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Located in a historic building in the Old Town of Bilbao, this project proposes the renovation of a home in which the image of the past and the present coexist, placing emphasis on the choice of natural materials and attention to detail of integrated furniture. Luis Díaz Díaz Luis Díaz Díaz Our main objective was to return the home to the splendor it would have enjoyed at the time of its construction. Although important architectural interventions were made, the ceilings were raised to the maximum and original rooms were expanded and unified, the most valuable architectural elements of the property were highlighted and characteristic historical elements were reintroduced such as cornices or timber wind... More

Using reclaimed wood for the siding and trim work juxtaposed to the stucco wall treatment and steep roofs, we created an old world looking rambler. The roofs hang low to help anchor the house into the land. The interior has comfortable north woods vibes with a show stopping wine cellar. JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD   JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD More

Richly appointed, our client’s condo on Nicollet Island presented the opportunity to create an atmosphere, spaces to display their art collection and a highly detailed primary suite.  JMAD JMAD JMAD JMAD Architect James McNeal started with the stair railing that connects the upper floor to the suite. The suite was tight on space, so we wanted to use details that would open up the space without eliminating any. Since the tub takes up so much space, we decided to make the tub an art and water feature - with a hand-carved dragon serving at the helm. All the detailing was custom designed by us, with granite and a pebbled tile flooring underneath the tub. We hired local artists to bring our designs to life. JMA... More

Set within a small clearing in dense woodland near Vilnius, Lithuania, Namai Miške — literally “Houses in the Forest” — comprises two contemporary family dwellings. In shaping the sculptural volumes, Vilnius-based practice Architektūros linija sought to create harmony between the natural landscape and human habitation. Norbert Tukaj Norbert Tukaj   Volumes shaped by their environment The project’s striking natural environment inspired a fluid arrangement of the two building volumes. Designed simultaneously on adjacent plots, the houses differ in form yet share a common architectural language, creating a sense of cohesion and depth. The central design idea lies in the contrast between th... More

The project takes place in an ancient farmhouse located in the Morvan region, partially renovated twenty years ago.  BCDF Studio BCDF Studio BCDF Studio The intervention consists in restoring a second part of the existing building, while both preserving the authenticity of the old building and being consistent with the first contemporary intervention. BCDF Studio BCDF Studio BCDF Studio The starting point is the creation of a new floor. Conceived as a grid, the structure hosts the composite floors, integrates the electricity grid as well as a hanging net, the luminaires, sliding doors, railings, suspended shelves… BCDF Studio BCDF Studio BCDF Studio Galvanised steel has been chosen... More

The typology of the project constituted as a multi-family residential building, seeks to generate a spatiality that responds to the collective imaginary of housing with a traditional architectural language and a contemporary color palette. Meanwhile, facing the current demands and the diversity of the inhabitants; flexibility is proposed both in the units and in the common spaces. FilmandoBA Sabrina Carnero Antonella Simao Sabrina Carnero Sabrina Carnero Sabrina Carnero Sabrina Carnero Team: Architects: One Place Design and Construction Management: Costanza Batistoni Construction Manager: Alan Blanch Construction Manager: Leandro Colonna Site Documentation: Georgina Bordoy Photographers: Antonella S... More

NE 1.17 House+ renders a minimalistic and bioclimatic design that is situated in a beautiful residential area in the city of Larnaca in Cyprus. The main idea of the project was to create a warm and cozy dwelling for a contemporary family, a space carrier of multiple memories, that could blend nicely with the environment and be energy efficient throughout the year.  Creative Photo Room Creative Photo Room Creative Photo Room Creative Photo Room Creative Photo Room Creative Photo Room Creative Photo Room Creative Photo Room The North façade, which welcomes the main entrance of the house, faces the highway and that was the reason behind the “L” shaped structure. The purpose was t... More

Near the South Holland dunes a special house has been realized, which consists of a visible structure of laminated wooden columns, beams and floors. This structure is filled in with an open or closed filling; open with sun and view oriented sliding doors, closed with vertical larch parts. The wooden construction is visible inside and out, so that the rhythm of the structure can be felt throughout the house. All this according to a size ratio that has been worked out in detail, so that special and warm spaces have been created for the clients both inside and outside. rené de wit The clients managed to buy a beautiful plot on a small lane near the dunes in Monster. Everything was still open, from the location of the house on the... More

Golden Jet Restaurant has been developed for passengers who want to spend time in a more private and elegant atmosphere. The restaurant hall is located in the cafe area, but it is raised to the podium and is divided from the main flow of passengers by the decorative facade of metal vertical bars. Area: 82 m2 Oleg Bajura Oleg Bajura Oleg Bajura Oleg Bajura Caption Caption More

The cafe is located on the second floor of the departure hall of Chisinau International Airport. The café hall is divided into several zones and, additionally, includes an ice-cream parlor and a children's playground.There is a Bar area in the center of the café. It includes four cash counters and a mini-bakery. The zone is designed for quick service of a large number of visitors. The cafe zone is highlighted by an accent luminaire, which can serve as a reference point. It attracts the attention of passengers and is visually readable from any point on the second and first floors. Area: 575 m2 Photographer: Oleg Bajura Oleg Bajura Oleg Bajura Oleg Bajura Oleg Bajura Oleg Bajura Caption   More

Neighbourly and eco-friendly atmosphere, freshness and naturalness, innovation, self-sufficiency and integrity. Based on the nature richness of our country, a favorable, natural environment has been created using natural materials such as wood and stone, as well as new materials such as quartz agglomerate, HPL panels and tempered glass. The space is maximally filled with air and light, which is facilitated by panoramic glazing of facades and the use of light and warm finishing materials. Oleg Bajura Oleg Bajura Oleg Bajura In the interior, there are green zones in the form of separately standing islands and a vertical green garden wall. In addition to aesthetics, it allows you to clean the air of dust and harmful substances,... More

In this house a large patio was arranged as access to the house, which defines the relationship between the main house and the guest house. This means that the house is gradually revealed and becomes more mysterious as you enter. Access is through a sea of ​​small stones that are flooded by a stream of water that reminds us of Japanese architecture. The same feeling is experienced in the access to the rooms with the pink wall and the steps. With its simple white walls, the architecture frames and limits the landscape. Somehow the existing pines are highlighted to enhance their beauty and strength ... Each room has a direct relationship with its own outdoor space, its own private terrace from which to enjoy the views. The double height li... More