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It’s no question that you’re in the right place at Suite 115, a hidden cocktail bar in Toronto, Ontario. Defined by its moody glow, Atelier Sun designed the space with intimacy and traditional bar culture in mind. “We wanted to find the sweet spot between mystery and warmth” said principal, Andrew Sun, “it’s a space that ignites people’s curiosity.” Joel Esposito The bar is fronted by a lounge that faces the street. At dusk, a vibrant red glow spills out from the lounge, signalling the bar is open. This space appears to have captured the afterglow of sunset, reflecting the streetscape back in rich orange and red hues via a large, gradient mirror. Patrons can see their own reflection comb... More

Inspired by the characteristic profile and order of Wrocław’s brick architecture, the HTSH is set within the campus of the Wrocław University of Science and Technology as an innovative research centre designed to expand its activities and strengthen its identity. Flexible, rigorous, and immediately recognisable, the project offers a serene and frugal architecture to host state-of-the-art laboratories and educational spaces of the highest standard in Poland. BAIrender BAIrender BAIrender Interplay + Vaillo+Irigaray Interplay + Vaillo+Irigaray More

The German School of Budapest is so successful that the need to expand its building arose once again. Due to the start of the new school year, a rapid response was required, so developing an existing container building to a higher quality, with an increased capacity and an architectural character befitting the built and natural environment was envisaged. Moreover, this solution fulfilled the need to minimise the impact on the environment during construction. The result is an economically and ecologically sustainable building. Jaksa Bálint Jaksa Bálint The relationship of the school and Bánáti + Hartvig Architects goes back many years. BH designed the main building and its extension, and, on the strengt... More

A unique serrated edge eaves detail and steeply angled, gutter-less, zinc roof exploits the opportunities of the site and the Dulwich Estate planning constraints to create an innovative wrap-around extension.  Nick Dearden Nick Dearden Nick Dearden The design is a creative response to the constraints and opportunities presented by the site, and Dulwich Estate requirements, resulting in an original take on the typical domestic extension project. The clever roof design articulates privacy, light and views to maximise enjoyment of the space and garden for the large family of seven. Nick Dearden Nick Dearden Nick Dearden To the side the serrated edge eaves detail, with exposed rafter tails, balances light wi... More

The new ‘Land van Winkel’ quarter, an urban development plan in municipality Abcoude by landscape bureau La4Sale, borders on the north side with a 1070s expansion. On the south side the new quarter makes a transition to the surrounding peat river landscape. The ambitious quality plan sets out specific requirements for volume, plasticity, detail, material and color for each plot, so that each home differs from its neighbors. Partly because adjacent plans have been designed by different architects, a varied and apparently organically grown street scene with a village atmosphere is created.  René de Wit The channel flows in the middle of the Land van Winkel. On the branch of this channel, an ensemble with three st... More