Clear Rock Ranch / Lemmo Architecture and Design
Clear Rock Ranch Lookout is a raw steel hunting blind, writing studio, and observation deck that celebrates the stunning landscape and wildlife views.
Old Edwardian House Renovation Project in Toronto with a Modern Twist
This 1912 rowhouse had fallen into disrepair by the time it was purchased. We sought to turn the dilapidated Edwardian into our home and studio. Having been in the hands of one family since its initial construction, we were sensitive to maintain the building’s presence on the street while also infusing our personalities into the new space.
Modern Single Family Home with Generous Lake Views in Minnesota
This modern single family home fits organically into its hilly lakeside site just outside of St. Paul, Minnesota. The single story home features a “look-out” basement level to accommodate for more sun-lit living spaces.
Nelson Preserve Retreat For a Family of Four
Recently completed, we designed this home for a family of four in the Nelson Preserve area of Suncadia, where the clients desired a home that hugged the landscape but had a peek-a-boo view of the vistas beyond.
60m2 Apartment in São Paulo with References to Scandinavian Architecture
The first request made by the resident of this apartment, was to have a minimalist environment, with references to Scandinavian architecture.
Box-Shaped Japanese Home with Warm Minimalist Interior Design
This box-shaped Japanese home is split level and has mezzanine floor at the center. The site is in new residential site, and this house is the first project in it. So, it was hard to say how the surround changes and I made a suggestion to arrange the main spaces on the second floor.
Stunning Roof Extension in Beirut With Panoramic City Views
Le 13ème is a 250 sqm roof extension and water tank project situated in a dense area of Beirut and realised by the Brussel based office Notan Office led by Frédéric Karam. This roof extension is an extra apartment on a 12 floors tower.
Mosman Residence: Stunning Contemporary Extension by Daniel Boddam
Some of the most interesting conversations are when there are two opposing points of view. Blending historic and modern architecture is a delicate balance. This Mosman residence offered just that opportunity; to create a beautiful dialogue between the old and the new.