PROJECTS

In the heart of Lower Saxony, near Bremen, the Baumraum studio has brought to light an architectural project that redefines the concept of housing: a treehouse that not only serves as a comfortable refuge for a family but also represents an extraordinary example of innovative design and sustainability. Addressing the client's specific requests for an unconventional dwelling, Baumraum has created a space that enchants and inspires.

The Poppy vase is a borosilicate glass object, handcrafted by the Venetian artisans of Soffieria sas

Designed to connect the two sides of the river, Bostanli Bridge and Lounge is a project of the Evren Başbuğ Architects Studio, as part of the concept of coastal regeneration "IzmirSea" to create new urban spaces between social, territory and history

The idyllic village of Zeneggen in Switzerland is located at over 1450 meters in the middle of the Alps in the Canton of Valais. The typical Swiss chalets, some with over a hundred years of history, characterize the village and combine to form a peaceful town with small picturesque squares and panoramic views.

Lack of wealth and good people; improvisation and playful imperfection; paintings and plants; concrete and plywood. These are the ingredients of the design for the Painters' Apartment: a conscious work, based on the experience of architects, where it is not necessary to finish everything. Because life will find a way....

Brückenkopf Bern, located in the Swiss capital, is a project to convert an urban "nonplace" into a livable space with the help of a heterogeneous mix of housing and other uses

Hollywood Hills House, a home among the oak trees of the Hollywood Hills, was born out of a desire for a luxurious design packed into a modest number of square meters

MM34 dating back tothe year 1910 and located in Tacuba, Mexico City and featuring aneclectic French style with recognized historical value has been renovated by working on the original elements of the era that are merged with new solutions and materials

Villa AJ is a new private home on the outskirts of Bassano del Grappa, in the Veneto region of Italy, whose architecture consists of two structures that are orthogonal to each other in a "T" shape composition

The building consists of a furniture shop with a lunch bar on the street side and an office building at the rear of the site. Both are visualized on the basis of two geometric figures that have been partly juxtaposed. The result is a geometric interplay of 2 different volumes that distinguish both the shop and the office. The silhouette of the front volume is inspired by the 45° rule of urban planning conditions and is therefore crowned by a pitched roof

The clear and simple external interplay of overlapping geometric structures designed by Architettura MU seem to emerge from the steep terrain. The house is completely covered by a green roof that facilitates its integration into the landscape

An eye-catching entrance building to the Eriksberg Nature Reserve, with an unexpectedly shaped facade decorated in the traditional Swedish "Falu copper red" paint, is the first in a series of interventions for the Eriksberg Hotel & Nature Reserve

A deceptively large house seeks to increase its users' awareness of the environment: a series of cantilevered volumes and circular windows frame the outdoor spaces like magnifying glasses for an engaging interaction with nature

In Boulder, ColoraDo, Renee del Gaudio Architecture studio explores the reuse potential of a typical ranch-style dwelling dating back to the 1950s that has been transformed through minimal work and a limited budget into a house full of comfort

The Zegel building, on the corner of major access roads to the city of Antwerp, is built for a mixed program of offices for the district police, residences, and the entrance to a metro station