The CS apartment, in Brazil, redesigned by Zalc Arquitetura, transformed its original layout into an open and fluid 140 m² space, integrating the living room, TV area, terrace, and kitchen. Key features include blue hydraulic tiles on the terrace, contrasting with Ipê wood flooring, and a suspended kitchen countertop for a light, seamless aesthetic. Photography by Guilherme Pucci.
Designed by Wonderstudio, Charmony is a vibrant three-bedroom duplex located in the charming Penha de França neighborhood in Lisbon, Portugal. This 163 m² project seamlessly blends the historic character of the space with contemporary functionality, offering panoramic city views, eclectic interiors, and flexible areas for remote work. Using warm tones, sustainable materials, and personalized details, Wonderstudio crafted a welcoming, future-ready home, perfectly tailored to its residents’ passions for art, cooking, and reading.
St Kilda Micro Sanctuary designed by tsai Design is a 25m2 studio apartment renovation. The client is a couple who spent most of their time overseas, and this is designed to be their home for 2-3 months in a year, and renting out for temporary accommodation the rest of the time. Photography by Tess Kelly.
Situated on the 19th floor in the heart of Amsterdam’s vibrant Zuidas business district, this stunning apartment designed by i29 offers breathtaking views of the city skyline. Here, the dynamic energy of urban life blends seamlessly with the warmth of tactile materials and a soft color palette, creating a serene high-rise retreat. Photography by Ewout Huibers.
A 160m² apartment in the traditional Morumbi neighborhood of São Paulo, Brazil, has been given a new life through an innovative renovation project by Conectarq, led by architects Thais Bontempi and Mirella Fochi. This makeover combines comfort, modernity, and personality. Previously marked by outdated finishes and a layout that did not reflect contemporary living, the apartment has been transformed into a bright and welcoming space, making the most of its large windows and natural light.
This Windsor Terrace brownstone conversion DESIGNED by Kimberly Peck transforms a two-family structure into a single-family residence tailored for a growing family, balancing the home’s historic features with modern functionality. The reconfiguration of the first floor provides a centralized living area and an expansive kitchen, designed to meet the family’s daily needs. Rather than opting for a fully open layout, the space is subtly divided by a floating partition wall that provides a soft boundary between the kitchen/dining area and the living room. This design solution allows for visual continuity and spatial separation, while also serving as a display surface for the clients’ expanding art collection. Photography by Hanna Grankvist.
Britt White Studio transforms an original 1980s apartment into a serene, functional mountain retreat. Perched in the heart of Mt Hotham village, a Lawlers Apartment has undergone a dramatic transformation, turning an untouched 1980s property into a cosy and sophisticated alpine haven. Britt White Studio’s Scandinavian and mid-century-inspired redesign has reimagined the apartment to create a warm, unpretentious retreat that balances functionality with the client’s vision for a peaceful post-ski sanctuary. Photography by Threefold Studio.
Recognizing the importance of each memory, architect Bruna Tuon Sposito from SUM + Studio chose to honor them in her second participation in CASACOR SC. She created the “Refuge of Memories,” a space that bridges her past with her present. Photography by Lucas Reitz.
Vaulted B/W Haus is a project designed by DIG Architects. The owners of this space are a family of four. The husband is a founder of a closed fund and wife a PHD scholar ably assists him in his venture. The couple has two grown up kids doing their advance studies in foreign countries. The core requirement of this family was to have a clutter free cosy space with emphasis given on functional planning and at the same time a breakaway aesthetic. Also due to their social nature/status they wanted a space that was inclusive and could serve as a perfect entertainment pad. Photography by Ishita Sitwala.
Perched on the cliffs of Imerovigli, this apartment was designed by THIS IS IMDA with one goal in mind: to enhance and frame the spectacular view of the Santorini caldera, creating a seamless dialogue between the interior spaces and the dramatic natural landscape. The unique location allows for a ‘zoomed-in’ perspective on a section of the caldera, a view that feels intimate yet expansive, and we wanted to make sure this experience was present throughout the apartment. Photography by Vassilis Iliades Clear Line Photography, Ioanna Tsagkouli.
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