#interior renovation

The project involves the renovation of a 1960s apartment overlooking Parco Bolasco in Castelfranco Veneto. A central volume, clad in color, organizes the home and defines its perceptual structure: it concentrates the service spaces, separating and at the same time connecting the living and sleeping areas, becoming the fulcrum around which the space is articulated. STUDIO RONCATO ARCHITETTI STUDIO RONCATO ARCHITETTI The living area opens into a unified, fluid environment, while the sleeping area is constructed as a sequence of thresholds, openings, and glimpses. The layout is no longer merely functional but becomes a tool for orientation and the construction of depth. Warm materials, textured color tones, and natural light define... More

In compact spaces colour and texture take on greater significance. For Pac Studio, this reworking of a tired and dated townhouse kitchen and bathroom was also an opportunity to continue our research into colour: How it defines identity, delineates space, affects mood and atmosphere. Here, the bathroom could signal the start of a fresh and sunny day; the kitchen could provide a calming and quiet place to cook in the evening and close the day with a cup of coffee. Caption Caption The starting point was the rearrangement of space for efficiency. The relocated laundry freed up space for an additional guest bathroom. Lifting the ceiling height in the bathroom transformed the sense of space. New doors from the kitchen connect with a lo... More

Located in São Francisco Xavier, a district of São José dos Campos, Casa Quetzal is set within the landscape of the Serra da Mantiqueira, surrounded by Atlantic Forest and the characteristics of the region’s rural architecture. Designed by Sertão Arquitetos as a renovation of a 105 m² residence, the project completely reorganizes the interior spaces to meet the needs of its new inhabitants while preserving the language of the existing building and strengthening its relationship with the surrounding landscape. Guilherme Uemura Guilherme Uemura Guilherme Uemura The main intervention focuses on the redistribution of the program. The office was expanded by incorporating an existing covered... More

A Live-Work Transformation in Shanghai For architect Wang Zhuoer, the most personal design challenge was not a client brief—it was her own home. Rather than relocating, she chose to stay in the apartment where she grew up and transform it into a combined living and working space, redefining its spatial structure for a more contemporary way of life. Yuuuun Studio Yuuuun Studio Yuuuun Studio Context & Challenge Z-39 is a 170-square-meter duplex apartment in Shanghai that has been home to the family since the 1990s. The original layout consisted of a series of enclosed rooms with clearly separated functions. To accommodate a contemporary live-work lifestyle, the project required a complete reorganization of circulat... More

Formerly the home of the Orlando Apollos football franchise, the office space Prologis selected in 2019 was designed as a modern, collaborative workplace that prioritized their team’s health and wellness and provided an exceptional experience for clients. Following this successful renovation, the logistics real estate powerhouse reengaged Baskervill to update their space and design a 2,500-square-foot expansion to support their continued growth. Harry Lim The addition centers on flexibility and community, incorporating a variety of collaborative spaces: huddle rooms for virtual meetings, lounge areas for casual conversations, and a large boardroom that transforms into an entertainment hub. The boardroom opens to an expansive pan... More

R/URBAN DESIGN OFFICE has completed the renovation of Fuu Oimachi by LATIERRA, a former corporate dormitory in the Oimachi area of Tokyo, transforming it into a rental residence with integrated communal facilities. The project marks the first renovation and conversion within the LATIERRA urban rental housing series developed by Tokyo Gas Real Estate. Kenya Chiba Originally built in 1991 as a women’s corporate dormitory, the building contained administrative and communal functions on the ground floor, with 52 private units of approximately 20 square metres each on the upper floors. During the renovation, the removal of former management functions freed up space that could be reorganised for residents, allowing former administrati... More

 This project is a coffee roastery and café located on the ground floor of a small mixed-use building in Tamba-Sasayama.Set within rice fields, the building was originally used as a community center. It has since been reactivated by a younger generation and now accommodates a curry restaurant on the second floor and a used bookstore next door. Tomoyuki Kusunose Tomoyuki Kusunose The design seeks to create a place that is both embedded in the local community and open to visitors from outside the area. At the same time, it focuses on making the process of roasting and serving coffee visible and accessible.A large central counter forms the core of the space, with seating, roasting, and kitchen functions arranged around i... More

Coop.M is organised around the idea of openness: spatially, environmentally, and socially. Rather than separating rooms through rigid enclosure, Note Architects use exposed structural elements, movable partitions, and layered thresholds to create a living environment that remains adaptable over time. Kenta Hasegawa The architecture prioritises airflow, flexibility, and connection between spaces, allowing the residence to respond to both climate and evolving family needs. A central design approach involved stripping back the beam finishes to expose the concrete structure beneath. This reveals the geometry of the building while reinforcing a direct relationship between architecture and landscape. The exposed beams establish a continuous... More

co.arch’s project (Andrea Pezzoli and Giulia Urciuoli) in Cervinia is set within the Giomein complex, designed by Mario Galvagni and completed in 1972 on the homonymous promontory, overlooking the Breuil basin and the profile of the Cervino. Conceived during the peak expansion of Alpine tourism—new ski runs, cableways, infrastructure and holiday residences—Giomein interprets the mountain not as scenery but as a morphological and perceptual system against which architecture chooses to measure itself. Francesca Iovene The intervention concerns a domestic interior on the fourth and fifth floors, commissioned by a couple of art collectors. The apartment preserved a strongly defined decorative universe: jacquard fabrics a... More

This 5,550-square-foot whole-home renovation in Evergreen, Colorado reimagines a dated mountain residence into a refined contemporary retreat, balancing modern livability with timeless alpine character. Chris Robbins Chris Robbins The scope of work included a comprehensive interior transformation, exterior architectural refinement, and upgraded systems throughout. The home’s layout was strategically reconfigured to improve flow, natural light, and connection between spaces—creating a more cohesive open-plan living environment tailored to modern family life and entertaining. Chris Robbins Chris Robbins At the heart of the renovation, the kitchen was completely redesigned with custom white cabinetry, black gr... More

Located in the Łazarz district of Poznań, Poland, LJM Apartments reimagines a 150-square-metre interior within a 1904 Art Nouveau building. The building was originally designed by Paul Pitt for brick factory owner Otto Fechner. Once divided into two long-abandoned units, KIN KUNI has reorganised the apartment into three independent homes. The project demonstrates how historic residential fabric can be adapted to contemporary living standards through repair, reuse, and material continuity. Plan before the new subdivision KIN KUNI Plan of the new subdivision KIN KUNI ❌︎ Remove Applied Products block will be inserted here Working within a historic framework The tenement building forms part of Poznań’s late 19th- a... More

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

The main challenge of the project was to transform a closed and fragmented home into an open, bright space connected to the outside, without losing functionality or comfort for family life. The original layout limited the relationship between the rooms and the garden. The house felt small, despite its size, with underused elements such as the outdoor porch, and a lack of passageways and connections between rooms. Sergio Pradana Sergio Pradana Sergio Pradana The project thus became a true and inspiring California Dreaming. We intervened in the social spaces of the house, knocking down walls to free up the floor plan and create a large social space where the kitchen, dining room and living room coexisted without limits, exten... More

This four-storey residence is a terraced house in the heart of Milan. It has a red façade and a secret green garden, hidden within the block. A lung of air and tranquillity that fills the living room on the ground floor with light and colour.To enhance this natural pocket, a large panoramic window has been opened, which acts as a frame for the living room.  Ph. Beppe Brancato - Styling Giulia Taglialatela Grace and ambition make this house a journey to be discovered, dotted with precious memorabilia from the masters of 20th-century design and amazing works of art collected over time. The British taste that envelops the rooms is recognisable in the dusty colours and impeccable taste of the homeowners.  Oriental text... More