Can House sits in a quiet residential area in Mudanya, Bursa, on the site of an old family home. Throughout construction, the team took great care to preserve the surrounding trees and plants. The design seamlessly integrates these natural elements, making the landscape an essential part of the house.
Sometimes, renovating a home isn’t about creating a brand-new look. Instead, it’s about evoking the warmth of a space that has already been lived in. Stazione 123 Apartment by 02A Studio is a perfect example of this philosophy—a transformation that accelerates time, revealing an environment renewed yet rich with history and personal experience.
The concept behind this 237m² Apartment for Mother and Daughter is to create a welcoming and comfortable space that fosters long readings and quiet introspection. Designed with the goal of promoting well-being and tranquility, this home offers practical storage solutions alongside a dedicated library area—ideal for hosting book clubs and intimate gatherings.
Indaiatuba House was originally a summer retreat. The owners, Sandra and José Luiz, planned to transform it into a full-time home for their retirement. With two children—a daughter (who already has a son) and a son (a teenager/young adult with a girlfriend)—the family needed more privacy and space.
Sabbia apartment is a stunning 540m² home in Curitiba, Brazil. The apartment offers a full 360º view with a special focus on Barigui Park. Located in a vibrant city, the design lets you feel the city come alive through its architecture. The project is set on two floors: the lower floor is for social spaces, while the upper floor is reserved for private areas.
Nestled in the inner-city suburb of Lake Wendouree, Ballarat Central House exists among a diverse mix of residential properties that range from 19th-century charm to modern designs. Tucked away on a quiet, tree-lined street, the home benefits from the vibrant energy of the nearby city centre and Lake Wendouree precinct—all while maintaining a sense of privacy and tranquility.
Located within the iconic Cosmos Apartment—a landmark of Curitiba’s modernism—this 72m² home has witnessed countless memories. Once the vibrant abode of two sisters who hosted study sessions, lively parties, and even moments of solitude during the pandemic, the apartment now embarks on a new journey.
The role of an architect goes far beyond drafting blueprints—it involves translating an intellectual vision into a living space that resonates with the client’s needs and personal style. In House for an Artist, this process unfolds through an extraordinary collaboration between architect and client, resulting in a home that reflects both artistic expression and innovative, sustainable design.
