
House 905 by HARQUITECTES
No context is irrelevant to a new building. And often the site itself generates conditions affecting the project in almost every decision. This is not the case with this house.
No context is irrelevant to a new building. And often the site itself generates conditions affecting the project in almost every decision. This is not the case with this house.
This wood-frame house in Nagykovácsi, not far from the capital, was designed for a young graphic designer. As the client, she expressed her needs clearly and took an active part in the design and construction process, which came to incorporate the proportions of her design universe.
Mobilia has teamed up with Perth based architectural and interior designer studio State Of Kin to furnish Shutter House, an inspiring and forward thinking home designed for the modern family and furnished with some of the world’s most renowned and decorated brands; carefully hand picked to compliment the architectural beauty of the home.
Near Lake Constance, in the Austrian hills of little Egg, Innauer Matt Architekten studio has created a building with contemporary features yet perfectly integrated the surrounding greenery.
We’ve been dealing with the duality of holiday and weekdays, mostly with the question, that why the society have to highlight some days in the year.
The house has six glass windows with arches and a door opening onto the garden, this part filled with rushes. Only the middle door opens to connect both inside and outside.
The brief was to design a small house for a family of four in Blons, a small village in the Walseral-Valley.
The Ampulheta Armchair is a milestone in my creative process. Being my first piece developed as a furniture designer, this design tells a story of personal transition, in which I start my own path of traces, conceptions, forms and ideas.
For anyone who has never visited Hawaii’s Big Island, it can be surprising to discover that a vast arid plain occupies a significant portion of its western side, sloping gently down from the Hualalai Mountain to the coastline. Tufts of golden-green grass spring from the crumbled bed of black lava rock, with lacy Kiawe trees scattered throughout.
This old warehouse has been turned into a studio/garage for a car’s collector through a simple and plain project.
A listed Engadine farmhouse from the 16th century was to be spatially adapted to the new requirements and technically equipped for the future.
In the middle of the village of Jonschwil in Alttoggenburg, Switzerland, a typical old storage house was constructively secured. Three superimposed rooms with wet cells were installed one above the other, opening up a spiraling and vertically upward living space through all three floors.
Jonathan Tuckey Design has completed a new theatre in the grounds of
a school in south east England. True to the practice’s commitment to ‘building on the built’, for which it has earned an international reputation, the new theatre plays a vital role in repairing and enhancing the existing campus.
Soft, cozy with beautiful fabric options. We can’t get enough of the new knot floor cushion collection!
Casa Ter surges from a process of truly listing to the cultural and natural environment it inhabits.
The house distributes its weight in 43 14x14cm laminated wood pillars that rest on metal piles punctured to the ground surgically without earthworks. These pillars will continue to climb inside, branching out into beams and braces and reproducing spaces and widths similar to those of the forest outside.
The house is a wall and a window to the beautiful but cold and windy sea to the northeast.
The small house is situated on an island on the south coast of Norway. The site is characterized by smooth and curved rocks that goes down towards the ocean.
A tiny farm cottage is meant to become an occasional apartment through a complete rehabilitation.
The works shown within the Opus portfolio are largely one-of-a-kind pieces, created for site-specific commission or exhibition. Each of the works in the six series illustrated – Enignum, Lumenoria, Lilium, Exilumen, Eximon and Erosion – has been realised through an intuitive engagement with form, materials and making.
This holiday home is built in traditional Swedish massive log construction. The smooth surface of the planed logs works just as well as exterior façade as finished interior surfaces.
Mazanka is an apartment in a Kyiv skyscraper with a view of the Dnipro river, where ancient construction technologies were used. In the Ukrainian language, мазанка (mazanka) means a small village house built of wood, clay, and reeds. The name comes from the word мазати (mazaty) — to cover something with a layer of clay.
The starting point for this task was a typical challenge in Oslo: densification in an area of existing single family houses. The plot was a lovely old garden, but a flat terrain and a relatively tight situation gave a limited view.
The Eve Lounge Chair is custom made to order in Los Angeles, California.
The wood boards are cut, fitted, and joined by hand. The upholstery is cut and sewn to order.
The Columbia Building supports the City of Portland’s Bureau of Environmental Services. Housing workspace, a visitor reception area, and public meeting spaces, the 11,640-square-foot building not only supports the engineering department of the wastewater treatment facility but also functions as an immersive educational experience, all integrated within a sustainable landscape.
The historic Tercio y Terol quarter was designed by Rita Fernández Queimadelos and constructed during the 1940s in the Carabanchel area of Madrid. Originally a Francoist social housing project for families of limited means, it is now protected as part of Madrid’s urban heritage.
Casa Witiza is one of the 640 terraced houses which comprise the project.
Calçada House is located in Vila de Paraíso in the north of Portugal. There were existing house from 18th century and several annex buildings with several trees in old manor with 5000m2.
The Melt Collection captures the story of a series of objects that have undergone a transformation.
Table tops, chair seats, wall mirrors; softly slumped over their respective rigid frames, supporting them into their final, functional resting place.
MINIMO is really happy to present you our latest work, M07. In this project we have we turned into a house an old office located in the ground floor of a 19th century building, in a classic neighbourhood of Madrid.
“The project brings domestic warmth to the house, former office, unifying the common spaces in a large longitudinal room”
Paying homage to hollis+morris’ Toronto home, the railways of the Junction connect to form a creative hub. This light illustrates railways of light intersecting to create a glowing canopy over your space.