Raum Loft by William Tozer Associates reimagines a historic Soho warehouse into a light‑filled, contemporary home that celebrates both its industrial heritage and modern living. Located in the heart of London’s creative district, the 1,200‑square‑foot apartment preserves exposed timber beams, steel columns, brick walls, and original windows
The In‑Kind House by GO’C transforms a modest 1950s foundation into a bright, nature‑connected retreat without increasing its footprint. Rather than adding square footage, the design delivers “just enough” space to meet the client’s needs—no more, no less—while repairing a poorly laid‑out original home.
Collector’s Apartment by Raz Melamed Architect combines serenity with striking visual appeal for a home facing the sea. The clients, art collectors with pieces from Israel and abroad, came to Raz Melamed before construction began, asking him to create the house of their dreams.
Located at the corner of Spear and Folsom, MIRA Tower offers creative design, distinctive layouts, and expansive views that set it apart in San Francisco’s dynamic skyline. Developed by Tishman Speyer, this 40-floor luxury condominium is the latest in a series of high-quality properties where SoMa meets the Embarcadero.
The Residences at Sandford Lodge, Dublin 6 comprise the first completed Low-Rise, High-Density Residential Development in Ireland. Building on Shay Cleary Architects’ long-term research into high-quality, low-rise, high-density design, the project delivers spacious, high-amenity units with generous private terraces
In the heart of Turin, an elegant apartment in a historic building transforms into a contemporary retreat for a globetrotting chef. Renovating in Turin, this customized renovation elevates the home into a space that balances passion with profession, where the kitchen becomes a stage for conviviality and culinary experimentation, enhanced by sophisticated technical solutions and refined design.
Evening in Istanbul House is a richly textured exploration of materiality and individuality that celebrates curved elements, bold colour, and creative collaboration. Inspired by the architectural legacies of Morocco and Turkey, this home fuses traditional warmth with a modern, eclectic spirit, resulting in a space that feels both dynamic and authentically personal.
Utile worked with The Possible Zone (TPZ) to transform a 36,000 SF building into an innovative hub designed for entrepreneurship and work-based learning. This transformation supports TPZ’s mission to equip Boston high school students with social-emotional learning, technical skills, professional identities, and essential networks for future success.
