Brick

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Project • By Strand Design(2) • Private Houses

Silver Residence

On a wooded lot in Minnetonka, Minnesota, Strand Design designed an urban retreat for a growing family as three simple rectangular volumes. Standing-seam steel, iridescent brick, poured concrete and natural cedar carry from outside to in, framing 360-degree views of the surrounding oaks. Chad Holder Chad Holder Chad Holder The family's private wing sits apart from the main living spaces and is joined to them by outdoor living and utility areas, so the household can gather or retreat as the day requires. An entry court sits beneath the steel volume, and folding glass opens the dining room to the outdoors. Chad Holder Chad Holder Chad Holder Chad Holder Inside, cedar ceilings and large windows run from the... More

Project • By Strand Design(2) • Private Houses

Highland Bridge

Near the Mississippi River in Saint Paul, Minnesota, this is the first single-family home completed within Highland Bridge, a new neighborhood on the 135-acre former Ford Motor Company site. Strand Design used distinct claddings to define the massing: bonderized metal and brick that recall the site's industrial past. Spacecrafting Spacecrafting Spacecrafting Spacecrafting Spacecrafting The house brings a modern scale into a largely traditional neighborhood, and strategically placed windows frame views of the river and nearby landmarks. Large panes of glass draw daylight deep into the interior volumes and open views as the plan moves from public to private spaces. Spacecrafting Spacecrafting Spacecrafti... More

Project • By Joaquin Oleastro Serra architect • Apartments

BELL BELL

BELL BELL An Existing House and Mature Trees as the Starting Point Opening text BELL BELL brings together 24 homes in the suburban residential setting of City Bell, Argentina. The project retains and renovates an existing house, converting it into three residences, and introduces a new building with 21 apartments at the rear of the site. Preserved trees and a material palette of exposed concrete, brick, wood, and metal establish the relationship between the existing property and the new intervention. JOAQUIN OLEASTRO SERRA JOAQUIN OLEASTRO SERRA JOAQUIN OLEASTRO SERRA JOAQUIN OLEASTRO SERRA Architectural narrative Retaining the original house establishes the site’s organization. Its position along the street a... More

Project • By CO Mimarlık • Private Houses

Tankut Y. Residence and Horse Farm

Tankut Y. Residence is the owner's house at the heart of a private equestrian estate in Kemalpaşa, Bursa. The design is complete; construction has not yet begun, and the images shown are architectural renderings. The house within the estate The residence is one of eight buildings planned across a 717,700 m² estate, with a total built area of around 3,000 m². Alongside the owner's house, the masterplan includes stables, a mare and foaling barn, a stallion barn, two hay barns, two manure storage buildings, an administrative building, staff and guest houses, and a training area. The 432 m² residence is the private centre of this working landscape: a home for a life shared with horses. CO Mimarlık CO Mimarlık CO Mi... More

Project • By Alventosa Morell Arquitectes • Private Houses

Casa PR21

Built on a narrow terraced plot facing the sea in Badalona, Casa PR21 occupies the full width of the site and unfolds across four storeys and an accessible roof terrace. Designed for a family of three, the house organises everyday life through a sequence of spaces in which structure, light and voids shape the interior experience. A restrained material palette and white surfaces allow natural light to flow from one façade to the other, making it the project's primary organising element. José Hevia José Hevia José Hevia José Hevia José Hevia The layout stems directly from its structural system. At ground-floor level, a series of reinforced concrete portal frames creates an op... More

Project • By 57STUDIO • Private Houses

PH Houses

This set of two houses originated from the subdivision of a large lot into three smaller ones, of which only two houses were built in the back. The houses are located in the area that used to be the garden of the old house; therefore, they have to interact with the existing trees. Roland Halbe Roland Halbe Roland Halbe Both houses have an L-shaped layout that contains a courtyard and closes off from the street. The programs vary slightly between the houses, resulting in differences such as one house having a second floor with more rooms than the other. Roland Halbe Roland Halbe Reinforced masonry (structural brick) was chosen as the primary material, with concrete used only in the plinths (washed) and the crowning... More

Project • By archoffice | architecture & construction office • Universities

Baghiatallah University Entrance

The design of the Baghiatallah University Entrance is the result of merging two distinct spatial approaches. The first approach adopts a thoroughly modern interpretation of the entrance; a concrete shell that emerges from the ground, defines the entrance space beneath it, and then returns to the earth. One of its vertical planes is angled along the primary flow of pedestrians to enhance legibility and create a more inviting atmosphere. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption The second approach takes a postmodern perspective, featuring a brick volume with proportions and openings reminiscent of traditional Iranian gateways. The integration of these two spatial volumes along their central axis has resulted in a wo... More

Project • By Iterare arquitectos • Private Houses

Casa Nido. Nesting within heritage in Valencia

Occupying a corner plot in Torrefiel -one of Valencia’s most humble neighborhoods- the Nest House is conceived as an exercise in protecting and highlighting the scarce and valuable built heritage still preserved in the streets of this key peripheral district in the city's north. David Zarzoso David Zarzoso David Zarzoso David Zarzoso Indeed, although code regulations allowed us to demolish the existing structure and build a new, the project insisted from the very beginning on preserving the original envelope and seeking shelter within it. It is as if that skin -made of solid brick and lime mortar, held intact over the years- had now become the foundation (or perhapsthe nest) for a new, emergent architecture that r... More

Project • By van Bergen Kolpa architects • Apartments

HOBO Insulindestraat

HOBO Insulindestraat Rotterdam is located at the new Hofbogenpark, the longest roof park in the Netherlands on the monumental Hofbogen in Rotterdam. The striking building at the bend of the old railway viaduct celebrates living in the city with a varied range of studios and lofts. With nature-inclusive terraces and an inner garden, the green Hofbogenpark is continued in the building and a healthy living environment is created. The architecture connects in a contemporary way to the industrial character and brick architecture of the Insulindestraat. The building has 46 apartments around a collective inner garden and are oriented towards the Insulindestraat and the Hofbogenpark. The roof terrace apartments have panoramic views of the Rotterda... More

Project • By Pandolfini Architects • Private Houses

Wildcoast House

On the ocean side of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, amongst the sand dunes and paperbark melaleucas, Pandolfini Architects has seen their vision for Wildcoast House completed. Constructed on Bunurong Country of the Kulin Nations, the site-responsive family retreat has been completed with passive design principles, a PV array and eye to protect and enrich its unique coastal environment. “Wildcoast House is a study in rugged elegance-three intertwined pavilions grounded by a reductive material palette that accentuates its sculptural form in the shifting coastal light. It is a home that settles into its site with quiet composure, offering a place of retreat, connection, and enduring coastal living.” — Pandolfini A... More

Product • By Gresart • Brick

Brick

Its inspiration based on the brick effect this collection is an enamelled porcelain stoneware with a more rustic look.  You can choose between clay tones, to give a more vintage touch to your space, or softer colors, such as white or lime, for a minimalist and modern look. The combination of colors evokes naturalness and a warm atmosphere, typical of environments that invite you to stay in. More

Project • By Fraser Brown MacKenna Architects • Apartments

Regent Place

Regent Place, a new development for Gateway Housing Association, provides 32 high quality Shared Ownership homes, including two 3-bedroom maisonettes and three wheelchair units. Tim Crocker Tim Crocker The scheme sits opposite the leafy Medway Conservation Area in Bow, East London. Tim Crocker Tim Crocker Through scale, articulation of volumes, and architectural details, FBM has designed a contemporary response to a history-rich area of East London.  Caption Caption More

Project • By ANIEA • Apartments

Reconstruction of an Old Farmstead

The Reconstruction of an Old Farmstead project reimagines a historic agricultural compound in a village in the Kashubian region of northern Poland, not far from the Baltic Sea. The intervention focuses on the reconstruction and adaptation of two buildings within a traditional rural homestead: a century-old house and its neighbouring barn. Andrzej Niegrzybowski Rather than replacing the ageing structures, the project retains the original spatial composition of the farmstead and reinterprets it for contemporary use. The house has been converted into two independent year-round holiday apartments, while the adjacent barn is planned to become a holiday residence in a later development phase. The architectural strategy centres on respecting... More

Project • By Sarturi Gumz Arquitetos • Wellness Centres

Márcia Leal Studio

Márcia Leal Studio is an interior renovation of a small commercial space in Jaraguá do Sul, Brazil, conceived as a hair studio that prioritizes experience, permanence, and emotional comfort. Designed for a single professional, the project explores how spatial organization and material choices can transform a neutral interior into an environment with strong identity and a welcoming atmosphere. The layout is structured around a large multifunctional central table, which acts as the social and spatial core of the studio. More than a functional element, the table organizes circulation and daily activities, encouraging moments of pause, conversation, and waiting. All other functions — workstations, reception, storage, pantry... More

Project • By DAVL Studio • Offices

werf07

Werf07 is a true pioneer in Scheveningen. For most people, housing development in this part of the harbor seemed a distant prospect, but DAVL Studio saw it as a great opportunity for development. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Although the land was zoned for commercial use, we believed that this location near the beach had enormous potential. Not only for housing, but also for small-scale commercial units. That is why, after extensive consultation with the municipality and local residents, we successfully completed the zoning plan amendment procedure. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption We provided buyer guidance for each future resident... More