#privateresidence

Contextual Synthesis and Conceptual Framework ​Situated within the historically layered and dynamically evolving urban fabric of Tbilisi’s Chugureti district, the Bodavi Residence represents a rigorous synthesis of contemporary residential typologies and site-specific contextualism. Currently in its execution phase, this exclusive private commission is conceived as a sanctuary that navigates the complex dialogue between the area's rich heritage and avant-garde architectural expression. Rather than imposing a monolithic presence, the design philosophy operates on the principle of respectful yet uncompromising modern intervention. Arestea Arestea Arestea Volumetric Articulation and Massing The formal logic of the resid... More

Architectural Concept: Cosmological Tectonics The project transcends the boundaries of a mere architectural object, emerging instead as an aesthetic manifestation of space and matter within the urban fabric of Tbilisi. The nomenclature ‘Casa Asteria’—etymologically rooted in the ‘stellar’—is not merely a poetic metaphor alluding to the structure’s luminous, ethereal geometry or its nocturnal exterior aesthetic. Rather, it stands as a literal declaration of the building's material provenance and tectonic essence. Here, architecture is conceived as the organised, rational reorganisation of stardust; every physical component, whether structural framework or surface cladding, is a direct product of ste... More

The design of this Beverly Hills home blends principles of period style with contemporary living patterns, resulting in an elegant and functional hybrid residence that exudes luxury in every detail. Manolo Langis Manolo Langis Manolo Langis More

BU House unfolds as a contemporary sanctuary for a business person whose lifestyle demands both comfort and refinement. The interior architecture is conceived as a layered narrative, beginning in the social heart of the residence — the living and dining areas — where space is choreographed around the client’s extensive art collection. With works by celebrated Turkish artists such as Yüksel Arslan, Komet and Fikret Mualla, the placement of canvases and sculptures informed the architectural composition, transforming the interiors into a curated environment where art and daily life coexist seamlessly. İbrahim Özbunar İbrahim Özbunar İbrahim Özbunar İbrahim Özbunar The entry hall e... More

Space is the stage of life, the nexus of emotion, and the intersection between ideals and reality.Every object carries meaning—through the narrative of daily life, these items blur the boundaries between ourselves and the world around us. This seamless integration allows us to naturally immerse in the environment. Our sensitivity to detail and pursuit of quality are reflected in our interactions with these objects, expressing care for life and a deep respect for our surroundings. Hey!cheese Hey!cheese Hey!cheese Hey!cheese Hey!cheese The design is driven by the concept of “redefining the everyday.”By clearly identifying functional needs, reconfiguring the layout, and maximizing natural light, the... More

In a suburb of Salzburg, in a residential area dominated by private homes, a single-family house with a gabled roof was built in accordance with the context and the specifications of a development plan. The two-story basement building is functionally differentiated vertically, the upper floor has an introverted character, while the ground floor is extroverted. Paul Ott Paul Ott Paul Ott The open floor plan on the ground floor is the communicative heart of the house. Oriented around a service core, the kitchen overlooks the open living area. The generous glass surfaces create a seamless transition from indoor to outdoor space, giving the private rooms above a floating character. The design of a free ground floor zone and the... More

The area on which the house was built is an area prone to flooding. The worse one was in January 2020, when it was flooded up to 1500mm inside the house. Hence the name 1500 Haus.  When the owner decided to renovate the existing house, the initial plan was to partially raise the house and to add an additional floor, in order to minimize the impact of flooding should it happen again in the future. But after several discussion, it is decided to rebuild the house from scratch. The consideration was: structural instability when adding an additional floor to the existing structure, the minimum result compares to spending a good amount of budget, and the non-ideal layout when only partial areas of the house were raised. Mario WIbowo Photo... More

The site is in the hot and humid city of Mangalore, Karnataka, India. It experiences monsoon for over 4 to 5 months in a year. The project is designed to have two houses within the compound and is built in a site size of 15 cents. The built form incorporates the needs of an extended family of two siblings. The linear house is designed for the brother and his family along with his parents. An architect by profession, he has also included a studio space in the upper floors. The second house is designed for the sister, who along with her husband are doctors by profession.  Shamanth Patil Photography Shamanth Patil Photography Shamanth Patil Photography Shamanth Patil Photography The site is trapezoidal in shape, with... More

Being a nature lover, the client opts to have a holiday home alike sculpture stalled in his farmland. The site is located amidst the coconut grove and paddy fields giving a scenic approach to the site from the main road. The design objective is to setup a complete leisure destiny for his family within a built envelope, as well as the utilization of vista around farmland. Durjoy Chowdhury The client wishes to have a simple contemporary house which caters to basic needs in defined spaces. In the farmland barely a fraction of site is taken for the built envelope and the rest is neatly landscaped, accommodating outdoor activities. The primary requirements were to shelter, 4BHK with a semi private lounge, within a G+1 structure and also to... More