Design of a space with an area of 1,035 sq.ft., located at the third floor of a triplex built in 1910. The challenge was to divide each area in order to optimize the space while respecting the architectural integrity of the existing location, every room with natural light.
Project: La Ruina Habitada Architect: Jesús Castillo Olí Location: Porquera de los Infantes, Valdivia, Spain Photographs: Ángel Baltanas La Ruina Habitada is located in the town of Porquera de los Infantes (Palencia), in the region of Valdivia, Spain, historically known for being the home of the parents of Pedro de Valdivia who discovered Chile. Living
This Barcelona house was designed by Harquitectes for a couple who loves art and nature. Not so many jobs begin like this one, with an owners’ list of wishes and hopes for their new home.
Termitary House was designed by Vietnamese studio Tropical Space. The house is built with baked bricks on an area of 80 square meters and is situated in a tropical climate zone.
Project: Writer’s Coach House Architect: Intervention Architecture Location: Birmingham, United Kingdom Photographs by Paul Miller UK studio Intervention Architecture have designed and project managed the complete refurbishment and extension of an existing outbuilding garage in Moseley, Birmingham, to create a Writer’s studio and coach house. Description by Intervention Architecture: Filling the central space with natural
Project: Astley Castle / Construction of a new house within the remains of a Grade II* listed historic structure Architects: Witherford Watson Mann Architects Location: Astley, Warwickshire, UK Client: The Landmark Trust Consultant: Price & Myers structural engineers Duration: 2007–2012 Contract value: £1.25m Gross external area: 285m2 Photography: Héléne Binet Awards RIBA Stirling Prize 2013;
Brick House is designed by the Danish architecture office Leth & Gori. The house has an area of 132 square meters and is located in Nyborg, Denmark. Description by Leth & Gori: Leth & Gori’s Brick House is a project that creates innovation by reinventing history. By revisiting materials and solutions from historic houses which have
DKO Architecture have designed five warehouse homes for Milieu Property, located in Carlton, Melbourne. Housed within a former Edwardian textile factory, these architecturally designed homes borrow from Carlton’s industrial past and cosmopolitan present.
