In the bustling heart of New York’s Upper East Side, The New Design Project Studio has transformed a small living space into a beacon of cozy minimalism. This apartment breaks away from the typical rental formula, offering a living area that is both modest and neutral, yet warm and inviting.
Cliff Dwelling, masterfully renovated by Specht Architects, is uniquely positioned on a limestone ridge overlooking Lake Austin. This architectural gem transforms a 1970s house into a modern home that fully embraces its dramatic natural surroundings.
Melbourne-based Breathe Architecture recently transformed a former electrical transformers factory in a restaurant – Transformer Fitzroy.
Development and implementation of the original country complex Crazy BBQ project is the first major collaboration work of Ukrainian designers – a married couple Yaroslav and Ilona Galant. Description by Yaroslav Galant: Surrounded by a pine forest, the complex includes the main restaurant building, the Club House Crazy Hohols MFC building, an indoor fan zone
Our brief was to convert four former retail spaces in SW4 into loft apartments with an industrial factory feel. The floor level was reduced to create enough head height to allow a mezzanine level to be introduced …
Brooklyn-based Elizabeth Roberts Architecture & Design has designed and arranged this industrial space to become a family home. The Williamsburg loft is a 3,500 SF live / work space shared by a married couple–he is a chef and food writer and she is a sculptor. The couple found the large, industrial, ground floor space after
This cozy loft apartment was completed in 2014 by Bratislava-based Rules Architects Studio. The apartment has three rooms and an area of 88 sqm without balcony.
Wireframe apartment is one of the last projects completed by Brain Factory studio. The apartment has 100 square meters and is located in Rome. The designer’s description: The design project of this 100 square meters apartment consisted into redesigning totally the existing floor plan, characterized by an excessive division of the interior spaces that were not so
