Located in the bustling city of Hong Kong, the Nano Breeze Apartment by Sim-Plex Design Studio addresses the challenges of high-density living. With nano flats becoming increasingly common in metropolitan areas like Tokyo and the UK, designing functional spaces within limited areas is essential.
Located in the prestigious Puerto Madero neighborhood of Buenos Aires, the Penthouse Puerto Madero by California Estudio is a stunning example of modern interior design and architecture. Completed in 2024, this two-level penthouse spans 620 square meters across the top three floors of a prime building.
Nestled in the heart of Rutherglen, Victoria, Australia, the Victoria Hotel by Porter Architects exemplifies the perfect blend of heritage charm and contemporary elegance. Completed in 2024, this impressive two-level hotel spans an expansive 2,000 square meters on a sprawling 3,070 square meter site.
When Nathan Fell of NFA (Nathan Fell Architecture) first spoke with Eric Roland, the client for this New Orleans front porch addition, there were a few things about the project summary that would normally have stood out as red flags. The budget was only $50k, the project scope was very small, and it was going to be DIY (Roland was to self-perform as the General Contractor).
This home was inspired by “Kintsugi”, the Japanese art of filling cracks in old and worn pottery with gold. It is a remodel and addition project at the base of the Colorado Rockies. We transformed an old, cramped kitchen, living, and dining space into a seamless, modern main level.
Barefoot House by Madeleine Blanchfield Architects embodies simple, tactile, and understated beauty. The clients envisioned a home where their growing family could connect deeply with each other and the natural surroundings. To achieve this, the architects centered the design around the concept of “barefoot meandering.”
Adam Knibb Architects took on the challenge of extending and refurbishing Trevally House, a beloved period dwelling. Their goal was to create a unique, contemporary addition without losing the home’s existing charm. To achieve this, they replaced an old conservatory with a modern ground floor extension that spans the entire width of the property.
Dry Creek Cabin by Fieldwork Design and Architecture sits 2,200 feet above the Columbia River Gorge in White Salmon, Washington. The architects embedded the cabin into the hillside, allowing the roof to float above the landscape. Consequently, this design creates a quiet, almost invisible facade from the road, blending the cabin seamlessly with its natural surroundings.
