2H house is the result from the collaboration between Truong An Architecture and 23°5 Studio and it was designed for a family with two children from Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam. The clients wanted more than just a habitable space, wanting that their residence would be a place of socializing and communication, which would connect all […]
Hudson Woods is a collection of retreat houses in nature, located in Kerhonkson, New York, in the Hudson River Valley. The project is developed, projected and built by Lang Architecture and team, offering an architecture and modern design which in the same time is simple, focused on comfort and on exploiting the natural beauties of
Mount Pleasant is a residence situated on the main arterial road in Toronto, Canada. The building was purchased by the current owner in 2012, where after over 50 years a flower shop has functioned and changed many owners.
Designed by ArchiBlox, Balaclava House is located in Victoria, Australia. The project integrates perfectly an existing residential structure with a modern modular addition realized on two floors. Balaclava has two living areas, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The spaces are configured to create privacy, while the kitchen and dining area are open to the garden
These attractive interiors belong to a beautiful villa located in La Baule in the southern Brittany, France. On a background dominated by darker and a little cold earth tones, the usage of brightly colored pillows and accessories breath into the space much joy and energy. This game of colors eliminates any trace of monotony. The
Project: Horizon House Architects: Matt Fajkus Architecture Project Manager: Audrey McKee Design Team: Matt Fajkus, AIA, Audrey McKee Design Support: Brandon Hubbard, Seda Koyluoglu Location: Elgin, Texas Photography: Bryant Hill Designed by Matt Fajkus Architecture, Horizon House is situated on a large lot in Elgin, Texas. Due to its composition, the public and privates zones
The Harold Street House in Melbourne, Australia, exemplifies timeless architectural design, thanks to Nest Architects’ thoughtful renovation in 2014. The goal of this project was to create a home with enduring character, ensuring the residence would not “age” prematurely.
With a growing family, the owners of Crib and Chock House wanted to extend the residence located in Coburg, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia. The expansion project was realized by Windust Architects x Interiors .
