Monthly Archives: April 2020

Green Lake Residence by Coates Design

Green Lake Residence is a project designed by Coates Design. This was a remodel on a spec home that was already under construction, with the goal of customizing the existing plans to better match the owner’s needs. Our design team was tasked with alterations to the interior and adding exterior detailing, working closely with the homeowners and contractor to evaluate costs, feasibility of products, and detailing options for this project. Photography by Lara Swimmer

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Apartment MA by Dandrade Design de Interiores

Apartment MA is a project designed by Dandrade Design de Interiores. In this apartment with a charming natural light, the color palette – which stretches between white, off white and brown – highlights objects and furniture. Point colors and textures of natural materials such as linen, leather, velvet, straw and crochet, give life and personality to the project. Photography by Daniel Andrade

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Stay at home by Fo4a Architecture

“The Stay at Home project“ designed by Fo4a Architecture is inspired by the situation we found ourselves in, during 2020 and pandemic resulting with the necessity of staying (isolated) indoors – compelled or by free will.

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Compluvium House by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos

Compluvium House is a project designed by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos and is located in Madrid, Spain. The Greeks, as well as the Etruscans and the Romans used compluvium in aristocratic dwellings to lead rainwater to the impluvium. This opening, which was made in the center of the domus, was initially used to vent the smoke from the fires made in the homes. Over time, this aperture kept growing in proportion favoring the lighting, the ventilation of the rooms and the collection of water that was carried out in the impluvium.

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Casa Santa Teresa by Amelia Tavella

Amelia Tavella, just distinguished by the first Corsican architecture award, completes on her native island the construction site of the Casa Santa Teresa, on the Sanguinaires Route in Ajaccio.

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Spectris Innovation Centre by Studium

The design of the Spectris Innovation Center Porto by Studium facilities was presented as a self-inflicted exercise. The lack of referential context, caused by the decision to expand one of the existing building’s bodies to a completely inert attached warehouse space, was the starting point for the study of the interior occupation and an exterior building, as well as for the design and functional dynamics between the multiple contact spaces of both lots. Photography by Ivo Tavares Studio.

Porto HBK Innovation do atelier de arquitetura Studium Creative Studio com fotografia de arquitetura Ivo Tavares Studio

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Liberty style house by Sofia Bertoldi

Liberty style house is a project designed by Sofia Bertoldi and is located in Verona, Italy. An early twentieth century building, close to the historical city center of Verona, was completely restored; the facade but also the interior was completely renewed, due to years of neglect and decay. Photography by Marco Totè

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Apartment by Triart Arquitetura

The apartment designed by Triart Arquitetura is located in a super wooded neighborhood of São Paulo, it is at the height of the tree tops, bringing plenty of green and light to the indoor area. We at Triart love this internal / external integration. Photography by Renato Navarro.

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Back Home by Egue y Seta

Back Home is a project designed in 2019 by Egue y Seta, covers ana rea of 172m2 and is located in Girona. “A house, that without renouncing the visual permeability, reconciles the zoning by uses of the house with the versatility, and the diafanity” Photography by Vicugo Foto.

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Residence by John Lum Architecture

Historic Queen Anne Reimagined for Modern Times by John Lum Architecture. Lined along a row of Victorians and Edwardians, this San Francisco family of four, reimagined their Queen Anne for modern times. After living there for more than two years, they hired John Lum Architecture to transform their abode into a light-filled, functional space. Working closely with interior designer Amanda Teal and the owners, the team embarked on an extensive remodel and addition, adding square footage and rearranging the floor plan to meet the family’s 21st century needs. Photography by John Merkl

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