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.
The renovation of the Minchenden Crescent House involved repurposing the existing floor plans in order to incorporate a large open kitchen and dining space. In order to create this unique space, Andrew Mulroy architects suggested rebuilding
Project: La Ruina Habitada Architect: Jesús Castillo Olí Location: Porquera de los Infantes, Valdivia, Spain Photographs: Ángel Baltanas La Ruina Habitada is located in the town of Porquera de los Infantes (Palencia), in the region of Valdivia, Spain, historically known for being the home of the parents of Pedro de Valdivia who discovered Chile. Living
A new residence situated in a beautiful oak tree lined street. This home was built by a builder for his young family. A minimal approach to materials has created an interior which is reflective and relaxing in feel.
Project: Uniplaces Headquarters Design: Paralelo Zero Architecture Client: Uniplaces Size: 10,763 sqft Location: Lisbon, Portugal Photography: Francisco Nogueira Located in the heart of Lisbon, in the emblematic railway station of Rossio, this project was designed for Uniplaces, a young, international, dynamic company that operates in the global student housing market. We stipulated two lines of
Interior design: Margarida Matias – Arkstudio Project: São Bento Apartment renovation Type: Architecture, decoration and furniture design Location: São Bento, Lisbon, Portugal Photographs: Rodrigo Cardoso Located in São Bento neighbourhood in Lisbon, Portugal, this short rental delight mixes the character and charm of old Lisbon apartments and the conform of a contemporary home. The renovation work
Discover Lude House by Grupo Aranea in Cehegín, Spain. This unique home features a continuous, multi-level space with stunning views of the Burete mountains and San Agustin Hill.
Directed by an existing structure, we tried to make the project assimilate this structural interferences in a natural way in its external volume: the unevenness on the front facade was further accentuated by metal vertical louvers that help in the composition of the facade.
