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Project: Mae Rim HouseLocation: Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province, ThailandYear: 2023Area: 500 m2Architectural design: WOS ArchitectsInterior design: EstudioContractor: Krishna MalakerdPhotographer: Add Peerapat Wimolrungkarat Peerapat Wimolrungkarat Peerapat Wimolrungkarat Peerapat Wimolrungkarat Mae Rim House project was born from the family's aspiration to relocate from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok to the serene landscapes of Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province. Nestled on ancestral land adjacent to their old vacation home, the vision was to create a permanent residence provided with both urban-style comfort and a profound connection to nature. Peerapat Wimolrungkarat Peerapat Wimolrungkarat Designed... More

"EE House" serves a dual purpose, functioning both as a residence for one and as a communal space for a closely-knit family residing in proximity within the Lam Plai Mat District of Buriram Province. Caption Caption Caption   Caption Caption Caption Caption The project originated from the homeowner's plan to retire from business and relocate from a shophouse to a single-story house with more space, greenery, and no staircases. Settling within a housing estate adjacent to her sister's residence, the primary challenge lay in creating a house capable of facilitating various family activities, inclusive of the homeowner's siblings and grandchildren, who frequently gather for cooking sessions and communa... More

COOOP is proud to announce its collaboration with the Highway Research & Training Center in Islamabad, Pakistan, for a pioneering project in engineering and education. This venture signifies a remarkable initiative aimed at advancing the field of transportation and infrastructure development in Pakistan. Located in the capital city, Islamabad, the Highway Research & Training Center is poised to become a beacon of excellence in highway engineering and research. This project encompasses state-of-the-art facilities for research, training, and education in the field of highway engineering and transportation. COOOP's design approach for the center integrates principles of behavior design, ensuring that the environment fosters collaborat... More

Cité Arquitetura's project favors family life, with details that enhance comfort in every room. Rio de Janeiro, 2024 – Designed for a couple and two children, the 67m² Brisa Residence, signed by Cité Arquitetura and located in Osasco, in Greater São Paulo, has as its premise the integration of spaces, emphasizing conviviality, the entry of natural light and ventilation and the needs of everyday life.  Leila Viegas Leila Viegas The use of sober, light materials and a well-defined palette of tones create an air of calm and lightness throughout the apartment, maintaining cohesion between the rooms and increasing the feeling of spaciousness.     Leila Viegas Leila Viegas In th... More

The Sult Cascais restaurant, caressed by the sea breeze in the charming village of Cascais, near Praia da Ribeira, is a gastronomic refuge that transcends expectations. Here, the true essence of Italian cuisine intertwines with a carefully crafted atmosphere, evoking the classics of Italy. This project is a fusion of tradition and innovation, where every detail has been planned to weave an engaging and sophisticated environment, inviting customers to indulge in a truly memorable gastronomic experience. Joás Souza Joás Souza Joás Souza Upon entering the doors of Sult Cascais, customers immerse themselves in an environment that exudes elegance. A palette of colors that blends vibrant tones with natural mat... More

The project is an individual residential house situated in the rural outskirts of Skenderaj, specifically in the village of Llaushe. The area is characterized by its lush greenery, sparse population density, and serene surroundings. Our studio had the privilege of contributing to both the architectural and interior design aspects of the project. Caption Emphasizing pure architectural forms and minimalism, the design aims to blend harmoniously with the natural landscape while meeting the specific requirements of the client. The exterior facade combines two main materials: white and brick, creating a striking yet understated aesthetic. The strategic placement of large windows ensures ample natural light, with the primary front facade fa... More

PROJECT BRIEF  Studio Pastels was entrusted by a discerning middle-aged couple to transform their penthouse apartment into a residence echoing their sophisticated, old-money lifestyle, interwoven with their devout yet vivacious demeanor. They desired a living space that resonated with their rich, aesthetic lifestyle while incorporating contemporary materials and designs. The result is a home that seamlessly blends timeless elegance with modern comforts, embodying the old-money charm they have always envisioned. Harsheen Mengar Client Brief The clients, a middle-aged couple, sought to align their home with their elegant and spiritually-rich lifestyle. The design directive was clear: to craft an environment reminiscent of an old-... More

Creativity meets efficiency, combining offices and workshop for the testing and assembling of different in-house engineered products.  Freeman Yeung Freeman Yeung Freeman Yeung A former logistic depot within an industrial hub, this double-height lofted space was the ideal location for our client to combine under the same roof their operational offices with a workshop where to test and assemble their products, hence having a proper headquarter where to meet clients and suppliers, optimizing their operations and logistics.  Freeman Yeung Freeman Yeung Freeman Yeung A customized container with glass partitions is inserted on the ground floor, not only it is used as a meeting room, but it becomes the he... More

In 2001, Italian architect Vittorio Gregotti was invited to plan the cityscape of the New City of Pujiang, Shanghai. Twenty years later, One House Design moved into its new office in the iconic two-story building of OCT ECO CENTER created by Gregotti, thereby opening a dialog of design across time and space. As an important vehicle that connects the enterprise to its employees, the new office offers more than a physical experience: it represents emotional perceptions as well as the company’s image and aesthetics, providing an excellent opportunity for the One House Design team to put their philosophy into practice. Zhu Hai “We hope to create a healthy, comfortable, dynamic and convenient working environment in terms of sca... More

This powerful industrialised construction is located in Valencia. With a Mediterranean style, this villa stands out for its O-shaped layout on two floors, mostly used to place a space as the centre of the house and distribute the rest of the spaces through it. In this case, the living room is situated as the master of the house. As for its façade, it has a Mediterranean and elongated aesthetic, thanks to the overhangs and its clean horizontal lines with lateral volumetry, accentuated by the colour white. A design that is in harmony with the white monolayer, technological wood and ceramic materials. Casas inHAUS | Modern mediterranean villa in Valencia Casas inHAUS | Modern mediterranean villa in Valencia This modular luxur... More

Faking It  Builders of the Baroque were dab hands at conjuring up illusions of depth. They weren’t of course the first, nor the last, to deal in deception. From the walls of Pompeii with fake windows onto imaginary landscapes to the digital décors produced for today’s film-makers, trompe l’oeil has long been a favourite in the designer’s bag of tricks. Used to effect, it adds an unsettling dimension, making you doubt the evidence before your eyes. But that’s not the effect created in the nineteenth-century period rooms at Drift 23 in Utrecht, now occupied by the city university. The decorative paintwork on the frames and cornices may be convincing and of immerse historical value, though it doesn&rs... More

Architecture expresses itself through form. The identity and interests of a building are implicit in its physical expression, its character is defined by the way people and even nature react to it. Michela Locci Michela Locci Michela Locci mnda studio The language of silence, architecture communicates through color, shape, texture and function. In this project located in the province of Milan, we paid particular attention to the surrounding context. A place immersed in the greenery of nature beyond all preconceptions which pushed us to tell you about it from every point of view through our photographic shots. mnda studio mnda studio mnda studio ​Our design choice for this apartment follows the analysis... More

Period Room 001 and 002When considering the wall coverings in Room 001 however, there is little space for free compositions. The late 18th century period rooms have a strongly symmetrical disposition of tracings and panelling whereby certain wall surfaces were left open to be finished with textile wall coverings. The photographic images of material assemblages which Driessen+Van Deijne had used before were used here as well. The difference being that for these prominent and highly representative rooms the images were first woven into a Jacquard fabric which was then photographed and printed onto the wall covering cloths. These were sewn, tensioned and mounted into the recesses of the wood wallpanelling. And so here, on close inspection one... More

COOOP takes pride in its collaboration with Skardu University, located in the picturesque Skardu region of Pakistan. Tasked by Skardu University, COOOP is spearheading the design of an innovative educational facility aimed at transforming the higher learning landscape in the Baltistan region of Gilgit-Baltistan. With an expansive area of 335,000 square feet, this project represents a significant step towards providing quality education to the youth despite the challenges posed by the remote geographical location and harsh climatic conditions. Skardu University | COOOP™ | Design for Behaviour™ The main campus of Skardu University, situated in Hussainabad Skardu, serves as the hub of academic and administrative activities. T... More