PROJECTS

The opportunity to design and inhabit one's own home is a precious opportunity for artists to experiment with unconventional and often poetic ways of living. This is the case of the House in Zenpukuji, a residential district in the hills of Tokyo, belonging to the designer couple of aoyagi design studio that was designed for themselves and their children

The "Urban Treehouse", conceived by the German studio Baumraum, is an experimental project based on a family initiative, with the aim of promoting new construction projects in harmony with nature even in urban contexts such as those of the city of Berlin

Interior designer Olha Wood in her Ukraine designs the restyling of an apartment on the 28th floor of a residential tower, combining designer furnishings, contrasting materials and breathtaking views in a fluid and elegant space

A unique Art Deco house nestled in the urban fabric of Porto, Portugal, is redesigned by fala studio, which seeks to add clarity to a space that has undergone an irregular succession of renovations and expansions

An eclectic reinterpretation by the Vudalfieri-Saverino Partners studio which revolutionizes the luxury retail sector by designing a store for Delvaux, the oldest Belgian luxury leather goods company in the world

"Infinity Bench" is an installation by Azocar Catron Arquitectos designed for the Alejandro Merino Botanical Garden, near the Enrique Molina Garmendia School in Concepción, southern Chile with the aim of enhancing this space

Colossal heights, dynamism and urban integration surprisingly manage to coexist in the new Konka complex in Shenzhen. Kang QiaoJia Cheng develops a design model with an iconic impact on the skyline, preserving a human and natural scale inspired by the urban tradition of historic Chinese cities

The new family home used as an office in the 1990s is audaciously renovated by Renato D'Ettorre Architects, who skillfully honor the building's historic charm with bold design changes

Two centuries ago, it was one of the most important buildings in the Hungarian capital. Its owner was a rich trader of tobacco, sugar and wheat and its designer, Adolf Feszty, was the most famous architect in the country

The house is located near the "Passo del Cavallo", on a steep slope. Lightness, integration into the place, opening and closing are the design elements used by the architect Camillo Botticini

Firm Architects gives life to an old warehouse in the center of Rotterdam whose main problem was to reopen old windows to give light to the loft. Inside, brick walls form the backdrop to new structural levels of wood, glass and metal

In Vaucresson, France, Rotunno Justman Architectes studio designs a new roof for an existing home equipped with different inclinations capable of lightening the addition and avoiding the massive, monolithic effect that would have "crushed" the existing house

The "Nau", a recreational space located in the province of Barcelona is the result of the renovation of an industrial warehouse transformed into a cultural center by Meritxell Inaraja Arquitecta with the aim of promoting artistic and educational activities for young people

Composed of three pavilions connected by a series of glass corridors, this one-story residence becomes a residential oasis in the heart of Los Angeles. A villa integrated into the surrounding nature where the outdoor space is designed with the same attention as the interiors becoming one with the house

Inspired by the characteristics of Honk Kong's Boundary Street neighborhood, Bean Burostudio, creates a system of ornamental screens and an island whose elegance is made up of a palette of green marble, brass metal and wood