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Project • By laobra.xyz • Apartments

Villa T

The former Villa Terraza, named by its first resident with a small sign at the entrance, already contained the essence of the project: a home defined by light and by the desire to transform an apartment into a luminous retreat. This original intuition guided the intervention from the very beginning. The dwelling opens to every orientation, allowing the path of the sun to shape the rhythms of everyday life. Elena Almagro Elena Almagro Elena Almagro Elena Almagro The owner envisioned a place where reading, sunbathing, or walking barefoot would become part of a serene domestic experience. The project responds to this way of living through a restrained architecture, almost monastic in its materiality, where space is defined... More

Christian Pichlkastner

Project • By Delugan Meissl Associated Architects • Offices

AQ1 Althan Quartier Francis

Located at Vienna’s Franz-Josefs-Bahnhof, AQ1 Althan Quartier Francis transforms a late twentieth-century railway station into a contemporary mixed-use urban district while retaining the architectural value and embodied carbon of the existing structure. The project by Delugan Meissl Associated Architects and Josef Weichenberger Architekten demonstrates how large-scale regeneration can prioritise adaptive reuse over demolition, balancing environmental responsibility with changing urban requirements. Rather than replacing the station complex, the intervention builds upon its structural logic, creating a more permeable and publicly accessible neighbourhood centre. Gebhard Sengmüller Adaptive reuse as a sustainabi... More

WORC STUDIO Ricardo Martínez + Camila Ureña

Project • By WORC Ricardo Martínez + Camila Ureña • Private Houses

Casa NAAY

A house open to the climate and rhythm of Yucatán Located in Mérida, Yucatán, Casa Naay is composed of a series of volumes that gravitate around a roofed quadrangular platform. This configuration responds directly to the climate conditions and existing vegetation of the site, fostering an open relationship with the landscape and a fluid circulation between interior and exterior. WORC STUDIO Ricardo Martínez + Camila Ureña WORC STUDIO Ricardo Martínez + Camila Ureña WORC STUDIO Ricardo Martínez + Camila Ureña The project focuses on enhancing thermal comfort through passive strategies: cross ventilation, precise spatial orientation, the use of ventilat... More

Kasia Palasatka

Project • By Vlad Kudin • Private Houses

Haze House

Haze House This house was built ten years ago and remained unfinished the entire time, with only the interior walls covered in grey oil. The client had previously worked with several designers but struggled to settle on an aesthetic: after a period of fascination with early-2000s high-tech gloss, he was looking for something calmer and more cohesive. The solution emerged after he saw my own apartment — its atmosphere of unity and restraint became the main source of inspiration. Kasia Palasatka The homeowners, a couple in their mid-50s, often welcome their adult children and their families. Spending time together is essential for them: cooking, gathering around a large table, listening to music, watching films. For this reason,... More

Product • By Lagu • Kodo Floor Lamp

Kodo Floor Lamp

The KŌDO Floor Lamp is a sophisticated designer floor lamp designed to add an architectural touch to modern living spaces. With two cubes and an elegant pipe form connecting them, it not only diffuses light, but also creates depth and perspective in the space. The light filtered through its open surfaces completes the atmosphere by providing a soft and balanced illumination. With its metal body and minimal lines, KŌDO combines industrial design aesthetics with a warm ambiance. It is designed to be compatible with both modern and classic decorations. Thanks to its sculptural form, it is positioned as an object that adds character to the space rather than a lighting element. It has a wide range of uses from homes to art galleries, hotels to... More

ivaBOX

Project • By ACE Architecture • Offices

NODE Ankara

NODE Ankara is designed as a multifunctional complex that brings together diverse functions within the fragmented fabric of the urban structure. The project transforms the dynamics of the city into an architectural rhythm by uniting residential, office, hotel, commercial, and cultural uses under a single roof. Here, architecture is not merely about creating form; it becomes an organism that directs urban mobility, nurtures social interaction, and adds new layers to the urban memory. ivaBOX Against the monotony offered by the densely concentrated commercial and office areas in the existing context, NODE Ankara offers a rich programmatic diversity that brings together varied user groups. The integration of an art building strengthens th... More