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This Brussels residence, designed by Ohra Studio, reimagines a historic townhouse with a refined modern classic aesthetic. The renovation included a rear façade extension, introducing expansive glazing and new spatial volumes that flood the interiors with natural light and create a stronger connection to the garden. Ohra Studio Ohra Studio Ohra Studio Ohra Studio The project is defined by soaring ceilings, a harmonious balance of architectural elegance and contemporary living, and interiors tailored with Italian furniture, sculptural lighting, and bold use of natural stone. In the kitchen, sleek marble volumes are paired with clean cabinetry and minimalist lines, while the dining area is framed by double-height w... More

On the Monte Pana plateau in St. Christina, the Hotel Cendevaves has been expanded by an architectural composition that integrates into the Dolomites’ landscape with restraint and sensitivity. The extension is conceived not as a contrast, but as a continuation – in materiality, scale, and atmosphere. Hannes Niederkofler Hannes Niederkofler Hannes Niederkofler Hannes Niederkofler Hannes Niederkofler Wood as the defining design element, generous glazing, and a language of reduced, clear forms shape an architecture of quiet elegance. Connected underground to the existing garage, the new building accommodates 27 light-flooded rooms, including a suite of over 90 square meters. An open breakfast area with flo... More

 Project Name: GODDESS Architects: VEGZA Design  Location: Prishtinë/Kosovo  Year:2024 Area: 1100m2 Caption Caption Program/Function: “Goddess” is a fashion boutique interior that blends modern elegance with functionality. Transparent materials, stainless steel, and glass blocks create a refined scenography, while artistic details such as giraffe sculptures give the space a unique and memorable identity. Caption Caption Photographer: Besar Cani Lead Architects: Milot Sylejmani , Donat Minci  “Goddess” is an exclusive interior design project dedicated to the world of fashion, envisioned to merge aesthetics with functionality in a seamless and immersive experience.... More

Project Name: The Village Cafe Architects: VEGZA Design Location: Ferizaj/Kosovo Year:2024 Area: 102m2 Program/Function: Where design meets ritual – a modern café shaped be texture, contrast, and an inviting spatial rhythm.   Photographer: Florent Kallaba Lead Architects: Milot Sylejmani , Donat Minci. Florent Kallaba Florent Kallaba Florent Kallaba Florent Kallaba  The Village Cafe “Design creates culture. Culture shapes values. Values determine the future.” – Robert L. Peters. The Village Coffee is a carefully designed coffee shop where modern elegance meets an atmosphere of approachable warmth. Neutral beige tones create a calming visual foundation, offering a serene... More

Project Name: GB Showroom  Architects: VEGZA Design  Location: Suharekë/Kosovo  Year:2022  Area: 341m2  Program/Function: A dedicate showroom and atelier space for showcasing and fitting elegant dresses. The project is designed to offer both a refined experience and a supportive creative workspace.  Genc Fona Genc Fona Genc Fona Genc Fona Photographer: Genc Fona  Lead Architects: Milot Sylejmani , Donat Minci Genc Fona   GB Showroom  GB Interior exemplifies a design philosophy where simplicity converges with modern luxury to create an atmosphere of refined elegance. The spatial composition flows effortlessly, orchestrating a delicate balance between form an... More

The projectThe Atrio House is a project for a integral reform of a village house in Burjassot, a municipality close to the city of Valencia. The location enjoys the tranquillity of a neighbourhood with history, close to services and parks that provide the property with quality. The pre-existenceThe original construction is a corner semi-detached single-family house dating from 1980. Its main façade is protected due to its great heritage value. It stands out for its modernist style and predominant light green colour with great ornamental detail, characteristic of the Valencian movement.The house has 150 m2 built and has a large volume with a gabled roof. Its maximum height reaches 6.5 metres and it is built with exposed wooden beams... More

From the outset, this residence is conceived as a seamless dialogue between architecture and landscape. A refined watter features leads to the entrance, setting a serene tone that extends throughout the house. The foyer, lit by a skylit patio, transitions gently between exterior and interior, introducing the play of light and shadow that defines the home's atmosphere. Nivelarte Nivelarte Nivelarte Nivelarte organized over three levels, the layout distinguishes functions clearly. The ground floor hosts open-plan social areas, fluidly connected to the gardeen and pool, encouraging  indoor-outdoor living. The upper level contains private spaces, where terraces and carefully  framed views maintain privacy while dr... More

Located in a residential neighborhood and surrounded by conventional houses, this house on a large plot is configured with the idea of a front yard, a large private garden on the east and an internal courtyard. This construct is shielded by the neighboring houses that make a singular reading of the house impossible. High boundary walls further add to the idea of a hidden house that is jewel like in its crafting and elements. Anand Jaju Anand Jaju Anand Jaju Symbolizing the client’s lifestyle that is at once intensely public and fiercely private, the spaces in the ground floor opens up, connects and closes in a way that it has a multi-dimensional quality. Spaces flow on from one zone to another in a somewhat non hierarc... More

With a delicate balance of materiality, intricate detailing, and thoughtful spatial planning, Arch Nouveau by Studio Kaaki exemplifies a harmonious renovation that respects the building's origins while introducing modern functionality. Set in a 1980s terrace house, the project highlights its architectural features—vaulted ceilings and sweeping curves—through strategic material and lighting choices. Caption Caption Kristian Kaufmehl, co-founder of Studio Kaaki, explains: “Our goal was to elevate the existing building with small, thoughtful changes, creating stronger connections between spaces and the garden. The calm palette of natural materials introduces warmth and personality, while bespoke joinery complements... More

This luxurious 4 bhk apartment in Skara Divyam located at science city in Ahmedabad is designed to offer a perfect blend of elegance and comfort. This home has been thoughtfully planned with each corner crafted to execute a sense of space, style and modern minimal living. inclinedstudio The apartment is designed for a nuclear family with a requirement of separate drawing and living room followed by 3 bedrooms along with a guest bedroom. The apartment at the initial stage was an open layout, we designed and planned the common areas so as to segregate them while keeping them interconnected at the same time maintaining the visual harmony. Sufficient amount of storage is provided without sacrificing with the aesthetics of the space. i... More

This is a house of light… This is a house of simplicity… This house is an essence of frames….This is “The House of Frames.” studio_16mm studio_16mm This is West facing plot located in Bopal, Ahmedabad. The Plot Area of this Bungalow is 4,300 sq.ft. whose size is 78’ X 55’,with a built-up area of 7,700 Sq. Ft. The front of the Plot is connected to the society road on the west side and other three sides are surrounded with adjacent open plots and lush greenery. studio_16mm studio_16mm While designing bungalow from the North – West corner we didn’t wanted any boxy appearance or overpowering structure, so we carved out some volumes from North-West and played with a c... More

Set on the hills of Klina along the Prishtina–Pejë axis, the Benita Company Gas Station redefines the role of infrastructure in the energy transition. Designed by rino studio, the project responds to Kosovo’s ongoing energy challenges with a bold architectural gesture centered around resilience and resourcefulness. The multifunctional complex—comprising a gas station, market, fast-food outlet, and terrace—was conceived as a self-sufficient building. The architecture integrates the country’s first bifacial photovoltaic system, capturing sunlight from both sides to increase energy generation by up to 30 percent. These transparent, waterproof solar panels not only cover the roof but also shape the identity o... More

The single-storey detached house with a two-car garage consists of two distinct volumes. The white blocks with a gable roof form a clear composition. They are the same height and width. The only difference is the length. The white building blocks take on the colour of wood at the openings. The terraces are a continuation of the opening from which they are derived. This gives the impression of a wall being cut out and placed in front of the resulting opening. Marcin Mularczyk Marcin Mularczyk "Form follows function" The maxim of the eminent American architect of the modernist era, Louis Henry Sullivan. In line with this maxim, Z3Z ARCHITEKCI's designs strive to be clear in form and free of superfluous elements. In this building,... More

A 1950s villa transformed into a home studio for an architect couple and their daughter became an opportunity to experiment with complex spaces and to combine existing and new finishes and materials. The complete renovation of the house, along with the recovery of the attic, allowed for an unconventional spatial distribution, particularly in the living area, which is spread over two floors, and in the daughter’s room, which includes three levels that open up onto each other through mezzanines and double heights. Ph. Andrea Segliani Ph. Ramona Balaban Ph. Ramona Balaban Caption Ph. Andrea Segliani The lower floor revolves around the kitchen, the ideal and physical center of the house, which separates the livin... More