The Harold Street House in Melbourne, Australia, exemplifies timeless architectural design, thanks to Nest Architects’ thoughtful renovation in 2014. The goal of this project was to create a home with enduring character, ensuring the residence would not “age” prematurely.
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.
Hunter Leggitt Studio has designed and built this beautiful cabin near Isabella lake from California. The entire project required 12 months of work and it has relied on the contribution of 7 students from architecture.
Ridge House is a project realized by Simcic+Uhrich Architects from South Pender in British Columbia, Canada. The conformation of the land makes this 2,500 square foot retreat seem rather like floating than anchored by the rock. The house has a generous view both to the north and south, offering different experiences that capture the sublime
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 project implemented by Suite Arquitetos, the Casa IV is a residence from São Paulo that captures your attention through the generosity of the space and its openness and brightness. The emphasis was placed on the “Opening”, on the support of the socialization function and communication of the space. Thus, the very high ceilings of
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.
Situated on the western shore of Oberuckersee lake, Uckermark region, Germany, Rote Scheune (Red Barn) is an attractive holiday destination. Built in 1900, this red barn was discovered and purchased by the owners many years ago, being attracted by the peace and beauty of the place, by the old chestnut trees and the generous garden.
