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Meier Road Barn by Mork Ulnes Architects

Located in Sebastopol, California, Meier Road Barn was designed by Mork Ulnes Architects. With offices in San Francisco and Oslo, Mork Ulnes Architects approaches projects with both Scandinavian practicality and Northern California’s ‘can-do’ spirit of innovation. Description by Mork Ulnes Architects: The initial Meier Road brief required large flexible spaces that could house a workshop,

Berkeley Hills House: Remodel of 1965 Family-Home by YamaMar Design

Project: Berkeley Hills House by YamaMar Design GC: U-Unlimited
 (Eitan Spanier) Structural: Earthquakes and Structures, INC Interior design: Alison Damonte Artwork: Lucy Raven Photography: Bruce Damonte Text by YamaMar This house is located in the Berkeley Hills, California, United States, and was modernized by San Francisco-based YamaMar Design. Nestled on a secluded property in the

Bluff House by Auhaus Architecture

Project: Bluff House Architects: Auhaus Architecture Builder: Ashley Crowe Builders Location: Barwon Heads, Victoria, Australia Photography: Trevor Mein & Auhaus Architecture Auhaus Architecture have designed Bluff House in Barwon Heads, Victoria, Australia. Description by Auhaus Architecture: The residence is a three level house designed for a steeply sloping site backing onto the Barwon Heads golf course. The

Peace of Mind is the Topmost Idea of This Spectacular Duplex Apartment

Project: Spectacular Duplex Apartment Architects: FORM Bureau Authors of the project: Victoria Shkliar, Olga Antontseva Location: Kiev, Ukraine Completed 2015 Area is 180 m2 Photographer: Andrew Bezuglov and Sergey Gavrilov “Peace of mind” is probably the best name for this spectacular duplex apartment designed by Ukrainian studio FORM Bureau. As far back as at the very

Janus Residence: 1930 Brick Tudor Transformed in a House with Two Faces

Janus Residence is a family home renovated and modernized by Seattle-based Workshop AD. This project transforms a 1930 brick Tudor into a house with two faces. The traditional, street facing façade remains untouched, concealing the dramatic change to the interior and rear façade. Given the clients goals for cleanly detailed spaces oriented to the northern

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