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#lightandspace

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about #lightandspace

Product • By Lasser • MINIM

MINIM

Minimal glass door system   MINIM is a glass door system designed to disappear visually and enhance spatial continuity. With reduced profiles and clean lines, it allows glass to take center stage, maximizing light transmission and visual openness. Conceived for contemporary architecture and interior design projects, MINIM integrates seamlessly into spaces where simplicity, proportion and material quality are essential. Its made-to-measure configuration ensures precise integration into both residential and contract environments, even in non-standard conditions. MINIM is ideal for projects where the architectural intent is to divide spaces without interrupting light, flow or visual harmony. More

Project • By ACE Architecture • Exhibition Centres

Milas-Bodrum Sales Office

Set against the backdrop of Bodrum’s coastline, the Sales Office embodies a contemporary Mediterranean sensibility—where architecture, landscape, and light converge to create a serene yet sophisticated experience. Caption The design emphasizes openness and clarity: expansive glass façades dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior, while natural materials such as stone, oak, and textured fabrics establish a tactile connection to place. Caption The spatial language is deliberately restrained, allowing proportions, surfaces, and details to speak with quiet confidence. Caption Every element is curated to support an atmosphere of calm hospitality—welcoming visitors into a space that communicat... More

Project • By Bago Architecture • Private Houses

Tonga Houses

The natural beauty of the coastal landscape of Cesme, Izmir, and the steeply sloped terrain serve as the principal inspiration for the design of the Tonga Houses. Placed on top of the hillside, this group of villas embraces a minimalist architectural language, seeking harmony with the environment through form, material, and orientation. Rather than imposing upon the terrain, the project adapts to it, melding with the contours and slopes in order to create a series of terraced living spaces that offer both privacy and panoramic sea views. ZM Yasa Photography ZM Yasa Photography ZM Yasa Photography The formal design approach of the Tonga Houses is intentionally restrained, consisting of clean lines, neutral materials, and geom... More