Minimal aesthetic

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

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

Behind the dome of San Pietro in Rome is located a minimal and quiet apartment of a young professional. Yara Bonanni A colorful volume articulates and disengages the space of the house: it divides the living area - all open - from the more intimate and closable sleeping area. Yara Bonanni A small guest bathroom and the walk-in closet of the master bedroom take place within this block. Yara Bonanni On this simple and essential space, characterized only by the green color of the volume and the essence of the large-plank parquet, the central parallelepiped becomes protagonist of the house. Yara Bonanni Caption More

The location and the resulting image of the project at the initial stage set the basis for the idea. All elements of the interior are brought into the exact balance of volumes and colors, textures and materials, as well as in the fullness of decor items. The house is surrounded by a pine forest, with a low floor the windows are at the level of the tree crowns. The surroundings bring natural colors and materials to the interior, while the interior is shaped by a structure that unites the living areas. Everything is as flexible as possible to erase the framing contour of the apartment. Technical issues are minimized or visually hidden to give the space as natural as possible. There is the required number of lamps, electricians, ventilation is... More

Being a young enterprise, Rajat and I wanted a small studio, to step our identity in India after moving back from London. A studio that matched our taste of minimalism and that enabled us to explore new imaginative ideas. we decided to choose  a 1150 sq.ft contemporary studio which is truly experimental in its materiality, Porosity and Style. We have played with the cube shell, through a Minimalistic approach, and believing that “Less is more”. Through use of simplified visual compositions, the ambience of the office is ecstatic, Collective and collaborative. The space inherits the subtlety of contemporary interiors using shades of grey and retaining natural materiality . The studio follows a strict principle of lines and... More

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  category :- Interior designer (residential aparment) Project name :-  Cedar 202 Location :- Radiant Casa, Nr. Hotel Lalit, Akhil Nagar,                 Chainpura, Jagatpura, Jaipur, Rajasthan                                                            302017 Date of completion:- 14th march 2019 Photography credits: Tej   client brief Client for the project is a... More

Located in the mountain basin of Uonuma, Japan; the city does a complete turnaround from warm humid summers to snow covered winters. Here the temperature can reach up to 30 degree celcius in summers with over 80% humidity, while in winter the city might receive snowfall reaching up to 3 meters in height. Thus, a house built in this region needs to not only face the adversities of the land but also create an environment where the residents can thrive within their surroundings.   The conventional design approach to counter this snow is to elevate the living spaces, use mechanical means to melt rooftop snow using ground water and have thick walls with additional insulation. But all these measures create an isolation between the inside a... More

On a bustling New York boulevard, the architectural design of the building seeks to embrace the historical building elements of the area but with a contemporary approach. The typical earthly colored brick is placed in all the columns of the building interrupted by tilting windows which provide the interior space with plenty of natural light. The design of the building retains a minimal character and at the same time, its rectangular shape underlines the direction of the vertical axis. In such a big city that hosts some of the most popular brands, the ground floor with the visible - almost industrial style - aluminum profiles, highlight the commercial character and indirectly advertise their products, since the integration of the internal wi... More

Focusing essentially on the individual, functionality and usability, this building combines them to offer an architectural creation which stands out among so many others in one of the fastest growing business areas of Ankara. The primary design lines have been uniformly applied on the entire building of 150 meters. The curtain walls were used as an empty canvas on which a unique image was formed. Horizontal and vertical design lines meet the slopes leading to the top through "dancing" like moves. Minimal design highlights the building's character, as for the companies that are located into it, there is a strong demand on a clear and serious image. The natural light, which enters unobstructed inside the building, helps and enhances the effic... More

Overlooking the Aegean blue, the architectural canvas allows the synthetic choices to develop freely a synthesis that can create a special, kind of futuristic, hotel complex in Ialysos, Rhodes. Nine luxurious storeys are raised in absolute symmetry. The Greek elements appear in every single aspect, from the smooth curved moves that strive to sculpt the enormous volume of the building, to the combination of intense and vibrant colors of the natural flora and the earth elements. On the east side, one of the largest conference venues in Europe, whose image resemble a small stadium and also express its gathering capacity. Keeping Greek elements as its main architectural language, the intense white color provides plenty of natural light into the... More