MAD studio has renovated this loft style residence, with an area of 1900 sqf, located in Flatiron district from New York. The tone was influenced by Balinese craft juxtaposed with the Industrial style of New York City. The interior design and finishes rely on materials such as hand-painted floor tiles, custom made millwork and petrified […]
This apartment, located in the old Mouraria neighborhood from Lisbon, Portugal, has suffered many transformations over the years, which involved various partitions of the space. The relationship with the street was under-explored and the connections between social and private areas were ambiguous.
Rosebank House project was realized by Make Architecture and it involved the spatial extension and renovation of an Edwardian house in Kew, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia. Harnessing the free land, there were built new living spaces, well adapted to the generous proportions of the old house.
Monaci delle Terre Nere is a boutique hotel situated on the slopes of Mount Etna, the highest volcano from Europe, in Sicily, at an altitude of 500 meters. Villa Monaci dates from 1800 and it has belonged to the monks of Saint Anna’s order. The hotel is surrounded by a 17 hectares organic farm, where
Loft in Paris is a project realized by the French architect Maxime Jansens in the space where it has functioned a 130 square meters ancient craft shop. The space is located in a garden in the eastern part of Paris.
SilverWood House is a residence located in Mindelo, in northern Portugal, which has been transformed and renovated recently by the architect Ernesto Pereira (3r Ernesto Pereira).
The Flat project in Sant Joan conducted by Eque y Seta (Daniel Pérez + Felipe Araujo) confirms the fact that the interior design and experience of the architects are compatible with low budgets and smaller homes. The renovation of this 72 square meters apartment from Barcelona has started from some several objectives: removing the unnecessary
This Estoril house was built in 1923 and is owned by the Portuguese architect Ricardo Morena, who faced one of the most difficult tasks for an architect, namely to redesign his own house. He aimed to enhance the sense of freedom and better connect the interior with the exterior.
