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Architects – Ikshhana Design Studio Project Type – Residencial Interior Project Name - Juhu Beach House Client Name – Mr. Pankaj Shroff Location – Mumbai, Maharashtra Year – 2024 Area – 70 sq.mt (755 sq. ft) Photographer – Ar. Manan Surti Lead Architect – Ar. Devansshi Shroff Designing Team – Ar. Ayushi Rathod, ID. Anmol Shah, Diploma Ar. Aarti Khedkar Swing - Tectona Grandis Furniture from Aaram By Decora Carpenter: Kantibhai,Hiteshbhai,Nareshbhai Wall Textures: Jogindar bhai Flooring: Harphoolbhai Electrician: Ganeshbhai Plumber: Saurabhbhai     Manan Surti Manan Surti Manan Surti Manan Surti The Juhu Beach Apartment revamp project, execu... More

A dialogue of volumes and voids.This open-plan living space exemplifies the elegance of architectural clarity—where horizontal and vertical elements orchestrate a serene domestic rhythm. The double-height ceiling enhances the interplay of light and shadow, while soft curves dissolve the boundaries between architecture and interior design. Caption Caption Material tactility—warm wood, muted textiles, and soft lighting—invites a calm sophistication, anchoring the space in both function and form. The minimalist palette reveals an intentional quietude, allowing the architectural gestures to speak with subtle confidence. Caption Caption More

The existing space, once an underutilized brewing area for the restaurant above, presented a unique design challenge: how to seamlessly integrate a private entrance while preserving the existing floorplate. The solution lay in repurposing an adjacent service corridor as the primary point of entry, transforming a logistical necessity into a design opportunity. Central to the concept was the client’s vision—an evocative nod to the venue’s name, Blue Rock Swim Club, conjuring the allure of an abandoned underground bathhouse overtaken by a bar. Eymeric Widling Drawing inspiration from legendary establishments like House TO, the design team embraced a bold, brutalist approach, carving a dramatic pool cutout into the found... More

Federico Giner is a brand that has become part of the collective memory of several generations. Its desks and chairs have accompanied the education of thousands of Spaniards, becoming a reference in school furniture. With the design of its new headquarters, created by Clap Studio in Tavernes de la Valldigna, Spain, the brand returns to its roots in a space designed to find balance between work and rest—an environment conceived to foster concentration in a calm and serene atmosphere. David Zarzoso David Zarzoso The space has been conceptualized as an immersive walk among the clouds, that moment when, after a long journey, one begins to pass through them and becomes enveloped in their atmosphere. This concept materializes on... More

This small apartment, located in a former industrial space, perfectly embodies the characteristics of an urban loft. The main challenge was managing the limited space and the arrangement of the openings. Piercarlo Quecchia Piercarlo Quecchia Large windows are present only on one side of the apartment, dictating the choice to keep the adjacent space as open as possible to maximize the influx of natural light into the living area.The main functions have been organized along the side parallel to the windows, creating a well-equipped functional strip. Piercarlo Quecchia Piercarlo Quecchia The linear kitchen can be completely isolated thanks to a floor-to-ceiling curtain that, when drawn, transforms the kitchen into a clos... More

Celest restaurant & cocktail bar The design of Celest in De Zalmhaven in Rotterdam by Doepel Strijkers and commissioned by Magnicity allows Celest’s guests to transcend the ordinary world, to a special place far above the earth. Guests literally rise to new heights as Celest occupies the top two floors of the tower, 190 meters above the Maas River, making it the highest restaurant in the Benelux. Mathijs Labadie When Doepel Strijkers began formulating the design concepts for Celest, they turned to Edgar Allan Poe’s The Unparalleled Adventure of One Hans Pfaall as a central reference point. The book’s narrative of a journey to the moon provided the inspiration for a design that emphasises both ascent and transfor... More

In the bustling heart of Tel Aviv, a new high-rise hosts the expansive 20,000 sqm headquarters of Cato Networks, a global leader in cloud-based security. Spanning six floors, the innovative campus reflects the company’s mission of connectivity and integration. Itay Benit Photography Itay Benit Photography Itay Benit Photography Itay Benit Photography Itay Benit Photography Itay Benit Photography The design draws from the concept of "entropy"—a system’s natural tendency to seek balance. This idea materializes as a flowing "ribbon" of circulation that weaves through each floor, harmonizing diverse programs and linking the building’s structural core to its glass curtain walls. Itay Beni... More

This sculptural residential building was built in a beautiful residential area in the canton of Solothurn with a wonderful view of the Alpine chain with the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. The three floor levels are each rotated 102 degrees from each other and create a superimposed and shifted building sculpture. Due to its hillside location, the ground floor rises elegantly out of the terrain towards the south. The private bedrooms, with a separate master bedroom, are located on the upper floor. The loft-like living zones are on the ground floor. From here you can reach the terrace deck with pool area and elegantly descend a few steps into the garden area. Mark Drotsky Architekturfotografie Mark Drotsky Architekturfotografie M... More

Located in an urban locality in a metro city, the design of the residence beautifully merges modern architectural innovation with a touch of warmth and livability. Characterized by sleek, flowing lines and a bold, geometric structure. This asymmetrical, curvilinear form of the structure cladded in aluminium evokes a dynamic essence, with large glass windows allowing natural light to flood the interiors. A cantilevered balcony extends outward from the main structure, adding depth to the building's profile. The top of the facade curves inward, creating a dynamic visual effect and a semi-enclosed outdoor space. Vertical slats and lush greenery along the lower levels provide a contrast to the clean, minimalist surfaces above, softening the mode... More

Fran&Co’s first Seoul office, the 'Designer’s Atelier,' is a pioneering response to modern office design challenges. By transforming a windowless, budget-constrained space into a vibrant, nature-inspired workplace, this project serves as a model for the future of office environments in Korea, prioritizing employee well-being and creative potential. Teo Teo Bringing Nature into a Windowless Space The Designer’s Atelier showcases innovation by addressing the constraints of a windowless office space. Fran&Co used biophilic design principles to evoke a sense of connection to nature, creating an atmosphere of calm and healing without access to natural light. The use of light mint-colored walls, forest-themed... More

Ethereal. This is how this spectacular house by inHAUS on the Costa de la Calma (Majorca) appears. The lower volumes seem to levitate above the terrain. With no supports in sight, the perception that the villa flies over the terrain generates that sensation of tranquillity and peace that characterises this project. A Mediterranean-style villa that stands out in a luxury residential area in the municipality of Calviá. Cream and earth tones on the façades contribute to a perfect integration in the Balearic wooded landscape. With high-end cabins and optimum quality, this villa stands as a paradigm of premium modular housing.  Casas inHAUS | Prefabricated luxury villa in Costa Calma, Majorca - Germán Cabo Casas... More

Inspired by the vernacular architecture of the Aran Valley, this project explores a way of designing based on the use of local materials and construction techniques. David Zarzoso David Zarzoso David Zarzoso David Zarzoso David Zarzoso The intervention, conceived as a non-strident frame, directs the dweller’s gaze outwards through large windows and strategically placed openings. This approach allows direct sunlight to flood the interiors, providing breathtaking views of the Pyrenees mountains and fostering a seamless indoor-outdoor experience. David Zarzoso David Zarzoso David Zarzoso A major aspect of the renovation was unveiling the original materiality of the house, with wood playing a cent... More

Located in Meydan, the new corporate office for this highly successful bank, takes their back-office space into a new design direction, embracing a modern, open plan concept. Industrial elements have been incorporated using a neutral palate, open ceilings and mesh detailing, whilst branding colours are evidenced with comfortable, quality furniture solutions. Design Infinity Design Infinity Design Infinity Design Infinity Heartfelt ceiling detailing and accent lighting provide high level features and LVT flooring is added for aesthetic warmth and depth. A range of breakout areas are created for flexibility, allowing mixed use private areas to meet and work. Gaming elements have been introduced bringing employee enjoyment... More

South 32, a leading mining and metals company, partnered with Trend Group for the refurbishment of their Johannesburg office, building on the success of their Singapore office. Matthew Dyson, HPP Photography Matthew Dyson, HPP Photography Adapting to the Evolving WorkplaceSouth 32 adapted its global workplace strategy to local needs, reducing its footprint from three floors to a single 2400 sqm floorplate. This shift towards flexible workstyles ensures efficiency and comfort. Matthew Dyson, HPP Photography Matthew Dyson, HPP Photography A Warm and Welcoming First ImpressionThe reception area, featuring statement furniture and natural light, creates a welcoming environment that embodies South 32’s brand. The South... More