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Tucked discreetly in Hanoi, MAJESTY Golf Flagship store makes a quiet yet unforgettable first impression. Positioned along a tree-lined boulevard dappled in shade, the building's bold black façade immediately draws the eye. A rhythmic pattern of vertical aluminum louvers in matte black contrasts with a sleek gold brand inscription, creating a refined interplay of strength and elegance. It is a reserved, almost mysterious prelude to what lies within. Crossing the threshold, visitors are immersed in a world of deep, contemplative tones. Trieu Chien The interior embraces a monochromatic palette: black aluminum ceilings overhead, grey ceramic tiles underfoot, and dark wood wall paneling that together establish an atmosphere of stil... More

Designed to unite functionality and elegance while preserving the essential practicality of everyday living. The identity of this apartment lies in the predominant use of wood and mashrabiyas, which bring a sense of warmth to the space and create a light, inviting atmosphere. The integration of these elements with contemporary design ensures the space remains versatile and adaptable, offering comfort without compromising on sophistication. Every detail has been thoughtfully crafted to deliver both beauty and convenience, resulting in a home that welcomes with charm and functionality. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption More

Casa Lantana is a home designed to offer a retreat-like space within the city, fostering both relaxation and connection. It captures the essence of a peaceful getaway while maintaining its urban context. Lorena Darquea The ground floor becomes an open plan, a terrace-like space where the completeopening of its windows allows the exterior to blend seamlessly with the interior. Theheights of the public area are enhanced by a level change that separates the entranceand kitchen from the living and dining areas, maintaining a shared view whiledistinguishing the spaces through variations in elevation. Lorena Darquea The ground floor is freed from dividing walls, with services integrated around theperimeter, optimizing both its spaciou... More

The more than 1,000-square-metre plot on which we designed the "Light House," is located in a well-ordered enclave of single-family houses in the vicinity of Radomierzyce, near Wrocław. The magnificent mature tree stand gives the place a unique character, and the newly built houses shape the architectural quality of the estate, which has a modern character. The developer had a clear objective: to create a modern house that makes use of and blends in with the surrounding wooded landscape. JABRAARCHITECTS JABRAARCHITECTS JABRAARCHITECTS The design of the building is inscribed in the regularly square geometry of the plot. The body of the house is a two-storey layout, and the entrance has been placed centrally in the body of the... More

Located in the Sackville Ward, Kew, this contemporary design embodies a minimalist form, clean lines and a simple and natural palette. The scale of spaces create a sense of grandness when people walk through the door. The utilization of large expanses of glazing and double height ceilings elevate the visual experience of the user. VEERAL PATEL VEERAL PATEL VEERAL PATEL VEERAL PATEL VEERAL PATEL This home was design for clients who love to entertain. A direct connection between the internal and external spaces was key in creating one large space that catered for the families need and love for entertainment. A huge emphasis on glazing and north light was imperative to further enhancing the visual connection between... More

Located in Sydney’s North West, Epping Generations House, designed by Vanessa Wegner Architect, stands as a testament to the future of multigenerational living; artfully balancing the needs of two families across three generations while bringing gentle density into the area. It is a functional and warm home and an important model for both supporting our ageing population and providing an innovative response to tackle Australia's housing crisis. Replacing a dilapidated 1950s bungalow, Vanessa Wegner’s thoughtfully planned architecture presents as a singular, cohesive residence yet is deeply personal to each of the families. © Tom Ferguson The genesis of Epping Generations House arose from the desire of the younger fami... More

The private residence in Gerakas is designed to accommodate a family of four. The house is developed in two levels with distinct uses. The living spaces are located on the ground floor along with a guest room, while the rest areas are organised on the first floor, in order to ensure the required tranquility and privacy.The building is centrally located on the plot and borders the adjacent buildings, forming two independent gardens, one in the front of the plot where the entrance is found, and a private one at the back.The position of the building on the plot, combined with the open floor plan at ground floor level and the large openings, creates living spaces that are bright and sunny throughout the year. In addition, the residence has... More

The project was designed to accommodate a family of four. The building is characterised morphologically by a continuous broken line that connects the ground floor to the first floor and outlines the volumes.The residence is set on an inclining plot with a view over Attica, surrounded by vegetation - aspects which are incorporated into the design of the house. 3D artist: The Fourth Wall 3D artist: The Fourth Wall The entrance is placed on the side of the building, accessible from the municipal pedestrian walkway which was especially designed for the project. The lateral access, combined with the building's positioning at a height from the main street and the double-height glazing in the living area, ensures an unobstructed view.Th... More

The project stands in one of the most spectacular landscapes of the eastern plain of Corsica, at the limit between the Mediterranean sea, behind it, and the wild mountains of the Corsican hinterland in front. Caption O'Casella is a prefab wood cabin modular system that comes from two distinct elements; the living module and the pergola. The external space, as per tradition in this geographical area, requires large areas of shade, to shelter from the heat. Caption The first  volume allows to accommodate technical spaces such as services and the kitchen, and a living and sleeping area with a framed view on the surrounding nature. Caption The second volume, the pergola, is a ventilated and shaded element that allows you... More

Featured in the Sunday Times, this award-nominated contemporary, light-filled riverside home provides a tranquil retreat with perfectly framed views of the Oxfordshire countryside. Located in a picturesque plot on the grounds of a Grade II* listed manor house, the simple yet elegant pavilion-style home sits comfortably in its surroundings, offering tempting vistas across the river and beyond. Martin Gardener The building presents a number of intriguing angles, and features river-facing elevations that incorporate floor-to-ceiling glass panels to effortlessly capture the light and blur the distinction between indoors and out. The low-profile roofline helps the house to complement – rather than dominate – its surroundings, w... More

Casa Cresta del Mar 75 is located on an irregular terrain that allows us to have a blind façade, appearing to be on one level, low height and flat elements that contrast with a lush access garden. The access, through a pedestrian bridge, leads us to the living areas and the kitchen with a view of the Sea of Cortez. The Stills Agency The Stills Agency On the access floor we find a terrace with the pool, it is the core point of the house, between the TV room, the living room and the kitchen, it is an ideal place for coexistence. The Stills Agency The Stills Agency From the street, an access ramp takes us to the ground floor, reaching the garage, and all the private areas of the house, where the rooms enjoy a linea... More

A radical remodel of a modest beach bungalow originally built in 1913 and relocated in 1920 to its current location, blocks from the ocean. Taiyo Watanabe Taiyo Watanabe The exterior of the Bay Street Residence remains true to form, preserving its inherent street presence. The interior has been fully renovated to create a streamline connection between each interior space and the rear yard. A 2-story rear addition provides a master suite and deck above while simultaneously creating a unique space below that serves as a terraced indoor dining and living area open to the outdoors. Taiyo Watanabe Taiyo Watanabe The interior has been fully renovated to create a streamline connection between each interior space and the rear... More

Situated high above the city, the Crestwood House is a remodel of a mid-century modern home. Eric Staudenmeier Eric Staudenmeier The project was framed around taking something ‘modern’ and making it more contemporary. While the idea of indoor/outdoor living is typically taken for granted in Southern California, the altitude of the site allowed for an atmospheric connection rather than a connection to the landscape. As the clouds change color and are in constant motion along the coastline, the house and its materials were thought of as a canvas to be manipulated by the sky. The house is neutral while the exterior environment animates the interior spaces. Eric Staudenmeier Eric Staudenmeier More