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Interior design for the Dental Clinic in Sydney. The wooden element combines aesthetics and functionality
Interior Design in Toronto. Oak walls and floors for the presidential office
Photography and Architecture. Details and glimpses to be seen upwards, between lights and shadows through the camera
Invasion of mice and monkeys with Lighting. Lights that turn your home into a fairytale world
Flexible spaces for students at the San Carlo College. Design and attention to acoustic comfort
Restaurant in Barcelona. Original design for the Organic Space
Restoration and enhancement of the Luxury Resort. Stone and wood in the Swiss Alps
A " customized " staircase. Organic design combining Gold and Transparency
Expansion of the Pecci Museum in Prato. Natural light and a return to the future
Luxury resort in the Kitzbühel Alps. Intimate atmospheres between Stone and Wood
Bridge of Peace in Tiblisi. Symbolic architecture to connect Territory and Society
Medical Centre in Ascoli. Glass openings for a futuristic experience, between suspended facades, LEDs and natural light
Modernist Villa in Holland. Large openings and stone cladding for a Luxury Design
The Architecture is inspired by the Art of the Origami. Wooden kiosk in Luxembourg
Bicycle which looks like a sandwich. Stratified plywood frames for a home-made velocipede
Nineteenth century residence at the port of Sydney. Recovering history on the Waterfront
Wooden Tower in Nigeria. Project of forty thousand square meters all in Wood
Renovation of the Villa in Chieti. The transformation that is carried out using stone, brick and wood
Colours and curves for a park in Hangzhou city. A perfect synthesis of design and functionality
Painting that transforms space. The mathematics of colour between volumes and architecture
Renovation of a Central Office. The metal facades take inspiration from the industrial vocation of the place
The Central Office stands on Metalo street in Kirtimai, an urban municipality in Vilnius, Lithuania. Its new appearance celebrates the name of the street to which it belongs and the functionality of the building, which in an almost ascetic manner rejects decoration for its own sake
A makeover from an early 20th-century barn to a family home in Pennsylvania
"If you're going to go through all these problems, then you're going to want to live there," Daniela Holt Voith, founding partner and design director of Voith & Mactavish Architects, tells her client, referring to the renovation. The early 20th-century barn, used until the intervention as a play and guest space, is adjacent to the farmhouse that has been the family's main home for 25 years
Shenzen Gate: a vertical neighborhood more than office and residential towers
The design for the Shenzen Gate called for two towers connected by a plaza in front of the most important railway station in southern China
Exhibition design for Nuno Cera's rich work, Distant Lights, in Sines
The exhibition title Distant Lights opens the door to Portugal's rather complex history, built on expectations of what comes and goes, to and from the ocean. A history of global and distant, sometimes violent, relationships is significantly anchored in the small town of Sines
The Analog House in California is blending into the landscape between stained glass windows and woods
Analog House winds through the undergrowth, deliberately shaped to preserve existing trees and create a protected inner courtyard. Large transparent windows and skylights open the house to the landscape and daylight, and numerous connections between indoors and out connect residents to their surroundings
Burnt wood and an energetic neutrality in the silky Dutch Black House
An asymmetrical sculptural play of both body and openness, enhanced by minimalist details that provide a powerful luminosity to the space, this is the Black House in Berkel-Enschot clad in burnt wood that gives it a smooth, shiny skin like black silk
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