Architects: WE architecten Project: DIY-housing in Amsterdam / project Amstelloft Architect in Charge: Wouter van Alebeek, Erik de Vries Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands Project Year 2016 Photography: Filip Dujardin The collective DIY-housing project Amstelloft consists of spacious loft-apartments. Inspired by dwellings in old schools, churches and warehouses: flexible space with double height which can be […]
Nana apartment by rar.studio is located on the first floor of a building that was constructed in the second half of the 19th century on an area of landfill established along the Lisbon
Designer: CIAA Project: Icarai Apartment Project Team: Thiago Almeida, Priscila Bellas, Lucas Ramos Size: 80sqm Location: Niterói, Brasil Year 2016 Icarai Apartment was designed by CIAA, an architecture agency based in Rio de Janeiro led by Thiago Almeida, Priscila Bellas and Lucas Ramos. The apartment has an area of 80 sqm and is located in
COA Mimarlık has masterfully designed the Levent Apartment in Istanbul, Turkey, specifically tailored for a newly married couple. This project highlights the importance of deeply understanding clients’ preferences, lifestyles, and needs to create a living space that resonates with them personally.
Located in a nice residential area in Milan, the apartment P by Nomade is part of an elegant and well designed 1920’s complex. The project was focused on the specific needs and requirements of the clients, a nice family made of 6 people (father, mother and 4 kids from 0 to 7 years old)
Designer: KC Design Studio Project: Liang Residence Project Leader: Kuan-huan, Liu Chun-ta, Tsao Location: Taipei, Taiwan Photographer: Ivan Chuang Liang Residence is a private home designed by KC Design Studio. The home is located in Taipei, Taiwan. From the architect: More than thirty years old house improved the defect of original patterns makes the residents
The apartment of Carole and Robin designed by Les Ateliers Tristan & Sagitta is located on the ground floor of a mansion of the XVIIth arrondissement in Paris.
The architects’ plan was to extend the original flat by removing the front wall and replacing it with a 6m wide window, opening a full view to the private garden and allowing natural light to travel across the rooms. The extra square meters were covered with an open wooden roof, above the dining and living room space.
