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Located deep within the dense urban structure of the Jordaan, a former studio has been transformed into a dwelling that deliberately withdraws from the city. Invisible from the street, the house opens entirely toward two enclosed inner gardens. A concealed place, quiet and green, embedded in the heart of Amsterdam. The design originates from a careful reading of the site and its daily use. The enclosed gardens and the absence of a conventional urban façade formed the starting point for an inward-oriented home, in which space, light, and movement are precisely attuned to one another. Jeroen Musch Jeroen Musch Jeroen Musch For this three-storey dwelling, studio PROTOTYPE designed the interior around a central volume th... More

Set in one of Bali's most iconic surf destinations, ORAMA exists between energy and stillness. Close to the rhythm of Uluwatu's surf culture, cafes, and restaurants, yet tucked away above the coastline, it offers a sense of privacy, open views, and the constant sound of the sea. Indra Wiras Indra Wiras Indra Wiras KIE KIE With only five rooms, each space is designed as a personal refuge, minimal, tactile, and calm. Filtered light and open-air elements create a seamless connection between inside and out, offering a place to reset after long days in the sun and surf.Located above the iconic waves of Suluban Beach, ORAMA was created as a space for observation, where raw materiality and geometric forms come together. I... More

The central concept of the Liya residence is based on the idea of composition. Its morphological structure reflects the meeting of independent geometric entities, each with its own character, orientation, and “body.” These volumes feature different materials, scales, and postures within the space, yet they are connected with clarity and balance. They coexist like personalities engaged in a living dialogue: with distinct identities but shared codes. Panagiotis Voumvakis Panagiotis Voumvakis This composition does not pursue uniformity; it seeks the acceptance of difference as an organic element of the whole. The volumes are arranged in such a way as to create relationships of proximity, distinction, and at times protect... More

This office interior was designed for a company focused on the sale and presentation of products. For this reason, the spatial concept was developed to be dynamic, expressive, and closely connected to the nature of the company’s activities, creating an environment that supports both productivity and client engagement. Leonit Ibrahimi Leonit Ibrahimi Leonit Ibrahimi The design balances functionality with a strong visual identity. Bold accent colors, particularly the use of orange, were intentionally introduced to reflect energy, creativity, and movement—qualities that resonate with the sales-oriented character of the company. These vibrant elements are carefully combined with warm wood finishes and neutral surface... More

Pravaha—meaning “flow”—unfolds as a seamless blend of legacy and modernity. This workspace for the Parmar family reimagines how tradition can live within a contemporary shell, offering a soulful yet highly functional interpretation of an intergenerational office. Nayan Soni Photography Nayan Soni Photography Nayan Soni Photography The Parmars, a family of five professionals across different fields, envisioned a space where each individual could retain their identity while remaining connected through shared values and roots. At the heart of this vision stood an 8-foot tall Panchdhatu Saraswati idol—an heirloom and spiritual anchor—symbolising their unwavering belief in the power of educatio... More

Puma, one of the world’s leading sports brands, continues its growth in Argentina with the renovation of its office building located in Pilar, a district in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area that offers great accessibility and an improved quality of life for employees. Andrés Negroni For the comprehensive redesign of its headquarters, Puma entrusted Contract Workplaces with the task of transforming the new space into an authentic expression of its brand culture, aligned with the Forever Faster campaign. The goal was to create an experience connected to the company’s values, redefine work methodologies, and promote a more collaborative, agile, and attractive organizational culture for employees. Andrés Neg... More

This is a small-scale resort project in the center of Vietnam urban city. The challenge was developing a place that offered a secluded place and different experience from high-density urban status quo. Guiding for this idea is an image inspired by Asian silk ribbons which is telling a story about Vietnamese identity in resorts, traditional earthy colors, sustainable local materials, and a spirit of reused old items. MAS Studio MAS Studio MAS Studio MAS Studio MAS Studio MAS Studio MAS Studio With an area of 150 m2, this project is planned with 8 floors. We are focus on developing a culinary space on the 2nd floor. The 1st floor is devoted for creating a traffic landscape that connected to the 2nd floor, a... More

Designed by Fernanda Marques,  Carbono transforms a 480 m² apartment on the eighth floor of a building in São Paulo’s prestigious Ibirapuera neighborhood into a true urban oasis, with sweeping views of the iconic park. The residence was created for a couple with three children seeking the spaciousness and comfort of a house, combined with the practicality of apartment living. Fernando Guerra Right at the entrance, the social area impresses with its sense of openness and lightness—qualities enhanced by a ceiling clad in oak wood. This key architectural feature connects the spaces and sets a warm, sophisticated tone throughout. Uncommon in urban apartments, the wood ceiling acts as a visual thread linking th... More

Design should not exist merely for its own sake, but should meaningfully respond to lifestyle and space—infusing each environment with a unique atmosphere and portraying an ideal way of living.Every corner should be genuinely integrated into daily life, resonating with the experiences of those who inhabit the space. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Guided by the concept of nature, this project thoughtfully incorporates natural elements into the home. The raw textures and distinctive forms of natural stone reflect the power and beauty of the natural world. Paired with warm wood accents, the space gains a sense of flow and layered depth—each area unfolding like a vivid painting, captur... More

Immersed in the intangible noise lies a sense of warmth—an urban poetic ambiance that invites you to experience the serene atmosphere created by the space.With finely textured specialty paint, the visual experience reaches a level of pure refinement. Soft wood elements gently complement the space, adding simplicity and delicacy. Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption Unique natural grains are softly diffused by light, subtly tracing the passage of time and evoking a sense of quiet beauty—rich in Zen spirit.The combination and integration of different materials weave life and nature together, revealing the distinctive charm of wabi-sabi aesthetics. Only in such a space can one truly find peace and a sen... More

This London Refurbishment by Studio 3A is a bold yet sensitive refurbishment of a Victorian semi-detached home in Fulham, London. Designed for a young family, the project transforms a dark, segmented house into a warm, light-filled space rich in materiality and character. Studio 3A reorganised and extended the plan to improve spatial flow and daylight, using natural oak, lime-washed walls, and custom joinery throughout. Caption Caption Taran Wilkhu Taran Wilkhu Taran Wilkhu At the heart of the home is an expressive kitchen, crafted with sculptural marble, oak cabinetry, and fluted textures. Other standout elements include a double sided fireplace, a green velvet-clad cinema room, and an upcycled glass brick bar in... More

The house is located in the southwest section of the mountain town of Arachova, a popular winter destination, in close distance to the archeological site of Delphi in Central Greece. Originally built in 1989, it underwent an extended remodeling as to become a weekend getaway for a family of four, their relatives, and friends while serving as a ‘base’ for winter sports. Caption The house’s exterior was stripped-off of picturesque elements such as wooden canopies, railings, shutters, and arbitrary structures, while all existing window frames were removed for being recycled. An extensive cleanup was also carried out in all the interior spaces of the house by additionally replacing plumbing, electrical, and heating... More