF Arquitetos
Project: Ibis Hotel Architects: FGMF Arquitetos Location: R. Eduardo Viana, 163 – Barra Funda, São Paulo, Brazil Lead Architect: Fernando Forte, Lourenço Gimenes e Rodrigo Marcondes Ferraz Area: 7836.13 f2 Project Year: 2018 Photographer: Fran Parente, Raffaele Asselta e Raphael Dias FGMF Arquitetos, led by the trio Fernando Forte, Lourenço Gimenes and Rodrigo Marcondes Ferraz,
Allotted Space House / Matt Fajkus Architecture
The Allotted Space House is strategically positioned and programed to frame particular views, including the city skyline in the distance, all along a sloped site in Austin’s Rollingwood neighborhood.
Koser Residence: Net-Zero Home by Neumann Monson Architects
Pragmatic building strategies and an expressive palette bring zero-energy building performance to a walkable Iowa City neighborhood.
Casa Atrio / Biasol Design Studio
From the outside, Casa Atrio has the character of an Italianate-style terrace, intertwining decorative classical architecture with a Victorian-era home.
Casa Sierra Fria / Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados
Casa Sierra Fria is a house located in a residential neighborhood in Mexico City. As the majority of the sites in this neighborhood have regular constructions on three of their four sides, the architectural concept began to explore the idea of the site …
Bala Perdida Club in Madrid / El Equipo Creativo
Hidden in the underground of the Madrilenian neighborhood “Barrio de Las Letras” (today a neuralgic point of the city), under a refurbished palace of the eighteenth century where Hotel Axel Madrid is located, we find two vaulted spaces built in brick.