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Located on a rural site on Whidbey Island, a local family sought a new home and retreat on the site of their family farm. Out of respect for turn-of-the-century agricultural buildings located on the site, the home ticks into the edge of a densely forested hillside, overlooking chicken sheds, a weathered red barn, cattle fields, and a fishing pond.
The Portland Residence is a historical stone house located in the Town of Mount-Royal, a “model city” built in the early 20th century. The architectural firm Atelier Barda entirely renovated the property and created a custom furniture collection through its new Foraine par Atelier Barda division.
In a country that cradles its revered design aesthetic, Belgian interior architect Pieter Vanrenterghem affirms his hold on the Flemish rural vernacular through a minimalist estate.
The home is a marriage of spatial poetry and building science. The timeless craft of traditional New England construction is met with the most advanced building science principles and technologies resulting in a contemporary expression of rural American architecture that will last for generations.
Paris based photographer Matteo Carcelli has captured a series of images of Gubbio Cemetery’s austere extension designed by Italian architect Andrea Dragoni.
This winter, the Canadian based architectural photographer Félix Michaud captured a series of images presenting the Pavillon from a new perspective.
Casa De La Higuera (The Fig Tree House) is a small apartment in the historical center of Valencia, featuring a marvelous courtyard that fills the entire space with indirect light.
Surrounded by a centuries-old chestnut grove and a breathtaking view of the town of Caprarola, an old agricultural warehouse found a new life in the will of a young couple. With the arrival of their second child, the two of them wanted new spaces that would suit their needs as a family, while keeping the couple's intimacy.
The Mermaid Beach Residence is a new family home positioned along a surf beach in Queensland. The building was designed primarily of exposed concrete internally, as well as externally, with the addition of timber shutters on the external windows to protect against the sun and weather conditions.
Emerged from shared design values, the collaboration between Tokyo-native design studio, Keiji Ashizawa and Copenhagen-based Norm Architects takes its root in mutual admiration and a love for material richness and timeless appeal evident in both design traditions.
Nicolas Schuybroek started his own practice in 2011 in Brussels, Belgium, with a well-defined purpose: to create and to produce architecture, interiors, and objects characterized by an acute sense of detail…
Looking back to the 20th century, World Wars I (1914-18) and II (1939-45) have shaped almost everything our society stands for today, from politics through economics, culture, arts, and design. As elegantly laid out in “100 Years of Bauhaus”, the Bauhaus movement is no exception.
Retaining the optimistic façade and the generosity of the front rooms, Templeton have renovated and added to the simple form of this original, Art Deco dwelling. The concept is driven by the format, repetition and tactile quality of the bricks, which also offers unique, decorative design possibilities.
Chloe is a romantic name meaning ‘young green growth’. Chosen to acknowledge ‘new growth’ in the form of the extension to the established federation home. Gracefully attaching to the original dwelling, the pavilion offers a new direction to live while regenerating the existing; creating a dwelling that is whole.
As a modern renaissance home, the St Vincents Place Residence is a new archetype developed through reinterpretation of classical references with a modern sensibility…
Bauhaus is mostly associated with design and architecture — with pragmatic functionalism, geometric shapes and primary colors that would finally say goodbye to nostalgic ornaments and historical references. The catastrophic experiences of WWI motivated the Bauhauslers to rethink life, society and the everyday world radically…
Located in the S. Marco Square in Venice, the Olivetti shop was designed back in 1985 by architect Carlo Scarpa under the assignment of Adriano Olivetti.
Located in Collingwood, Australia, Ashtanga Yoga Studio is an unequaled project designed by Richard Stampton Architects. This space offers a unique setting for relaxation through its use of raw materials like glass, concrete and steel.
Organized around the idea of Freespace, the 16th International Architecture Exhibition curated by Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara took place in Venice last summer. Our contributor Félix Michaud was there to capture the most striking interpretations of this intricate theme.
AIM Architecture and Norm Architects have completed an exclusive villa resort in the Southern Province of Sri Lanka–a secluded beach front property surrounded by lush greenery and breath-taking views, with the architecture effortlessly blending in to the nature with large openings, soft transitions and natural materials.
