Residential architecture

When it comes to home design, basements often present unique challenges. They can be dark, cramped, and sometimes overlooked. However, basements can transform into functional and inviting spaces with creativity and the right materials. The family in this residence expressed a safety concern for their children and needed a solution for their staircase. The goal for this Saudi Arabian home was to create a solution that addressed safety concerns and added a touch of modernity to the basement. The inspiration for using the Banker Wire S-40 woven wire mesh lies in its versatility and visual appeal. Here’s how it aligns with the theme of the area: Modern Design: Wire mesh is inherently contemporary. Its clean lines and geometric patterns... Mais

In designing for a client seeking respite from the bustling workday life, we crafted the Weekend House in Futtsu as a haven of freedom and tranquility. Nestled along the coastline near Tokyo Bay, this idyllic retreat offers an uninterrupted view of the vast seascape. Perched on a gentle hill, the residence boasts a clear view of Mount Fuji on sunny days, while on the opposite side, lush mountains rise, their dense foliage almost embracing the property. Recognizing the allure of the sea and the mountains, we designed a space that naturally draws the gaze outward in every direction. ©Shinkenchiku-sha ©Shinkenchiku-sha Initially, we considered a design featuring a winding wall or one that meticulously managed the interior-... Mais

Shahneshin Villa was designed in the Shahneshin area of Kalardasht. Due to the location of the villa in the forest, it was decided to choose the material in such a way that it finds harmony and a good connection with its surroundings. Therefore, Wood was selected as the main material for the building. Caption Caption The overall volume of the building was oriented towards them under the influence of the surrounding landscapes, and openings were created in those parts for better use of these landscapes. Caption Caption Due to the rainy weather in this area, in order to better control the rainwater, the roofs lead to the walls steeply.   Caption Caption Caption Caption A fireplace was designed... Mais

The Behestan Residential is a five-story building in the north of Tehran, which tried to improve the shape of the ground angles with its curved geometry. Considering that the width of the land in the north is more than the south side, the larger unit is located in the north and the smaller unit is in the southern part of the building, in front of its yard. Between these two units, on the west side of the building, a part of the volume was emptied to create terraces and the main entrance of the building. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption The facade material is a custom-made colored brick in two different colors, which is placed vertically on all... Mais

The project pertains to the renovation of a small family house in Toulouse. Despite its dated and somewhat run-down appearance, the house benefits from a five-meter wide parcel, which allows for a structure made of beams and hollow-core slabs, thus offering easy open-plan possibilities. gabrielle vinson gabrielle vinson gabrielle vinson gabrielle vinson On the ground floor, the garage is removed, and the veranda and its utility room are demolished. On the street side, a new glass block wall set back from the façade creates a buffer zone from the street and sidewalk, providing space for bikes and containers. The interior space is reduced to improve habitability and give the garden more magnitude. To the east, a la... Mais