Project Name: The Seat House Architecture: Atlas Architects Location: Tuerong, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia Area: 350 m² Year: 2021 Photo Credits: Tess Kelly This 1980s brown-brick farmhouse nestled in the rolling hills of Mornington Peninsula, turned its back on some of the best views in Victoria. The Seat was not just affected by the global […]
The narrow and long site of a one-level, two-bedroom, one-bathroom terrace house in Erskineville presented constraints that needed to be addressed in its redesign to transform it into a three-bedroom, two-bathroom two-story home.
La SHED architecture has breathed new life into this 1950s Laval bungalow, striking a perfect balance between vintage and contemporary design.
Built in the Houston Heights, this 360sf conditioned pool house with its 840sf exterior covered deck provides additional living quarters and a bathroom to accompany a new pool
For these young Londoners, the brief was to come up with a concept that would elevate their space to be beautiful, down to earth, approachable, and designed for entertaining.
The Alecrim House is located between the modernist aura of BrasÃlia and the adjacent natural scenery, in Alecrim Dreams, a project aimed at offering a unique and serene experience of genuine reconnection with nature.
With breathtaking views of Howe Sound, this Bowen Island home is distinguished by its lush gardens, roof decks, and terraces gently descending to the Salish Sea.
Many factors determine the success of a project. In this case, the clients were able to define their needs, but left freedom to the architects from Tissu Architecture, who were responsible for the interior design.
This modernist interpretation of the quintessential Upstate cabin evolves the classic form and materials into this two story architect designed retreat, clad in cedar shake with walls of glass and iconic dormers.
The hero of this house is a king post truss that opens the living rooms up to northern sun, making a tranquil inner-city retreat with low embodied and operational energy.
The design emphasizes the aesthetics of an object as an intrinsic value over concepts of architecture as a neutral placeholder for human activity. This concept is rooted in the fertility of design on its own and its transformative power, both socially and economically.
This three-story, 5,280-square-foot rowhouse is located in Brooklyn’s Park Slope Historic District. It was built in the first decade of the twentieth century, and was designed Neo-Federal style.
