Situated between an old logging road and a working hillside vineyard, the Virgin Vineyard House derives its name from a farm whose ruins once stood above the site. The new residence is built with minimal disturbance to the vineyard, capturing views overlooking Lake Massawippi in Quebec's Eastern Townships. The new building will house the client and allow her to age in place and accommodate her daughter's growing family.
Sid Lee Architecture unveils the redesign of the communal areas of the welcoming Vogue Hotel Montréal. This ambitious project breathes new life into the esteemed downtown five-star establishment, encompassing a comprehensive renovation of the lobby, lounge, and dining areas. While this restored version allows the hotel to embrace a new ambiance, Vogue's iconic address and essence remain the same, reaffirming its presence on Rue de la Montagne in the heart of the Golden Square Mile.
An unassuming Victorian terrace property in the heart of one of East London’s trailblazing boroughs of Clapton was remodelled and renovated into a calming, minimalist sanctuary with comfortable ease. Daytrip Studio carefully reshaped the exterior and interiors to provide natural light and flexible, contemporary living spaces. Interventions to the architectural shell have been executed with discretion and simplicity; daylight is maximized through light wells, and a neutral, pale, yet warm material palette continues.
Nestled on the top floor of a charming early 20th-century building on Via Latina, one of Rome's oldest roadways, lies a stunning apartment in the lively Appio-Latino district. The area's urban layout presents a fascinating interplay of styles, with ancient Roman ruins in Caffarella Park, 1900s villas, and the Borghetto Latino's spontaneous dwellings from the 1930s. A diverse community of different cultures and social classes converge here, making it a dynamic place to call home.
CGI artist Francis Rudman created a series of images around the word “Anemoia”, which translates to nostalgia for a time or a place one has never known. The images feature a rare collection of chairs by Rei Kawakubo - Comme des Garçons - designed in the 1980s.
To answer the search for a serene family retreat, Casa Dosmurs is conceived as an isolating mechanism capable of ignoring its immediate perimetral surroundings while opening to sea views and a contemplative green patio connected transversely in a single open space: a radical way of understanding the house as a space for constant connection between the people inhabiting it.
Temper Forte is an editorial body of work envisioned by Australia-based art director and spatial designer James Guerrisi and photographer Pier Carthew.
Designer Oscar Piccolo envisions a home inspired by his childhood in Sicily. Together with Milan-based 3D design studio évoque lab, Casa Scopello is a collective blend of memory and imagination, with a nostalgic influence on form and function.
In the Serial Vision Home, a big, wide hallway serves as the leading spine of the space. The house’s walls, which are understood as an integral structure, create a feeling of transition while passing them by, giving each room a distinct character and atmosphere.
Despite its size and grandeur, Maison Linton in Downtown Montreal has gone unseen. Built in the 19th Century, the house has lived many lives, existing as a place of immense luxury and total abandonment. Yet, its elegant spaces and refined details remain, withstanding the passing of time.
Visual silence defines this new dwelling in Barcelona. A few whispers, such as the irregular rhythm of the oak wood slats and intended details, bring a singular narrative to the whole project.
In the show Rooted Flows: Solidified Reflections by designer Linde Freya Tangelder, founder of Antwerp-based studio Destroyers/Builders, the structural and plastic syntax of architecture is broken down into its elements, only to be recomposed and reimagined as objects of varying degrees of utility.
CGI artist Francis Rudman created a series of images around the word “Anemoia”, which translates to nostalgia for a time or a place one has never known. The images feature a rare collection of chairs by Rei Kawakubo - Comme des Garçons - designed in the 1980s.
Temper Forte is an editorial body of work envisioned by Australia-based art director and spatial designer James Guerrisi and photographer Pier Carthew.
Designer Oscar Piccolo envisions a home inspired by his childhood in Sicily. Together with Milan-based 3D design studio évoque lab, Casa Scopello is a collective blend of memory and imagination, with a nostalgic influence on form and function.
Despite its size and grandeur, Maison Linton in Downtown Montreal has gone unseen. Built in the 19th Century, the house has lived many lives, existing as a place of immense luxury and total abandonment. Yet, its elegant spaces and refined details remain, withstanding the passing of time.
Visual silence defines this new dwelling in Barcelona. A few whispers, such as the irregular rhythm of the oak wood slats and intended details, bring a singular narrative to the whole project.
In the show Rooted Flows: Solidified Reflections by designer Linde Freya Tangelder, founder of Antwerp-based studio Destroyers/Builders, the structural and plastic syntax of architecture is broken down into its elements, only to be recomposed and reimagined as objects of varying degrees of utility.
Home to a young family of three, the architectural qualities of this apartment provided the perfect opportunity to amplify its spatial attributes.
Lucas Morten is a self-taught maker and artist from a small coastal town in western Sweden, where he also has his atelier. Informed by the avant-garde and brutalism of the midcentury, his creative approach explores novel design ideas, away from classic Swedish traditions.
The office is located in an area of Manhattan called Flatiron situated right off of Madison Square Park.
The Still Life House is a 2400 square foot private residence situated by the beachside neighbourhood, Kits Point in Vancouver British Columbia. The project was an authentic collaboration between the homeowners, David Bergman and Daniel Ching, principal of Untitled design agency.
Situated between an old logging road and a working hillside vineyard, the Virgin Vineyard House derives its name from a farm whose ruins once stood above the site. The new residence is built with minimal disturbance to the vineyard, capturing views overlooking Lake Massawippi in Quebec's Eastern Townships. The new building will house the client and allow her to age in place and accommodate her daughter's growing family.
Sid Lee Architecture unveils the redesign of the communal areas of the welcoming Vogue Hotel Montréal. This ambitious project breathes new life into the esteemed downtown five-star establishment, encompassing a comprehensive renovation of the lobby, lounge, and dining areas. While this restored version allows the hotel to embrace a new ambiance, Vogue's iconic address and essence remain the same, reaffirming its presence on Rue de la Montagne in the heart of the Golden Square Mile.
An unassuming Victorian terrace property in the heart of one of East London’s trailblazing boroughs of Clapton was remodelled and renovated into a calming, minimalist sanctuary with comfortable ease. Daytrip Studio carefully reshaped the exterior and interiors to provide natural light and flexible, contemporary living spaces. Interventions to the architectural shell have been executed with discretion and simplicity; daylight is maximized through light wells, and a neutral, pale, yet warm material palette continues.
Nestled on the top floor of a charming early 20th-century building on Via Latina, one of Rome's oldest roadways, lies a stunning apartment in the lively Appio-Latino district. The area's urban layout presents a fascinating interplay of styles, with ancient Roman ruins in Caffarella Park, 1900s villas, and the Borghetto Latino's spontaneous dwellings from the 1930s. A diverse community of different cultures and social classes converge here, making it a dynamic place to call home.
To answer the search for a serene family retreat, Casa Dosmurs is conceived as an isolating mechanism capable of ignoring its immediate perimetral surroundings while opening to sea views and a contemplative green patio connected transversely in a single open space: a radical way of understanding the house as a space for constant connection between the people inhabiting it.
In the Serial Vision Home, a big, wide hallway serves as the leading spine of the space. The house’s walls, which are understood as an integral structure, create a feeling of transition while passing them by, giving each room a distinct character and atmosphere.
In Jeddah, the historic centre of Saudi Arabia, something is changing in today's climate. As the city moves towards rapid modernization, its architectural values –which protect the area's distinct culture– are starting to disintegrate.
Addressing the fictional potential of architectural space, the EG project is part of an actual hybridization between architecture and installation intervention. The result is an architecture that is both functional and aesthetic, offering a minimalist and playful experience distinctive of the work of Studio Jean Verville architects.
The Azabu Residence Collection has its native setting in a luxury apartment built-in 1988, tucked away in the quiet Nishi-Azabu residential district in Tokyo.
London-based photographer Lorenzo Zandri has captured a series of photographs of the art installation L'Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped, by Christo and Jeanne-Claude in Paris.
MASA is delighted to present The Last Tenant, the gallery’s fourth exhibition, which is curated by the artist Mario Garcia Torres.
We asked the artist some questions to learn more about his relation to art and the past's belonging.
Fragile Machines is an independent art film depicting the story of a married couple and the affairs that make their relationship irreparable. The film walks through a non-linear, gestural narrative - shifting with fluidity between seasons, homes, women's bodies, and water.
Contemporary conceptual artist and traditional stonemason; architect and activist; engineer and craftsman. The cross-disciplinary nature of Pedro Reyes' work - which encompasses performance, installation, video, sculpture, and activism - makes a strong case for multiplicity.
A portrait of artist Romy Northover, captured during her time at Santa Clara 1728 in Lisbon, Portugal.
AeSSENCE is a collaboration project between the photographer Simone Bossi and the philosopher Alessandro Rota.
Born and raised in Transylvania, Romania, the photographer Iringó Demeter’s childhood was characterized by the surrounding picturesque nature. Her fascination for nature defines her work, with her interest navigating towards the human body in all its beauty.
Cadogan Contemporary is delighted to present Invisible Subjects, a group exhibition that brings together new work by Kim Bartelt, Tycjan Knut and LRNCE.