Cliff Dwelling, masterfully renovated by Specht Architects, is uniquely positioned on a limestone ridge overlooking Lake Austin. This architectural gem transforms a 1970s house into a modern home that fully embraces its dramatic natural surroundings.
Stella house is a family home designed by Madrid-based PKMN Architectures. Description by PKMN Architectures: Stella is Colombian and her husband Michael, English. They live with their two young children in the center of Madrid. Receive multiple visits from family and friends from both sides of the Atlantic. The famous “guest room” seemed the only
The Long Island Residence is located in a rural community on the edge of the Long Island Sound. Approximately twenty-five miles from the heart of Manhattan,
Located in New York, Soho Residence was completely renovated by Slade Architecture. The existing space was a commercial/industrial loft space of about 3000 sf/300 m2. The historic front and back industrial windows define the large loft feel. In order to emphasize these and to allow light and views into the 100’ deep building, we kept
Occupying a quiet street in a conservative neighbourhood, the additions nestle into the suburban setting respecting the scale, form, and materiality of it’s context. The additions weave between the constraints of a substantial hoop pine, the existing house and a pool sited centrally in the backyard.
Pumphouse Point is a new eco-lodge in remote Central Tasmania. Situated on Lake St Clair, the boutique accommodation offers it’s guests a truly immersive wilderness experience. Designed by architects Cumulus Studio, it’s a great example of progressive Tasmanian architecture.
Merida House was designed by Henry Ponce Miranda. The house has an area of 200 square meters and an interior design that combines traditional Mexican elements with contemporary design. Description by Henry Ponce: Located in the historic center of the city of Merida; the site consists of an area of particular dimensions (5 x 40m) which
The Glade House project is a renovation of a late 1950’s residential dwelling in a bush glade setting in suburban Remuera. The house is modernist in style, typical of the period with low-pitched gabled roof, raking ceilings and exposed rafters. Fundamental to the re-design was the notion of providing “graduated connections” to the surrounding glade, physical and visual.
