Curved ceiling
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Project • By Bjella Architects • Private Houses
Hillside House in L.A.
Tailored to meet the lifestyle of a family whose souls are deeply intertwined with nature yet find their physical presence tethered to the vibrant heartbeat of the city, this home serves as a tranquil refuge and an urban oasis in one. Nestled on a hillside overlooking the sprawling city of Los Angeles, this haven provides a panoramic escape where the family can indulge in breathtaking views and find solace in the seamless fusion of nature's grandeur and urban vitality.
Tim Bjella
Tim Bjella
Tim Bjella
Tim Bjella
In the heart of the home, the kitchen bridges modern design and craftsman style warmth. Crafted from heavy Douglas Fir timber, the cabinetry emanates comfortable solidity with a natural welcoming atmosphere. The... More
Project • By MDAD - Matheus Diniz Arquitetura e Design • Showrooms
TANDEN
The Tanden luxury clothing showroom occupies a former office in a brutalist 1970s building in a financial district of São Paulo. The initial purpose of the project was to consolidate customer service, design, administration, and production in a single space. Previously, the brand had each of these functions at different addresses in the city, making their production line more difficult. The consolidation also brought some challenges because the commercial building did not match the brand's vibe, and both employees and customers would have to share the same entryway.
Gabriel Guimarães
Gabriel Guimarães
Gabriel Guimarães
Gabriel Guimarães
In response to these challenges, we created an ir... More
Project • By Vita Architecture • Private Houses
Swissland Hills
In 2018 we were commissioned to deliver a bespoke home gym for a family in Tandridge, Surrey. The existing home was located in a greenbelt so we designed a transparent structure that both minimised its impact on the greenbelt whilst maximising the stunning views.
Ben Tynegate
The gym is a simple design with 4 main components, the steel structure, a curved glazing system, an acoustic lined timber soffit and the main roof structure. All 4 elements were designed to be millimetre perfect with the majority built offsite to ensure a seamless connection between the gym and the existing home.
Ben Tynegate
The result is a stunningly open and peaceful home gym which the family now enjoys with wide reaching views across their garden and su... More
News • News • 29 May 2022
Gaa by Architectkidd rematerializes traditional Thai architecture
In Bangkok, Gaa by Architectkidd sees the transformation of a traditional Thai house from Ayutthaya into a modern space for fine dining. Wood material techniques allowed the building to be disassembled and reassembled as the house was moved and rebuilt on its new site.
Luke Yeung
Traditional hardwood details and craft are accentuated in subtle and new ways with the architects muting the colours of existing materials and reducing the palette to a single tone. The simplicity of this approach directs focus towards the space itself and perceptions of light and shadow.
Luke Yeung
Other typical characteristics such as roof forms and curved ceiling spaces are amplified with a new installation made of string that flows throu... More