Apartment XVII, Lyon / Studio Razavi Architecture
This is an apartment designed for a young scientist, living mostly alone. The XVIth century building is part of a uniquely preserved Renaissance neighborhood in the city of Lyon, France.
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Soho Triplex by Studio Razavi Architecture
The project brief was to connect three existing but separate floors to create a single family home with rooftop & terrace access.
Apartment XVIII, Paris / Studio Razavi Architecture
Overlooking the Luxembourg Gardens, this apartment is located in a former XVIIIth century mansion, largely remodeled in the years following the French revolution.
Apartment XVI Paris by Studio Razavi Architecture
The apartment XVI belongs to a French American couple and this is their Parisian home. Our brief was to transform the place into a warm & contemporary Parisian apartment and allow as much flow between each room.
This Wooden Mountain House Features Delightful Mix of Traditional and Modern
In this highly preserved Alpine valley, stringent architectural guidelines allow for very little freedom of architectural expression. Everything from building height/width ratio to roof slope, via building material and window sizes are strictly controlled
Apartment XII in Paris / Studio Razavi Architecture
Architects: Studio Razavi Architecture Project: Apartment XII Location: Paris, France Area: 220 m² (2368 SF) Photography: Stephan Julliard Located in Paris, the Apartment XII was renovated and modernized by the French architect Alireza Razavi. Before Baron Haussmann started gutting Paris under Napoleon the 3rd, a wave of modernization had started in the center of Paris
A Small Parisian Apartment with Ingenious Interior Design
Architects: Studio Razavi Architecture Project: Apartment XIV –Â small Parisian apartment Location: Paris, France Area: 80sqm (861 SF) Photography: Olivier Martin-Gambier Located in Paris, this 80sqm apartment was designed by Studio Razavi Architecture. Project description: This small Parisian apartment was renovated for a very young couple, both passionate collectors, and their dog. The existing context is