Rear Window House, the private family residence of Edward Ogosta, AIA, is a discreet yet decidedly modern addition and remodel to a 1944 bungalow in an area abundant with intact dwellings of the same era.
Following closely to our clients’ lifestyle and philosophy to food and productive gardening, Garden Studio Retreat is a free standing “extension” that provides to their family needs without compromising their love of gardening. It does so by providing a vertical garden on one of it’s external walls.
Taking cues from the original 1-acre site and existing live oak trees, this 8,500 square foot North Dallas house with a traditional “H” layout is very solid, and in some ways, what you expect.
Situated on the edge of a protected wetlands area, the New Canaan Retreat offers a flexible and multi-purpose space for a landscape architect and her family. As an office, poolhouse, studio, or space for entertaining
Casa Carmela restaurant now opens to the outside allowing the entrance of natural light to practically the inside “patio” (terrace) and also facilitating the diner to enjoy the views of the promenade, opening at the same time to the gaze of the passer-by.
GRADE transformed this conventional loft with the use of modern art pieces and intriguing accents of purple, red, and green in the living area. The balance of soft and cutting-edge shapes in the kitchen area, along with contemporary materials mixed with classic patterns and textures
Previously, this space was a closed-off, dark office environment which was transformed into a bright and airy early learning childhood training center used to support research, policy programs, and early childhood teacher education.
This loft is located in the last floor (50th) of the tallest building in Brazil (Orion Complex), located in the city of Goiania, in central Brazil. All the pipes where painted, to maintain the industrial style. A vertical vegetable garden grows on the walls of the kitchen all the way to the living room.
