The client initially dreamt of a house made up by different volumes centered around a green space. The architect however countered this idea of independent volumes by coming up with the concept of one building with the feel of separate buildings.
Step into the remarkable Beach House on Stilts in Collaroy Beach, Australia. Designed by Luigi Rosselli Architects, this unique structure harmonizes modern living with environmental consciousness.
Warehouse re-use in one of Sydney’s most recognised heritage buildings, the distinctive Edwards & Co. building. Behind the arched windows is a new residence, on the roof a large deck and private retreat. With utmost care, the new works uncover, retain and celebrate the existing fabric of the building.
Removing unnecessary partitions, annexing circulation spaces to premises with a practical function and pursuing a direct visual connection with the exterior, are altogether strategies commonly employed when achieving a feeling of spaciousness is required within confined spaces.
Project: Two Story Apartment AP 1211 Architects: Alan Chu Location: São Paulo, Brazil Design Team: Anita Meduna Area: 36.0 sqm Photographs: Djan Chu AP 1211 is a two story apartment designed by Brazilian architect Alan Chu. Located in São Paulo, Brazil, the apartment has an area of only 36 square meters. Description by Alan Chu: The
The House of about 90 sqm floor area is located in the District of Turin “Lingotto”, the Southeast suburbs of the central urban area, always in the dynamics of transformation of the city. Site of the first production facility of the FIAT car company, located near the area object of transformation for the centennial of the unification of Italy (ITALIA 61) Torino 2006 Olympic and principal place of business.
The placement of the Artist Residency, on the lower side of the plateau of Tour Saint-Ange’s park, beyond the vegetable garden, under the trees and on the slope leading toward the Grenoble’s golf course – was definitively a challenge.
BnA Hotel Koenji was designed by Makeshift Architecture in Koenji, Tokyo, Japan. The hotel takes the BnA (Bed and Art) concept a step further, by turning the entire creative city of Koenji into an art hotel.
