House EB: Shaping “Mönch und Nonne” on Curved Roof
Villa EB is a semi-detached residence created after a complex renovation of a old villa built in the early 1960s.
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The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Bodrum Designed by SAOTA
Designed by South African architecture studio SAOTA and developed by Aksoy Holding of Turkey, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Bodrum is the first stand-alone branded residences for Marriott International in the Europe, Middle East, and Africa region.
Bauhaus Villa 1936 / Loft Kolasinski
After a major renovation, the interior of the building remained unfinished. So it was necessary to design a staircase, a fireplace, interior woodwork, bathrooms, wardrobe, kitchen, parquet floors and mosaic floors. What turned out to be a…
SAOTA’s First Completed Project in Russia: Silver Pine Villa
In the Russian Capital of Moscow, this contemporary home, set among the pine woods on an island in the Moskva River, introduces a revolutionary outward-looking approach to the city’s architectural tradition.
Villa Benthuizen by Arjen Reas Architecten
Within this oasis, we wanted to develop a home that both focuses on the connection between daily life and the green garden around the villa, as the value of this location with respect to the surrounded residents.
Shoemaker House by Jaime Juárez R. Arquitecto
Located in San Miguel de Allende (Mexico), Shoemaker House is a vacation home built on top of a pronounced semi-arid slope; this last element served as the basis for the creative development of the project and helps…
The Interior Design of a Country House in the Villa Community “Moscow Evenings”
The Moscow-based bureau Kerimov Architects has developed the interior design of a country house with a total area of 310 sq. m in the villa community “Moscow Evenings”.
MT Villa, Kuwait / AlHumaidhi Architects
The project is located in Shaab, Kuwait with a plot area of 500 m2. The MT Villa plan applies a clean, contemporary aesthetic designed around the needs of a young family with 2 children.
Fendalton Residence / O’Neil Architecture
A rare and unique invitation presented itself in the form of a large blank canvas within a leafy blue-chip Christchurch suburb where we were given complete autonomy and freedom over the aesthetic direction of our client’s home.