Minimal

The scheme provides a new rear single storey extension to a Victorian terraced flat in South London. The flat was in poor condition and required a full refurbishment and reconfiguration throughout. The clients, young professionals, were involved throughout the whole process and imagined a concept of light colours and natural materials. Rayan Bamhayan A minimal design in its purest form, the new rear open space aims to draw the garden into the interior. The detail of the interior is in keeping with the architectural concept. Walls and ceilings throughout the extension are finished in washed-plaster and micro-cement used in the shower room to also cover the ceiling, walls and ground to unify the space. Rayan Bamhayan The property... More

The CHOC house, a four-story house previously designed in a rustic style and plagued by numerous infrastructure issues, underwent a comprehensive redesign and renovation process. Karin Ravenna This extensive renovation project breathed new life into the home, removing old interior partitions and a harmonious blend of straight lines and soft, round details.  Karin Ravenna The result is a minimalistic and modern space, drenched in monochromatic grays and chocolate hues with subtle hints of orange and pink.  Karin Ravenna Natural, exposed materials such as stone, wood, stainless steel, brass, and glass contribute to its unique character. Karin Ravenna The Entrance & Lower Levels:  The entrance level... More

A strikingly minimal gallery-like space, in a listed building, referencing the tanneries of Dickensian London. Dan Hazeldean Once surrounded by the leather tanneries of Dickensian Whitechapel, this artisan dwelling was originally built as a lodge for a tanner and his family. Designed in 1864 by pioneering architect Henry Roberts and now Grade 2 listed, the lodge gives a rare insight into architecture now scarce in east London. Part derelict by the 1970’s and threatened with demolition, the building was saved, but most original features were removed and modernised. This gave us the freedom during our redesign, to strip out these additions, and reveal the underlying listed structure. Dan Hazeldean We challenged ourselves t... More

A city retreat inspired by Japanese simplicity and minimalism. Old oak doors on a cobbled back street in Paris, lead up a winding wooden staircase to a dark dusty apartment, uninhabited for nine years.Studio Hazeldean transformed this into a calm oasis in the heart of the bustling city. Dan Hazeldean The design was based on Shibui - subtle understated beauty, and Kanso - simplicity. We used a restrained palette of materials to unify the space and create flow through the apartment. Dan Hazeldean In the bedroom a partition creates a concealed walk-in wardrobe. The simple plywood bed plinth with integral side tables was custom made for the space.Blown glass pendants hover beside the bed for delicate contrast. Dan Hazeldean... More

Dan Hazeldean A Japanese inspired contemplative interior.A minimal kitchen, dining, living space promoting calm and creativity. Dan Hazeldean Originally a kitchen with an adjoining jumble of small utility rooms and pantries. A clogged space of conflicting doors and walls. The result of unplanned extensions and additions through the years. Caption Studio Hazeldean carefully expanded this into a contemplative interior, free of visual clutter. A minimal kitchen, dining and living space, to rest the mind and promote creativity. Dan Hazeldean As an experimental cook, the client needed a professional kitchen. Everything’s concealed within custom cabinets with no distraction from the clean lines. A self venting inducti... More

A minimal, open-plan kitchen, dining and living space.A seamless flow through sliding glass into landscaped gardens. Japanese aesthetics influence this cool toned, modern design.Biophilic architecture immerses you in nature. Dan Hazeldean Dan Hazeldean Recently landscaped with strong geometry, contemporary planting, and a muted palette, the garden was our starting point. To create the intimate connection to the outdoors we opened the back of this four bedroom semi-detached house to the garden. With clever architecture and space planning, we removed walls, and relocated doors to form one large open space. Sliding glass runs the full length of the resulting 52 square metre room. A seamless resin floor leads from the hallway, th... More

Starting from an existing abandoned space, the aim of the project was to install three psychology offices, supported by a reception, a waiting area, two storage/technical areas and two sanitary facilities (men, women + reduced mobility). Miguel Marques The existing structure, from the outset, paved the way for a simple and functional layout to be established, with a unique “L” shaped path, around which the necessary compartments are located. Miguel Marques The three offices were installed to take advantage of the existing windows, the reception and waiting area immediately next to the only entrance, and the sanitary facilities in the place where there is already a water and sanitation network. Miguel Marques Kn... More

This project is located in the Black Forest (Stuttgard) in Germany. Is a week end house of a family of 5 people and is designed with expose concrete at all. With a large windows for have a better view on the sorrounded nature to have the sense of it. uc21 archtects uc21 archtects uc21 archtects uc21 archtects uc21 archtects More

The client of the project is ATF, a construction company located in Tehran that wanted to renovate the façade of their thirty-year building in an innovative way but at the same time respecting Iranian tradition and architecture. uc21 architects Our design concept started from this idea expressed by the client and the particular shape of the building lent itself to making an innovative concept but at the same time respecting tradition. The building consists of three floors and the north, east and south sides are those to be designed. There are many terraces especially on the south side where the terrace on the second floor has to be closed partly to use it as a meeting room. uc21 architects At this point we have decided to... More

In the design of this wellness center in the city of Modena, the main theme is the comfort that users must perceive from the first entry. gariselli associati gariselli associati gariselli associati The project therefore revolves around the visual and environmental well-being, so the customer is to be welcomed: a few materials that completely cover all the surfaces with three-dimensional moldings, plays of light and chromatic contrasts to highlight the different functions of the interiors. A design aimed to speak the language of interior architecture, rather than pure set-up, thus refusing the affected and excessive decoration that often characterizes this type of retail. From the outside, the same geometrical proportions use... More

The interior architecture for this renovation where the unusual use of materials and the versatility of the spaces become protagonists thanks to a constant search for balance between strong shapes and discreet lines, natural materials and industrial products, bulky colors and soft hues. gariselli associati gariselli associati There are no primary or secondary spaces: each part of the house is designed following a rigorous functional and aesthetic research. Games of light, wings and false ceilings suggest the diversification of the environments that tend to never be hidden from view. The coverings, carefully planned right from the entrance, mark every change in volume, also covering the ceilings. In this way the large windows crea... More

Principal Architect: Moein NikaeenLead Architect: Behnam DaliliArchitect in charge: Bita Rezaee3d Visualization: Saeid Yousefvand- Ehsan DanandehDiagram: Mohammad MirzaieSpecial Thanks To Our Partner “Farid Behtash” for his supportClient: private Caption This project was referred to our office for reconstruction and renovation. It is located in Lipar region of Chabahar city. Caption After studying the context and social matters, we found that the project has separated itself from the plaza in front of it and it has been placed in the land like an unresolved event. This made it so difficult to find a connection between the context and the built part of it. Caption Here we decided to start the design process by e... More