The Project Cafe has been conceptualized as a fresh, dynamic space merging three aspects – food, art and retail – where food acts as a catalyst for widening the reach of artists and designers among the masses.
Designed by Studio RO+CA, the VF apartment is located in Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, just a few steps from the beach. The initial idea was to create a colorful space for the owner, a young single 30-year-old, who could easily host friends.
A tropical addition to the restaurant scene in Amsterdam East, Bar Botanique, designed by Studio Modijefsky, brings a fresh and green interior to the former local Dutch café, De Ponteneur. Located adjacent to the multicultural Javastraat, Bar Botanique Café Tropique is the place to be from early mornings to late in the evening.
Architects: Walker Workshop Project Team: Ted Leviss, Trent Laughton, Erin White Design Principal: Noah Walker Project: Oak Pass House Location: Beverly Hills, California, United States Building Area 8000.0 ft2 Photographs: Joe Fletcher Oak Pass House is a modern single family residence designed by Walker Workshop. The house is located in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles County, California, United
Project: Tamarama House Architects: Porebski Architects Interior design: Deco Interiors Location: Sydney, Australia Photography Justin Alexander Tamarama House, a stunning beach residence completed by Sydney-based Decus Interiors and Porebski Architects, seamlessly blends the sophistication of city living with the relaxed vibe of beachside life. Nestled against a breathtaking ocean backdrop and designed with a non-linear
Designed by YS Built, the Torres residence is a cool ultra-modern custom residence in Madrona neighborhood in Seattle, WA. It’s a 2400SF of high-quality home for a creative young family. The owner has been a creative director for companies like Microsoft and Nike.
The renowned photographer Peter Krasilnikoff commissioned architecture practice Studio David Thulstrup for his private residence and studio in the Islands Brygge harbour-side district of Copenhagen. The guiding inspiration for the project evolved from worn-out warehouses and factories with their blackened steel and old bricks
This house represents a very common situation in São Paulo, a long and narrow ground [5.6×30.0m], with only the front elevation free of interference of the buildings around it. The challenge increased from the moment that we had to meet an extensive program for this area, which led us to maximum occupancy allowed, 170m2.
