This time we are designing an apartment for Přemek and his family. Again, we are connecting two housing units (2+1 and a studio) to create one big apartment. The resulting flat of 4 rooms and a kitchen corner has the total area 116 m2.
Project: Airy Home Architects: HAO Design Location: Pingtung, Pingtung County, Taiwan Area: 160.0 sqm Photographs: Hey!Cheese This bright and airy home was designed by Taiwanese studio HAO Design. The house has an area of 160 square meters. HAO Design strives to achieve an optimal balance between space and lighting, which is why we chose to
Raw House is a single-family home designed by Taller Estilo Arquitectura in Merida, Mexico. If we talk about architecture, in recent years it seems that the trend is to use synthetic and innovative materials, which are at the same time more expensive.
Project: HT Apartment in Vietnam Architects: Landmak Architecture The architect in charge: Tạ Tiến Vĩnh, Trương Tuấn Chung Design team:: Vũ Nam Sơn, Vũ Xuân Hải, Nguyễn Thị Thu Phương, Bùi Huy Toàn, Nguyễn Văn Thạo, Lê Huy Trường, Lê Thanh Hà, Đỗ Thọ Hà, Trần Tuấn Anh Location: Nam Trung Yên- Cầu Giấy- Hà
Pure Apartment is a private residence completed recently by Taiwanese studio JS Space.
This refurbishment of an existing double storey terrace house in South Melbourne opens up the entire ground floor and encloses an existing courtyard to create a communal multi-zoned family space that incorporates a lounge, quiet sitting room, and dining/kitchen areas.
Bach Studio 19 is designed by Strachan Group Architects and is located in Onemana, Coromandel, New Zealand. Onemana bach has a total footprint of 100m2 (75m2 + 25m2 interior decks).
Jonathan’s own home was designed to make the most of the north facing aspect of one of the few remaining, undeveloped sites in the Auckland suburb of Mt Eden. The design response to this core idea is the formation of a black cedar barrier wall which slices centrally across the site …
” House in a Moshav ” was built in 1951 for a Jewish immigrants family from Libya. It started as a small unit, typical for the houses built by Jewish Agency in those years, and it was extended as the family was growing.
