Subtlety is the one word Theresa St residence evokes. This small home was renovated by Sonelo Design Studio. Despite the modest budget, through rigorous spatial planning, restraint and refined tectonics, the renovation work creates a modest seamless interiors effortlessly disguising the old as new.
Project: Hazelton Residence Architects: Batay-Csorba Architects Team: Jodi Batay-Csorba, Andrew Batay-Csorba Project Area: 4,000 sqft Location: Toronto, Canada Photography: Doublespace Photography Text by Batay-Csorba Architects The Hazelton Residence is an addition and full interior renovation to an existing four-storey duplex originally designed by Barton Myers, in 1983. The building was reinvented and converted into one
Los Altos Residence is a 5,360 SF modern house designed by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson. Located in an established Los Altos neighborhood, this single-family residence is a modernist reinterpretation of the Northern California ranch style home
Architects: McMahon and Nerlich Architects Project: Frame Terrace House Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Area: 188 m2 Photography: Mish Edstein & Superk Photo Frame Terrace House is a single-family house recently renovated by McMahon and Nerlich Architects, a boutique practice based in South Melbourne. From the architect: The project was to transform a modest existing heritage house
Architects: Thomas Löwenstein Project: Los Molles House Location: Los Molles, La Ligua, Valparaiso, Chile Area: 120.0 m2 Project Year 2016 Photography: Alejandro Gálvez Los Molles House is a private residence designed by Chilean architect Thomas Löwenstein. The house is located near Los Molles beach town, in the fifth region of Chile, in a half acre
The entire house is delicately supported on the downhill terrain. The landscape have a free view from the interior, even the layout is clear, simple solution with elegant design, in some ways this house is very minimal.
Our client wanted a warm, cozy home, where wood was the protagonist. Badly understood in general the concept “minimalism” beyond the “less is more”, we wanted “the maximum with the minimum”, which in no case reduces spatial complexity or quality of finishes.
Echoing the grandeur of the Teton Mountain Range whilst seamlessly inhabiting the adjacent grassland, the Wyoming Residence exhibits a conscientious marriage of form and material. The property’s zoning restrictions were artfully managed with careful assimilation into the natural landscape.
