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Our project in Liu Village, Daxing District, Beijing, exemplifies a pioneering approach to urban redevelopment, focusing on the specific needs of low-income earners, particularly delivery riders. Located 20 kilometres from central Beijing, the project employs an "urban acupuncture" strategy, rejuvenating the community by converting three rural self-built houses into a hub for deliverymen, offering a community centre and affordable housing. Caption Caption Caption Tailored to the unqiue lifestyle and professional demands of deliveryman, the project includes warms, comfortable living spcaces designed with the concepts of  'one room, one ded'. The community centre is dedicated to fostering a positive mental state among the... More

A residence in Chamartín with views and large open spaces. The complete renovation of this home reorganizes and clarifies the spaces with spaciousness and plenty of natural light. The premium finishes, without being flashy, provide warmth and a sense of calm and home. The large windows that illuminate and ventilate these spacious areas enhance the views of the nearby major avenues. David Zarzoso David Zarzoso The articulation of spaces is achieved through a simple concatenation of areas arranged by privacy, generating orderly and coherent circulations. Additionally, special attention has been given to the transitions between spaces. For instance, the connection between the living-dining area and the kitchen is made through... More

Set on a compact footprint, this house is designed around simple materials and thoughtful planning. A clay-red exterior wraps around the home, echoing the colour of the African tulip tree that dominates the front of the site. The tree was embraced—its form guiding the shape of the building. The architecture steps in and out around the tree’s canopy, with bold projections and soft recesses that reflect its presence. This thoughtful shaping also anticipates future buildings on either side, ensuring the house remains private on the outside and expansive on the inside. Ujjwal Sannala Entry is through a narrow, low-ceilinged lobby that quickly gives way to a tall, double-height living room. This central space opens into a north... More

The story of Yacht Kid Residential Development begins over a decade ago in the Fabrica de Glucoză neighborhood, northeast of Bucharest. Once vacant land, the area is now a thriving architectural hub, thanks to improved infrastructure and urban planning. Situated near Lake Tei, the project draws its inspiration from the natural surroundings and the dynamism of waterfront living. Elena Madalina Rosca Elena Madalina Rosca The building's predefined urban shape influenced the design, which emphasizes curved elegance and seamless integration with the environment. Drawing inspiration from the elegance of yachts, the project introduces a fresh perspective on balconies, blending form and functionality to create visually striking and pract... More

ANIKETANA - Balancing Solitude and connection.  Aniketana is placed in a calm residential area, a north-facing plot with a frontage of 40 feet and 60 feet depth. The existing tree at the entrance is retained as it brings a touch of nature to the space while also serving as a buffer and screen, creating a sense of separation and privacy for the site.  studio f8 studio f8 studio f8 studio f8 To create a sense of hierarchy and prioritize privacy, the house is divided into four main levels and stacked vertically : the entry level, the family space, the private areas and master suite. We enter the ground floor through a landscaped area leading us to the formal living and home theatre. The pet’s living and se... More

Graphic Era Hospital, designed by Renascent Consultants, stands as a pinnacle of contemporary healthcare design and sustainable architecture. Completed in October 2023, this expansive 800-bed super specialty hospital spans 8,000 square feet, meticulously planned to deliver an unmatched healthcare experience. The project's mandate was to create a timeless, user-friendly facility using local materials, sustainable practices, and cutting-edge design principles. At the heart of Graphic Era Hospital's design philosophy is a steadfast commitment to sustainability. The architects prioritized the use of local materials to reduce the project's carbon footprint and support regional economies. This approach not only underscores environmental responsib... More

Located in the suburban area of Thu Dau Mot (Binh Duong), Hidden Nest - the name given by the homeowner - was designed with the initial requirement of creating a living space for two people: a mother and her son, with the desire to achieve simplicity in lifestyle, serenity, and the most minimal impact from the surrounding environment. Caption Hidden Nest is laid out in three solid volumes - comprising two bedrooms and the kitchen-bathroom space. The remaining areas, including the living space, circulation, and the skylight, are the voids. The structure is completed with three roofs enveloping the solid and void spaces above: one for the front porch, one for the main house volume, and the other for the space behind the house. While ac... More

Exploring the confines of urban reality, this home emerges as a dream materialized for a young couple who, faced with the economic and social challenges of Mexico City, found their longed-for home outside of this context. The fusion of her musical passion and his love of reading is meticulously reflected in every detail of the spaces created. César Belio César Belio César Belio César Belio César Belio César Belio The single-level construction is erected with an amalgam of elements: concrete structures, joist and vault slabs, and flattened concrete block walls with locally obtained pigments. This approach not only accentuates the warmth of the colors, but also fits a mo... More

In the quaint village of Amandeep Singh Virk and his wife Rajveer Kaur, nestled amidst the burgeoning urbanization of a major industrial city's satellite town, a vision emerged for a home that epitomized sustainability. The founder of idieq, architect Saubhagya, along with his team, envisioned creating an ideal living space. Their choice of site was deliberate: the very grounds where their ancestral house stood, steeped in memories and familial ties. Determined to preserve their roots, the couple embarked on a journey to reimagine their dwelling, blending modern comforts with ecological consciousness. Harsh Nigam Caption Caption Caption The original structure, a product of its time, bore the hallmark materials of contem... More

This home in Pune reveals itself as a warm family space adorned with variety textures and materials. This 1,350 square feet apartment was intricately designed for a small family of three - a young couple and their son. Nested in a very serene and quite neighbourhood within a rapidly evolving section of the city, this house offers a perfect blend of peaceful living and urban progress.  Pranit Bora Pranit Bora Pranit Bora In the process the entire apartment had to be stripped down to its bare shell form, keeping intact only the needed partitions to start with a blank canvas, ultimately transforming into a warm, cozy & sophisticated family home. As a part of this process few walls were moved around to create a more exp... More

This is a serene and modern office space, located in one of the prominent neighbourhoods of Pune, India. The interior of the office embraces an open plan, featuring spacious and well-lit areas that promote natural light flow. The interplay between light and shadow creates a dynamic and inviting atmosphere, elevating the overall ambience. Pranit Bora Pranit Bora Pranit Bora Pranit Bora Spread across a humble footprint of 450sq.ft, this workspace is designed with an intent to create an inspiring, comforting and productive environment. Material palate is kept minimal, Birch plywood being the primary material, is used in its nature texture & colour along with glass which is both a transitory passage and defining feature... More

Upcycling of a Modernist House in Gràcia  Upcycling is a sustainable trend in the fashion world that involves giving new life to what already exists by improving and repurposing all the parts that make up the worked element. Applied to architecture, this concept is not only about reusing to enhance the functionality of the object but also about transforming it to enhance new spatial and aesthetic attributes.  Caption Caption Upcycling with respect for heritage  The Poch family has always lived in the same house since its construction in the late 19th century. Located at the end of Passatge Frigola, the house has undergone several transformations that have gradually altered its original form. Originally con... More

Home to a melting pot of cultures and communities, Kampot is widely known as a small-town retreat for relaxation and rejuvenation. In the past few years that has changed with the development of new hotels and highrises dotted along the Kampot river. However, what is still missing is a home-away-from-home concept that caters to those wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of Phnom Penh, yet feel settled and secure in their own space. Amaya aims to create homes that sit harmoniously within the surrounding environment, encourage well-being, and foster a sense of belonging. Robert Kleiner Robert Kleiner Robert Kleiner Damnak Soriya is one type of three types of homes designed as a private holiday home inside Amaya which offers... More

Key Factors in the Design of Sadra Building Facade:1. Its structural steelwork frame that was implemented in previous years.2. Changing the use of the building from residential to commercialTherefore, in the facade design, the use of wide glass to display products was prioritized. daryanile render daryanile render A small mezzanine was added to the facade as a place to display artistic arrangements with sofas or to place special pieces of furniture. The structural beams were displayed by the metal sheet in the facade. daryanile render daryanile render More