#penthouse

Renaissance by Storeyboard Design Project Fact File: Name of Project: RenaissanceDesign Firm: Storeyboard DesignLocation: BengaluruTypology: 3 BHK PenthouseArea: 3,500 sq.ftDate of Completion: March 2025Principal Architect/Designer: Swathy SivaramanPhotography Credits: Shamanth Patil Shamanth Patil Design Highlights: 1. The central structural beam becomes an art installation — sheathed in foiled wallpaper and adorned with metal art, it turns engineering into ornament.2. A soaring pitched ceiling and a gold-foiled chandelier mimic cascading rain, creating vertical grandeur and sculptural elegance.3. The family lounge is anchored by a bold, oversized painting that injects chromatic depth and contemporary energy into the otherwi... More

Perched high above the ever-evolving skyline of Bengaluru, this expansive penthouse residence epitomizes contemporary urban living through a lens of understated luxury and design-led intentionality. Conceived by uniting two identical duplex penthouses, the home becomes a singular architectural narrative — an elevated retreat for a family of two busy medical professionals and their two young children. The spatial choreography of this home is rooted in a loft-like openness, with sweeping visual axes and seamless transitions. Nayan Soni A defining feature is its deliberate engagement with the outside world — the dynamic cityscape becomes a living mural, framed by expanses of floor-to-ceiling glazing. Sunlight floods the inter... More

The renovation of this apartment consists in the total usage of this familiar residence volumetry, set on the rooftop. In this sense, overlapping spaces generate informal areas which allow the space to be enjoyed on two levels.The living space, being the primary space of the apartment, was developed to promote greater versatility of uses corresponding to the different needs and inputs of a creative client. Eduardo Montenegro Studio Eduardo Montenegro Studio Eduardo Montenegro Studio Eduardo Montenegro Studio Eduardo Montenegro Studio Eduardo Montenegro Studio Eduardo Montenegro Studio Eduardo Montenegro Studio The spiral staircase acts as a sculptural element that connects both floors. The optimizati... More

A house named "Dehleez" (which means "threshold" or "entrance" in several South Asian languages) is particularly fitting for a home that blends modern techniques and traditional interior design. The concept of a threshold represents the idea of transition, bridging the past and the present vibrant colours, much like how a home's interior design bridges traditional and modern colours & techniques. MDC Architects "Eclectic Traditional with a Vibrant Mediterranean Flair."This style combines elements of traditional design with a bold, colourful aesthetic reminiscent of Mediterranean influences. The use of intricate patterns, vibrant blue accents, and detailed cabinetry highlights the eclectic nature, while the arched doorway and ornat... More

Top floor with a view over the heart of Amsterdam In the most beautiful spot in Amsterdam on the Prins Hendrikkade with a view of the station designed by C.J.H. Cuypers and Damrak, Metadecor has created a facade with MD Formatura. On top of the flat roof of the famous Pancakes Amsterdam is an upper floor with lots of glass, which provides a good view of the surroundings from the new floor. It really makes you feel like you are in the heart of Amsterdam. From the public space, the top floor looks like a roof floor. Caption Caption MD FORMATURA BEST CHOICE FOR FAÇADE CLADDING MD Formatura turned out to be the best choice for the facade cladding, because it ensures transparency from the inside to the outside. The facade cla... More

In this project, Cedrus Studio was responsible for the interior design of the penthouse, roof garden, and landscape of the Paramis Garden residential tower. Paramis Garden is a high-end residential building in the north of Tehran, Nakhjavan neighborhood, designed by MK Architects. At the penthouse, the MK requested a luxurious yet modern interior architecture.   Mohammad Hosein Hamzehlouei Mohammad Hosein Hamzehlouei Mohammad Hosein Hamzehlouei Due to the target group of such residential complexes, the concept that generated the design consisted of integrating luxury elements, contrasting with minimal and contemporary accents, and pursuing to ensure a harmonious and integral composition. For instance, employing black st... More

The partitioned attic floor of the apartment building was opened up and extended with a terrace offering views on the urban landscape. Instead of being hidden away, the various air shafts and chimneys of the apartments on the lower levels were used to create the distinct image of the space. ©Filip Dujardin ©Filip Dujardin ©Filip Dujardin Strategically placed skylights let the light penetrate and reach the owner’s plant collection. The skylights also ensure an alternating game of light and shadow throughout theday. ©Filip Dujardin ©Filip Dujardin ©Filip Dujardin More

The new Marina Tower residential development is a landmark on the Danube and connects the waterfront with the city by covering the street and railtracks running along the river. pierer.net pierer.net The tower contains apartments of various different sizes that all have outdoor spaces, either loggias or balconies. A Children’s playground is located on the roof of the lower part of the building. Kindergarten facilities along with a spa and fitness centre, shops,restaurants and a range of services, such as a concierge service are part of the program. pierer.net pierer.net More

“Tradition can, to be sure, participate in a creation, but it can no longer be creative itself.” – Kenzo Tange Penthouse 1102, located near Hoan Kiem Lake, is a modern exploration through a luxury-fused New York style industrial apartment design, with deep rooted traditional design elements. The goal of design intend is to pay homage to traditions with the combination of color, texture, and material, while at the same time, taking a minimalist design approach, as per the client’s requirements. Nguyen Thai Thach Size limits prevented the full transition into a New York style apartment, therefore inspired elements such as naturally rusted staircase, an atrium with glass panels façade give the apartment a... More

This project transformed two small apartments on the top floor of a residential building designed by Paolo Nestler in the 1970s into a spacious penthouse. As part of the comprehensive core renovation, Arnold / Werner created in particular an open living area that not only forms the center of family life, but also gives the apartment a unique identity. Literally the focal point is the black-stained, floor-to-ceiling recessed wood furniture and wall coverings that wrap around the central plumbing core in a ribbon-like fashion. From the living area, this ribbon develops down the hallway and into the master bedroom. In contrast, the ceilings and all other walls, as well as the children's bedrooms, appear all white. The freestanding kitchen... More