Vineyard Church Conversion is a project completed by Reconstructure LLC in West Tisbury, Massachusetts, US. The oldest Methodist Church on Martha’s Vineyard is now a sumptuous summer residential getaway, a unique property that complements and celebrates the magic…
This dilapidated stable block has been remodeled into a refreshingly minimalistic house whilst retaining key pieces of its characteristic history, such as the re-conditioned stable partitions and the painstakingly restored drinking troughs, which have been brought back to life…
Architects: Lissoni Associati Project: Private Loft Monza Location: Milano, Italy Photographs: Joachim Wichmann Private Loft Monza is a conversion and renovation project completed by Italian studio Lissoni Associati. Originally a private theatre situated inside a courtyard in
NicholsBooth Architects have transformed a historic bank building into a office space for Bently Enterprises, in Minden, Nevada, USA. Transforming a historic bank building into a modern office space is easy–if you want to get rid of
Agnès & Agnès have transformed an old carpentry into a light-filled home loft for a family of seven. Description by Agnès & Agnès: This project is a response to a very special request aiming to transform an old
Situated on a cobblestone street in TriBeCa stands an 1892 building, originally designed by Julius Kastner for a liquor merchant, and later taken over by a pistachio baron.
Utrecht based architecture practice EVA Architecten have transformed an old workshop in the dense historical center of ‘s-Hertogenbosch into a spacious luxury apartment.
This fantastic loft is located at the cool neighborhood ”Södermalm” in Stockholm. The architect Beatriz Pons from Medvind had the challenge to transform a basement into a living space. She prioritized a clean design where every detail…
Project: Abbey Hall Contemporary Barn Conversion Designers: Olivia Pomp and Gary Rowland Photography: Dominic French Abbey Hall is a contemporary barn conversion completed by Olivia Pomp and her husband, Gary Rowland. A ramshackle collection of outbuildings that grew
