Set on the outskirts of a small rural town in northern Victoria, this is a family home raised slightly above the flood plain of a working farm. In a remote dry environment with little protection from trees, the design provides an adaptable building envelope set in the shadows of its own form.
This old building was renovated by Berga and González Architects in Lisbon, Portugal. The building’s renovation has preserved original features such as its historical facade or its ceilings heights
Project: Comfy House Architects: ALTS Design Office Location: Otsu, Shiga Prefecture, Japan Creative/Design/Art Director: Sumiou Mizumoto Area 105.57 sqm Photographs: Yuta Yamada The house was built in the newly-developed subdivision surrounding new housing. The project was recently completed by Alts Design Office. While planning a design with client many times, we hit upon a keyword:
This is a renovation project of an old flat which measures 22 sqm and 3.3m in height. Due to the high housing prices in Taipei City, the living space that young people can afford has become smaller and smaller in the last decade. Faced with such a living unit which is not spacious but still
LLI Design have recently completed their Southwood project, a total interior design and refurbishment of a 4 story 1970’s London townhouse. The project has been awarded “Best Interior Design Private Residence London” in the UK Property Awards – 2015 / 2016. The Southwood house had tremendous potential and the new owners, a young professional couple, wanted
Interior of this two floor townhouse was created by Buro108 for young family of three and covers an area of 192.5 m². The Istra townhouse is located in a beautiful calm country side. The main characteristics for this design concept is cozy minimalism. We had tried to make interior feel open, full of light and cozy
Uji House was completed in 2016 by Japanese studio ALTS design office. This house is located in a housing estate of Uji city and surrounded with old houses which have been rebuilding.
An articulated two-storey volume is sensitively stitched to the rear fabric of a Federation masonry and hipped envelope to provide significant additional freedom for the owners and their children to grow into.
