Nestled in the vibrant heart of Forlì, within the historic Palazzo Calboli dall’Aste, the NAP Penthouse by Tissellistudioarchitetti is a masterful fusion of classical elegance and contemporary design. This unique space seamlessly integrates the charm of the past with bold, modern elements, resulting in a living environment that is both surprising and sophisticated.
The 8th of May Square Mansards project by Tisem breathes new life into a historic 19th-century building located at the top of 8 de Maio Square in Figueira da Foz. This rehabilitation of the mansards transforms the attic of the three-story building into functional living spaces while preserving its patrimonial value and architectural integrity.
The Givat Shmuel Apartment by Halel Architecture and Interior Design exemplifies how thoughtful design can transform a family home into a serene, organized, and personalized living space. For a couple in their 50s and their two teenage children, this renovation project achieved a cohesive and calming environment with minimal structural changes and meticulous attention to detail.
Nestled in the heart of Avilés, the Tourist Apartment by David Olmos Arquitectos showcases how architectural heritage seamlessly merges with contemporary design. Situated on Calle Galiana in a building dating back to 1895, this 60-square-meter gem reimagines space to provide a tranquil urban retreat.
The current construction market often delivers “one-size-fits-all” solutions, producing uniform, neutral spaces that cater to broad appeal. Yet many people crave a unique, individualized home. TUR House by OOIIO Architecture challenges this trend by demonstrating how anyone can personalize a standard apartment with readily available materials, even when working within a limited budget.
Nestled in the heart of Valencia, Curved Attic by Destudio Arquitectura takes full advantage of its circular envelope to showcase sweeping views over the historic Turia riverbed. The home’s curved façade inspired the project’s name, as well as its central design concept.
I wanted a smooth, flowing apartment. With light colors and not too dark. My old apartment had darker wood and I ended up getting sick of it. For this new house I wanted something timeless and extremely soft that could work with natural light and bring the landscaping I proposed for the balcony into the house.
Vila Mariana is an apartment for a couple without children. One is a psychiatrist and the other is an accountant. The couple’s intention was to integrate the spaces as possible, preserving the two bedrooms – one for the couple and the other as an office.
