Open Eclectic Home Features Mix of Colors and Styles
The house is defined along an axis which separates the living areas on the south side and the gym and guest bedroom on the north.
Tap House in Baltimore by GriD Architects
Nestled between Frederick Law Olmstead’s Patterson Park and Baltimore’s historic waterfront, Tap House emerges as a typical, unassuming, sixteen foot wide corner rowhouse common to the urban fabric.
Bunkherr House, Hesse, Germany / Philipp Architekten
The biggest challenge of the project Bunkherr came up at the outset of the collaboration between the client and the architects. The attractive hillside property was located in a former holiday home neighbourhood set amidst a picturesque landscape in Hesse, Germany.
Yoga Studio and Boutique Hotel Set into in Tropical Landscape of Nosara, Costa Rica
Studio Saxe has completed a boutique hotel and yoga studio set into in tropical landscape of Nosara, Costa Rica. The project is another in a long line of sustainable buildings from the practice that blend contemporary design with local craftsmanship …
Family Beach House in Eagle Bay, Western Australia
Eagle Bay House, located in the coastal south western town of Western Australia, was designed by architect Matthew Crawford in collaboration with Rosie Burton, daughter of the owners and graduate architect.
Impressive Brick Home with Open and Glazed Living Spaces
The projects sees the development of an inner city block to create a 4 bedroom, 3 ½ bathroom home for a young urban family. The texture and warmth of the bold masonry bedroom wing is a reference to the industrial and urban site context.
Itamambuca Beach House Surrounded by a Dense and Rich Rainforest Vegetation
This house, placed at Itamambuca beach, has its starting point on the context and the program. Close to the seashore and surrounded by a dense and rich rainforest vegetation, the site pointed towards a simple conceptual insight.
Atypical Living Retreat Amidst an Industrial Landscape
The Krane is an aesthetic oasis amidst an industrial landscape on the edge of Nordhavn, one of the last harbours under renovation in Denmark’s capital. Leather, wood, stone and steel. They’re just some of the noble materials you’ll see in the furniture, designs and décor details.