This suburban house extension is an example of responsible rationalisation of a typical suburban home which offers a stimulating environment and demonstrates environmentally sustainable design. The project is located on a 740m2 site in Kew.
Project: Gateira Concrete House Architects: Camarim Arquitectos Architecture: Vasco Correia and PatrÃcia Sousa Collaborated: Tiago Garrido, Jonas Grinevicius and Christoph Schwander Location: Gateira, Penela, Portugal Date: 2009 – 2014 Built Area: 403 mp Site Area: 2143 mp Photography: Nelson Garrido Lisbon-based Camarim Arquitectos has completed in 2014 Casa na Gateira. The Gateira concrete house is built
A much needed renovation of this penthouse apartment on Sydney’s iconic Bondi Beach. Located on the top floor of an interwar Art Deco walk up flat, the refurb looked to both open the apartment to a generous rear north facing courtyard and modernise the existing interiors.
Tokyo -based Mamm Design has designed the interior of this apartment in order to give freshness and light. Japanese interior design has transformed the apartment into a very special and calm home. Description by Mamm Design: This is a renovation project of an apartment unit in a 30-years-old building. It’s for a family of 3 ladies, a
The 1653 Residence stands as a testament to modern living in Kansas City’s vibrant Westside neighborhood, a community cherished for its eclectic blend of restaurants, small businesses, and urban dwellers who thrive in the heart of the city.
COSCO RuiFu in Beijing is a magnificent mansion that beautifully blends modern aesthetics with traditional Chinese culture. Designed by W. Designs, the interior of this luxurious residence seamlessly integrates oriental elements
The Sunshine Beach House, designed by Shaun Lockyer Architects, offers a fresh take on coastal living. It uses greying timbers and natural materials to create a bold and eclectic design. This home is a striking example of how contemporary architecture can embrace and enhance its natural surroundings.
A five star inn for the Shorefast Foundation on Fogo Island, Newfoundland, Canada. Using wood as the main material, Saunders Architecture designed the 29 room Fogo Inn as a means towards the island’s economic and cultural survival
