PROJECTS

The courtyard is a fundamental design aspect of the residential complex Magnolia Hill: a housing typology frequently used in the first half of the twentieth century, capable of creating proximity, security, and privacy, and revisited by the Brooks + Scarpa studio.

In the idyllic Orcas Island, in Washington, stands a 3000 square foot residence, a sublime example of how architecture can seamlessly integrate with the surrounding natural landscape. Through the skillful use of wood and concrete, Heliotrope Architects have minimized the impact of the Suncrest residence on the site, blending it in complete harmony with the natural context in which it is located.

Located within the Dulwich Estate and the Dulwich Wood Conservation Area, the neo-Georgian house is expanded and renovated, showcasing a carefully designed interior with the client, capable of combining relaxing colors, raw materials, and textured surfaces.

A truly extraordinary interior design project by Studio D73, where the exclusive apartment, located in the heart of the city, offers its residents a unique living experience, complete with breathtaking views and impeccable design.

In the heart of Victoria, London, stands the innovative building 18-20 Greycoat Place, an architectural project that synthesizes functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability. Located at the vital intersection of Greycoat Place, Greencoat Place, and Rochester Row, this seven-story building represents a landmark for contemporary architecture in the area. Combining modern workspaces with luxury duplex apartments, and enriched by commercial areas on the ground floor. 18-20 Greycoat Place is an emblematic example of how new constructions can respect and enhance the existing urban context.

Caraccard represents a reference point in contemporary alpine architecture, demonstrating how tradition can meet innovation in ways that respect and enhance the natural landscape, while offering unique and sustainable living experiences.

Villa Kolb, the main residence of Swiss architect Otto Kolb who taught in Chicago at the Illinois Institute of Technology in 1960, inspires the design of the new Swiss Consulate in Chicago. The project involved a collaboration between the Swiss architectural firm HHF Architekten GmbH and the Chicago-based studio Kwong Von Glinow.

In Belgium, in a natural landscape surrounded by willows, marshes, and farmland, you can find the Gallery House designed and built by Wim Goes Architectuur.

Situated on the picturesque seafront of Varna, Bulgaria's marine capital, in Chaika neighborhood, EOS enjoys an unparalleled location. The building located on the front line, with only the Sea Garden and the Black Sea in front of it, has the privilege of being the first to greet the morning sunlight- hence the reference in its name to the Greek goddess EOS, who rose to the horizon from the depths of the sea to bring light to the world

The Blue Bottle Coffee Shibuya café in Japan is located just a short walk from the vibrant atmosphere of the downtown area. Designed by Keiji Ashizawa Design as an urban retreat nestled between two parks. 

Not entirely modern nor entirely traditional: this is how the latest gallery of Stuart Shave Art appears, inaugurated in London in August 2020, characterized by wooden and glass doors and a reclaimed oak floor

The house, perched on a wooded promontory on Lake Michigan, designed by Desai Chia Architecture in collaboration with Environment Architects (AOR)studio, refers to the vernacular architecture of the surrounding villages

Located in Chartres-de-Bretagne, between a residential area and other business buildings, ASSIA, an association for personal assistance, is commissioning an expansion of its headquarters: a new 3-story volume on a 600 square meter plot of land to the south of the existing building, which will be connected to it with a glass walkway.

In the heart of a city in the Czech Republic, where the streets of Vrchlického, Prachnerova, and Hlaváčkova meet, emerges an architectural project that challenges the conventional boundaries of residential construction. This article explores the project of the Prachnerova residential building, an example of how architecture can seamlessly integrate into the urban fabric, while offering superior living quality and a new aesthetic dimension to the city.

A Roman building from the 1960s houses the two-level apartment which, thanks to the tailor-made project by the architects, becomes Casa LS: a collection of interconnected but independent spaces that revolve like satellites around the patio, used as a showcase for works of art