Outdoor terrace

The project reinterprets an existing villa through a new exterior concept that establishes a dialogue between contemporary architecture and Middle Eastern spatial traditions. Rather than altering the structure, the intervention focuses on redefining the architectural language and atmosphere. AIYA Bureau AIYA Bureau The original composition of smooth white volumes is enriched with layered elements — arched openings, textured surfaces, and softened geometries — introducing depth and a more contextual expression. These references are translated in a restrained, contemporary manner, balancing regional identity with modern clarity. AIYA Bureau Outdoor spaces are central to the concept. Terraces, shaded dining areas,... More

Situated on the Gulf of Finland, this waterfront residence combines minimalist architecture with traditional Tudor elements. The property spans 2 491 m² and includes two buildings: the main house and a guest house with an integrated staff annex and garage. A winter garden connects the two structures, creating a green oasis that softens the sharp geometry and adds a sense of harmony to the composition. SNOB Architects SNOB Architects The design emphasizes natural materials – wood, stone, and thatch – chosen for their aesthetic quality, durability, and environmental friendliness. The thatched roof required a specialized drainage system and contributes both character and sustainability to the design. Large panoramic... More

A popular seafront restaurant aimed to improve its outdoor dining experience by installing a 2m glass windbreak on its terrace. The primary goal was to offer diners an unobstructed view of the sea while shielding them from strong coastal winds.   The restaurant needed a tall, durable barrier that would let guests enjoy their meals in comfort, without wind disruption, while maintaining a safe environment. However, most market options only supported domestic or light commercial systems with a maximum glass height of 1100mm. To meet their needs, the team sought a more robust commercial solution. Caption MEGAgrip provided the ideal answer. This heavy-duty commercial glass balustrade system, combined with 31.5mm toughened laminated... More

Gerrard Road is an outstanding refurbishment and remodelling of a Grade II listed townhouse in Islington, and demonstrates Neil Dusheiko Architects’ sensitive approach to working with historic buildings. The house, which was originally built in the 1840s, has been carefully adapted to suit modern living, with period features sitting comfortably alongside stylish contemporary interventions. With a focus on family life and entertaining, the project sees the creation of a striking rooftop pavilion and the adaptation of an underused basement to create additional outdoor space. Billy Bolton Billy Bolton Billy Bolton Billy Bolton The original home is an elegant terraced house, and typical of many early Victorian homes b... More

The starting point for the design of this house was to fit a shape on a plot with a rather difficult trapezoidal contour, with a not very beneficial location in relation to the sides of the world - the entrance to the plot is located on the south side. One of the instructions from our investors was their dream of having an outdoor swimming pool, which is to be bathed in sunlight for most of the day to naturally heat the water. It was no easy task to simultaneously provide the investors with privacy and comfort while relaxing on the terrace and by the pool. TRZY.BE ARCHITEKCI TRZY.BE ARCHITEKCI The program called for a spacious living area on the first floor, with a kitchen separated with doors. A pantry, a walk-in closet, a two-c... More

Located on the steep Scott Street, the parklet glides along the sidewalk to reach the bar of the same name. Following the street angle, three circular benches unfold like bleachers in front of the large dining room windows.  Dave Tremblay / 1Px Absorbing the charm and character of the place, the installation captures the essence of the restaurant and extends it outside during the beautiful season. Wooden paneling covering the lower portion of the walls wraps around the backrests of the benches, creating a close connection between the interior and the exterior. The iconic color of Buvette Scott covers the steel structure of the tables and seating.  Dave Tremblay / 1Px From the street, the giant shingle cladding whispers... More

Conversion of the former post office building into a house with mixed use. The pointed roof was transformed into a penthouse with roof terrace. On the roof of the penthouse there is a roof garden and a summer kitchen.  Caption The penthouse itself is designed in a warm, modern style. The interior design is open concept. A generously landscaped terrace surrounds the penthouse. The generous window areas blur the boundaries between the terrace and the living area.  Sonja Schwarz Fotografie Inside, whitewashed wood planks from Dinesen were used as flooring, while premium WPC decking boards from MYDECK were used for the exterior. Made of wood and polyethylene, the decking is durable, easy to maintain and weatherproof. Eb... More

The rooftop of the Condesa hotel houses this fabulous sky bar where hotel guests, and non guests alike, can relax and take in the breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Vondom This exclusive terrace overlooking the sea has been kitted out entirely with furniture by the Spanish company, Vondom. In each of the different areas, different types of furniture have been chosen with a view to creating different ambiences. Vondom In the central area, where a large corridor has been created; the armchairs from the Ibiza collection designed by Eugeni Quitllet have been combined with the tables from the Delta collection designed by Jorge Pensi. Vondom On one side of the corridor, there are different versions of the Vela sofa, as... More

Gently rising from a sheet of turquoise, at Kuda Hura it’s hard to tell where ocean ends and sky begins. As captivating beneath the waves as above them, we embrace our stunning surroundings, to bring you closer to the sea and its secrets. Discover the welcoming embrace of a lagoon, flower gardens, a private spa island and spacious new Beach Pavilion hideaways in a charming village setting, awarded a Five-Star rating by Forbes in 2020 - Four Seasons Resort.  More

Located in the heart of the action and near the city’s main museums, exclusive boutiques, fashionable hot spots and trendy night clubs, ME Milan - Il Duca is one of the leading hotels in Milan. It is contemporary and cutting edge in style and located in one of the fashion capitals in the world.Designed by the world famous architect Aldo Rossi, amongst its fantastic services and facilities ME Milan - Il Duca provides 132 exquisitely designed, modern rooms, including 34 suites; a high-energy steakhouse restaurant from New York - STK; Rooftop Bar with outdoor terrace and spectacular panoramic views of the new skyline of Milan including the new towers in the Garibaldi area. More