The house owner of this project is a couple. Because the host and hostess are all doctors, they are very busy on weekdays. Therefore they hope to have a quiet and elegant residence to relieve fatigue after all-day work. In addition, the owner and his wife like to cook in her spare time
The Alves da Veiga project aimed to reconvert an old typography built in the nineteenth century and abandoned for decades in a set of six apartments, maintaining all the structure and spatial concept of preexistence. The original building, though appearing from the outside only two storeys in fact contained a curious floor + mezzanine organization that actually embodied four habitable floors.
The architects Alicia Cabrera and Javier Blesa of OX Arquitectura, have reformed this duplex penthouse in the center of Madrid. The key: a perfect and sober handling of space, light and materials. The house is located next to the Paseo de la Castellana in Madrid, Spain. An achievement of closed pieces only connected by doors, and
The BJ apartment, designed by architects Slava Balbek and Anna Riabova, is a stunning modern residence located in Kiev, Ukraine. Despite its compact size of 74 sqm, the apartment is thoughtfully designed to maximize space and functionality
Architects: Batlab Architects Project: 3in1 Apartment Architects in Charge: Gergő Batizi-Pócsi, Péter Batizi-Pócsi Location: Budapest, Hungary Area: 110.0 m2 Photography: Norbert Juhász 3in1 Apartment is a cozy home designed by Hungarian studio Batlab Architects. The starting point of the project is a 110-square-meter apartment near the Great Boulevard (Nagykörút). A property was chosen that can be divided if
Architects: Studio Razavi Architecture Project: Apartment XII Location: Paris, France Area: 220 m² (2368 SF) Photography: Stephan Julliard Located in Paris, the Apartment XII was renovated and modernized by the French architect Alireza Razavi. Before Baron Haussmann started gutting Paris under Napoleon the 3rd, a wave of modernization had started in the center of Paris
Project of a small apartment in Berlin intended for renting. In it we used furniture designed by Loft Kolasiński: a desk, a table, a bedside table, a mirror and a bed B1 from the Public Project collection.
The Kevin apartment by JAAK, though not overtly Japanese in decor, draws its inspiration from Japanese space-planning techniques. The transformation from a two-bedroom layout into a flexible studio space allows for greater functionality and fluidity within a small area.
