Archello Awards 2026 · Enter your projects before 30 September 2026
Archello Awards 2026 · Enter your projects before 30 September 2026

‬ corner

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about ‬ corner

Product • By Monteluso Stone • Portuguese Grey Rustic Limestone Irregular Natural Split

Portuguese Grey Rustic Limestone Irregular Natural Split

Portuguese Grey Rustic Limestone is a natural limestone sourced from selected quarries in Central Portugal. Each piece is individually selected, creating an irregular composition with natural variations in shape, texture and warm beige tones. The stone features a natural split face that preserves its authentic mineral character, while the sawn flat back facilitates installation and allows the material to be used as natural stone cladding for both contemporary and traditional architecture. Suitable for exterior façades, garden and boundary walls, interior feature walls, villas, hospitality and landscape projects. The irregular format allows architects and installers to create distinctive masonry compositions, from refined faç... More

Product • By Monteluso Stone • Portuguese White Rustic Limestone Irregular Natural Split

Portuguese White Rustic Limestone Irregular Natural Split

Portuguese White Rustic Limestone is a natural limestone sourced from selected quarries in Central Portugal. Each piece is individually selected, creating an irregular composition with natural variations in shape, texture and warm beige tones. The stone features a natural split face that preserves its authentic mineral character, while the sawn flat back facilitates installation and allows the material to be used as natural stone cladding for both contemporary and traditional architecture. Suitable for exterior façades, garden and boundary walls, interior feature walls, villas, hospitality and landscape projects. The irregular format allows architects and installers to create distinctive masonry compositions, from refined faç... More

Product • By Monteluso Stone • Portuguese Rustic Mixed Limestone Multi-format

Portuguese Rustic Mixed Limestone Multi-format

Portuguese Rustic Mixed Limestone Multi-format is a natural limestone sourced from selected quarries in Central Portugal. Each piece is individually selected, creating an irregular composition with natural variations in shape, texture and warm beige tones. The stone features a natural split face that preserves its authentic mineral character, while the sawn flat back facilitates installation and allows the material to be used as natural stone cladding for both contemporary and traditional architecture. Suitable for exterior façades, garden and boundary walls, interior feature walls, villas, hospitality and landscape projects. The irregular format allows architects and installers to create distinctive masonry compositions, from refi... More

Product • By Monteluso Stone • Portuguese Beige Rustic Limestone Irregular Natural Split

Portuguese Beige Rustic Limestone Irregular Natural Split

Portuguese Beige Rustic Limestone is a natural limestone sourced from selected quarries in Central Portugal. Each piece is individually selected, creating an irregular composition with natural variations in shape, texture and warm beige tones. The stone features a natural split face that preserves its authentic mineral character, while the sawn flat back facilitates installation and allows the material to be used as natural stone cladding for both contemporary and traditional architecture. Suitable for exterior façades, garden and boundary walls, interior feature walls, villas, hospitality and landscape projects. The irregular format allows architects and installers to create distinctive masonry compositions, from refined faç... More

Project • By maandoffice • Apartments

Corner Apartment

1. Inspirations and Key Concepts The project is located on a narrow plot of 7.5 × 25.5 meters in a dense street of Mashhad, Iran, dominated by repetitive classical façades. From the outset, three central questions guided the design: How can we introduce change and impact within a street characterized by kitsch classical façades?How can we design a tall, narrow volume to engage with light and spatial fluidity?How can we transform municipal regulations—specifically the mandatory 45-degree setback—into opportunities for formal expression?The design embraces these limitations as catalysts for creativity. The imposed 45-degree cut became a dynamic surface, repeated and multiplied across the façade, shapin... More