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"I start a project when I visit a place." This phrase by Siza represents our design philosophy, and in particular, what happened with CASA B . V. In this case, the process also included choosing the property (purchased to be our future home). From the very beginning during the visits the trapezoidal floor plan offering unusual perspectives, the L-shaped terrace, the compact size and the great potential to redesign the layout gave us the feeling that this was our home, or better, our challenge. Stefano Maniero Some design ideas remained unchanged from the beginning to completion — such as the creation of the open space by joining the entrance and living room and the decision to leave the raw concrete beams and pillars exposed.... More

A.03 is a small-scale takeaway café that rethinks the traditional café experience by shifting its main space toward the end of the site. This spatial arrangement creates a more intentional setting for presence, observation, and interaction with the surrounding environment. Rather than focusing solely on movement and service, the project emphasizes pause, watching, and experiencing the atmosphere of the place. Reza jafari Reza jafari More

The project area is located in Viale Fulvio Testi 223 in Milan, and it is an opportunity to recover and enhance the structure of the former Pirelli Institute, built in the 1950s, after several transformations. The structure, once used as a workshop-school and now abandoned, is composed of two parts: one used as classrooms and later transformed into offices, and one that is a typical factory made up of a sequence of bays with a pitch of about 8 metres and a length varying between 15 and 30 metres with an average height of 7 metres. Federico Covre Federico Covre The brick structure is peculiar, with a shed roof with a metal structure. In recent times (the 1990s) the building has been adapted as a space for events and training, wit... More

Located in the Grand Théâtre de Québec, Le Studio is a new artistic venue. The space includes a bar, a kitchen and an exhibition area with a stage. Caption 1PX - Dave Tremblay The aim was to create an iconic venue worthy of the Grand Théâtre de Québec's reputation, while conceiving the stage space as a blank canvas free of interpretation and appropriation for artists and the diversity of their performances.Open on show nights, its free admission and universal access aim to broaden horizons and diversify audiences to democratize access to art in all its forms, whether digital, musical, gastronomic or architectural. 1PX - Dave Tremblay Open on show nights, its free admission and univers... More

Principle Architect: Moein Nikaeen Design team: Phase 1: Noura Sam, Parsa Bateby, Bita Rezaee, Fatemeh Ghaemi, Sana Sharifi Pooya  Phase 2: Zahra Salehi, Sepehr Beyhaghi Interior design: Behnam Dalili Structure: Arsham Aghajani 3D Visualization: Saeed Sadeghian, Parham Bakhtiari Caption Caption Caption This project is a design of a villa on a 330 square meter plot of land located in Royan county, Mazandaran province, northern Iran. The project draws inspiration from the connection between architecture and art. During the research phase, the "four square" idea was explored. The main challenge in designing this villa was expanding the open space in the project and how to connect and integrate it to the enclosed spac... More

Let's meet Warsaw kingdom of Polish winemakers and the effects of their wonderful work, encapsulated in bottles. In Port Praski you will find a wine bar, designed by a team of talented designers from the mode:lina studio.  Patryk Lewiński BRAĆ Polish wines was born out of the beautiful passion of the owners of the winery, lovers of wine, Polish tradition and regional culture, who developed professional cooperation with the best Polish artists. This is the story (as they describe themselves) of 3 brothers who have given the people of Warsaw a place full of good Polish wine, design and graphics.  Patryk Lewiński The wine bar's space has been furnished to remind us of Polish tradition, culture and the beauty of nature. Th... More

The task was to create a clean, modern and comfortable space for a young family to live. It turned out soft and bold at the same time. Emphasis was placed on the red shade of burning umber. Caption The main idea of ​​the project was to implement a minimalist, but at the same time bright interior, free from unnecessary things. Caption A three-room apartment with an area of ​​76 sq.m is located in the center of Kyiv, in a house built in 1980, built according to a special project. The designer's arsenal included ceilings 2.7 meters high, a large corridor and a miniature kitchen.  Caption The apartment is conditionally divided into a public area and a private block. The first part consists of a living room, a tiny kitchen... More

Re-envisaging a drab, stock builder apartment as a colourful abode of solace in the heart of Bombay. Through its design, Colour Me Happy is an attempt to encapsulate the emotion of cheer within the confines of a home. The 1,222 sq.ft. apartment reeks of colour - at times with a sense of subtlety but mostly in a bold manner. Prints, patterns, textures, pipes, art and artefacts come together to amplify the space as an extension of the client’s personality. Ishita Sitwala Often, architects tend to seek cues and visual guides from the site and context. The code approved red fire-fighting pipe, though functionally an important safety feature, is usually regarded as an eyesore and finds itself hidden away from plain sight. The three p... More

RED by Lapis Bureau is located in the heart of Shenzhen’s nightlife, in Coco Park Futian area, and is designed to be one of the most exclusive and unexpected realities among the bars and clubs scene in post-pandemic Shenzhen. Lapis Bureau Lapis Bureau In color psychology, Red represents positivity, initiative, passion and enthusiasm, hence the willingness to interact with people. In the most prosperous and bustling bar street of Coco Park in Futian, Shenzhen, a zig-zagging set of flashing red neon lights pops up at night. It is the signal that the carnival is ready to start. Lapis Bureau From the outside, a series of upholstered red-leather doors with a circular window geared with an infinity mirror is mesmerizing th... More

COFFEE MACHINE RED | CONCEPT | RUSSIA | 93 SQ. M This project started with a dialogue. The owners of a Coffee Machine cafe chain were thinking of potential places for opening a new cafe and were wondering what format it could be in. In the beginning, they asked us to conduct a study and come up with a design solution. This was our third collaboration with this company. Our first project was a small drive-through cafe, then we designed their flagship coffee shop, which was opened downtown. In this project, we wanted to take a fresh look at the communication with the cafe visitors and create a new format of interaction with them. As a result, we took all features of the premises into account and created this concept within the framework of... More

Located on a coastal Connecticut estate, the Red Barn houses space for an artist on the first floor (a studio and workshop) as well as modern living accommodations on the second floor (a bedroom, bathroom, living and dining areas). Programmatic flexibility is a major component of the Barn’s design, as the first floor is highly reconfigurable. In stark counterpoint to the traditionalism of the estate, the building houses its functions in minimalist, graphic efficiency as it reinterprets a common New England building form. A continuous rainscreen encloses the entire profile of the dwelling and seamlessly blends a large foldaway door that allows access to the expansive space below. More

In this small project we address the problem of the expressions coming from the exhibition of the material to the non-evident and that, in this case, link the architecture with natural elements. This probably reveals a conceptual richness that arises from an organic origin. We believe that these types of exercises can help to build and reveal a particular ethos, rooted in visual stimuli and evocations of the landscape.   This pavilion proposes a meeting place and exhibition of small artistic objects. That is the most obvious aspect in the programmatic configuration of this project. It can also be a place to rest and to protect from the sun. However, it is clear that we expect more. We want to think about the idea of ​​an object that bursts... More