Apartment

The "Apartamento Campolide" project was born from the desire of a young, growing family to expand their home by combining two apartments located on the same floor. The building, from the mid-1990s, was built in reinforced concrete, with a pillar-beam-slab system, which made it possible to connect both apartments without compromising the structure. Garcês Garcês Garcês Garcês The strategy consisted of the functional reorganization of the house, through the creation of versatile spaces that could be transformed according to the family needs. In this way, a clear separation was defined between the social area, which is concentrated on the southeast façade with direct access to a terrace, and... もっと見る

For decades, William Morris has inspired designers to blend functionality with beauty in home design. Continuing this legacy, we have recently undertaken the redesign of a 130 m2 apartment for a family in Kalamata, with a focus on creating a space that is both practical and aesthetically pleasing. Nikos Vavdinoudis / Ch.Dimitriou / StudioVD Nikos Vavdinoudis / Ch.Dimitriou / StudioVD The apartment is divided into two distinct zones, with the primary living space occupying the southern part of the residence and private quarters arranged along a linear corridor. Upon entry, guests are greeted by bold linear lighting on the ceiling and a linear reception furniture piece, which draws the eye to the expansive dining area. Surrounding... もっと見る

Studio ST Architects renovated a pre-war Manhattan penthouse apartment to accommodate a multi-generational, Asia-based family and highlight the wrap-around views of Central Park. Studio ST Architects collaborated with interior designer Atelier + Concept to create a classy and fresh interior which mixes “high” and “low” cost elements. Angela Hau & Alex Krauss The apartment layout was reconfigured to create a clear and simple circulation, separating the public spaces from the three bedrooms and creating an en-suite primary bathroom. A new foyer was introduced—clad in antique mirrors and De Gournay wallpaper—which leads to the long hallway that acts as the apartment spine, punctuated by a series of... もっと見る

The project of this apartment of approximately 100m², located in the city of Novo Hamburgo, metropolitan region of Porto Alegre, began with the challenge of transforming the space - already fully furnished by the former owners - into a refuge for an architect with a cosmopolitan style, passionate about for design pieces, and that despite living alone, values ​​​​receiving friends and family. Marcelo Donadussi Marcelo Donadussi For this, the property was completely remodeled, using only the kitchen and the white marble of the TV cabinet, and undergoing a general renovation in its pre-existing fixed furniture, replacing all the loose furniture, with essential pieces, chosen by hand, so that the project could communicate the st... もっと見る

Designed for Conscient Infrastructure Private Limited, Conscient One is a mixed-use space that brings together retail, workspaces, and serviced apartments, all towards creating aesthetics that seamlessly adapt to its context. The clients wanted a luxurious, high-end look on a restricted budget – a challenge that transcended into an opportunity. A thoughtfully curated material palette, refined yet simple finishes, and punctuating spaces with artwork helped achieve the same.  Andre Fanthome Andre Fanthome The brief stipulated by the client outlined the designing of the lobby space and all serviced apartments. The design vocabulary of the 50,347 sq ft building aims to embody the brand's ethos in a welcoming, unique, and c... もっと見る

Aksel project is a modern apartment, located in a luxurious residential building in Burgas, Bulgaria. The interior project unites two adjacent apartments and includes a spatious living room, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.  Think Forward Think Forward Think Forward Think Forward The design approach seeks timeless solutions in muted colour scheme, implemented in the stone claddings by Lea Ceramiche and Cotto d'Este, the oak claddings; in the exquisite frameless ceiling-high doors - a natural contionuation of the stone, wood, or Kourasanit coating materials of the walls; in the floorings - the large stone tiles by Cotto d'Este, the walnut parquet flooring, and the soft light grey carpet; in the sculpted furniture s... もっと見る

Eugenia wanted a house without a living room. She wanted a house where the kitchen was the core of social life and everyone had a good, spacious bedroom where they could have their own world. She decided to renovate an apartment in a building from 1900 located in the Eixample of Barcelona, exchanging the day and night areas to achieve this unusual distribution. The cement homogenizes all the rooms and protects the wet areas, takes a step back and gives the spotlight to the dark woods and porcelain, materials that have been present in the project from the first meeting. Existing wooden doors and windows are restored, keeping part of the essence of the original house to contrast with the metal sliding doors with smoked glass and mirror effe... もっと見る

The owner of this case is a young couple. During our communication and discussions, the couple did thorough research, collecting various inspirational photos they liked, including styles such as Nordic, Japanese, Zen, and American country. Hua happeni Studio Hua happeni Studio Hua happeni Studio Hua happeni Studio Hua happeni Studio Hua happeni Studio Hua happeni Studio Hua happeni Studio Hua happeni Studio Sorting through the elements in the photos, a common theme emerges, which is the abundant use of wooden textures. Consequently, we adopted a concise modern vocabulary as the design approach, subtly integrating various styles to create a unique wooden residence tailored specifically to the cou... もっと見る

The design concept draws inspiration from the client's desire for a modern, minimalistic home with vibrant hints of her African heritage. Warm oak tones and whites form the base palette, while luxurious marble and stone textures add highlights to the common areas and powder room.  Jed Hombrebueno Jed Hombrebueno Jed Hombrebueno The kitchen exudes a dark vibe with tinted shutters. What sets this project apart is the bold use of vibrant textures in fabric selection and quirky textured wallpapers in the kid's bedrooms and powder room. A particular pride of the design lies in the custom artwork that beautifully resonates with the client's African roots. This design is quirky and modern with a vibrant spirit. Jed Hombrebu... もっと見る

Located on the ground floor of a condominium building, the apartment to be converted had the charm of the 1970s, but also its drawbacks, with few generous bathrooms and a circu- lation made up of lobbies and corridors that consumed a lot of floor space. Caption Caption Caption Caption At the request of the new owners, the project includes a new front bathroom, in place of a very small bedroom. This situation offers the great advantage of bringing a second day to the existing bathroom, thanks to a large fluted glass open- ing. Caption Caption Caption Caption The kitchen has also been redesigned to integrate the adjoining hallway area and turn it into a hinged space, widely open to the living room and... もっと見る

A slender precast-concrete clad tower with an asymmetrical crown steps up toward the city as it favors views to Lake Michigan, combining 280 rental and 70 condominium apartments, with the two components entered from the street via separate lobbies. Caption Caption Metal detailing, punched windows, and glassy stacked bays enliven the composition, as do vertical setbacks. A lantern at the top, housing mechanical equipment, makes for a memorable skyline silhouette. In tandem with this tower came the opportunity for Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates to reimagine an adjacent underutilized park. Caption Caption For further information, please click here. Caption もっと見る

150 East 78th Street, a 16-story limestone-trimmed brick apartment house, grows out of New York's great tradition of Upper East Side residential buildings rooted in the expressive use of Classical proportions and detailing. 150 East 78th Street is designed to participate in the pedestrian-scale neighborhood fabric, with rusticated and tooled Indiana limestone rising to a denticulated cornice above the first-floor windows. Along Lexington Avenue, dark charcoal gray metal-and-glass shopfronts, detailed with slender colonettes supporting an abstracted Classical entablature, punctuate the facade. On 78th Street, the character of the fenestration changes, with narrow but tall windows picking up the rhythm of the residential side-street. Capti... もっと見る

An apartment for a young family with two children in Kyiv residential complex on the bank of the Dnipro River. The owner asked architects to create a minimalist, modern, comfortable interior where they could start their life from scratch. Mykhailo Lukashuk The main concept of this apartment is a blank sheet. A space that nurtures, rather than distracts, a space where you can recover from the city noise and frantic rhythm, exhaling as they replenish your spirit. That's why Senko Architects built the concept on simple geometric shapes, eye-comfortable proportions, and natural materials in a calm color palette. All the materials and fabrics are very tactile and evoke different emotions.  Mykhailo Lukashuk So in the common area... もっと見る