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Casa Lambda is located on the southeastern edge of the urban center of Castellvell del Camp, where the consolidated residential fabric meets the agricultural fields of the Barranc del Picarany. This transitional location, slightly removed from urban continuity, establishes a direct visual relationship with the landscape, granting the dwelling a peripheral position while remaining connected to its natural surroundings. This area is characterized by medium-sized sites of varied geometries, mostly occupied by single-family homes with gardens, the result of an urban development that expanded between the late 20th and early 21st centuries in the intermediate space between Reus and Castellvell del Camp. Filippo Poli Filippo Poli The si... More

The new residential development at Bytorvet in Tølløse comprises the construction of eight new apartments, centrally located in the heart of Tølløse. The project contributes to the densification of the area with modern housing that integrates into the existing urban structure along Jernbanevej. The development is designed as a unified, elongated building volume of up to two storeys with an attic level, reaching a maximum height of 12 metres. The pitched roof runs parallel to the street, while the façades are constructed in red brick with red roof tiles. This anchors the development in the material tradition and architectural scale of the surrounding area. The building’s slender depth ensures good d... More

Vipperød Bakker is a residential development designed with a focus on the quality of everyday life and a strong sense of connection. Here, contemporary functionality meets Danish architectural tradition in a harmonious interplay between architecture, nature and community. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption The homes are constructed in light-coloured brick with dark roofs, creating a calm and timeless expression. Each home opens onto its own private garden – a natural extension of the living space, where everyday life flows effortlessly between indoors and out. A residential neighbourhood designed for community and family life. The architectural concept carefully balances privacy with a sense of s... More

Lindevangs Allé in Frederiksberg comprises 12 residential units and one commercial unit. The development is conceived as a series of stacked villas, with lush green gardens distributed across multiple levels. The building steps up and down, reaching four storeys towards Lindevangs Allé and up to five storeys towards Nimbusparken. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption More

The project comprises a new development on Usserød Kongevej, consisting of five residential units and one commercial space at ground level. The building is constructed in light-coloured brick with decorative brickwork in a sawtooth bond, while the rooftop apartment is clad in copper. All windows and doors are finished in a copper tone, creating a cohesive architectural expression. Caption Caption Caption The outdoor areas have been carefully designed in accordance with the visions set out in the municipal plan for the creation of new urban spaces along Usserød Kongevej. In response to this, the building is set back from the road, creating a more generous and inviting relationship between the architecture, the s... More

Creation of an apartment in the rural section of a farmhouse in Praz-Pury The project involves the creation of an apartment in the partially disused rural part of a 1930s farmhouse. Fribourg farmhouses of that era housed both living quarters and farm functions under one roof. The rural section typically consisted of two stables flanking a central passageway — the fourragère — a through-space used for feeding livestock, which also benefited from additional height allowing hay to be stored above the stables. David BARD David BARD David BARD David BARD David BARD The intervention follows a logic of continuity, enhancing existing spatial qualities. The apartment is laid out on the ground floor acros... More

The project is a landscape renovation of Shanghai Xinzhuang TOD office area, focusing on three spaces: the main entrance garden, the café area, and the event lawn. It aims to enhance the site’s functionality and atmospheric quality through the integration of materials and space. Wu Qingshan Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption In the main entrance garden and café area, we use modular brick as the primary landscape material, combined with stone to create a series of unified landscape elements, including benches, dining tables, and feature walls. This treatment controls costs while giving ordinary materials a refined, contemporary tactility, shaping a coherent and composed leisure setting.... More