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The Antwerp Education Council project is a leading example of sustainable design in several areas: The project concerns the conversion of an existing building. This was stripped down to the concrete structure. A new, highly energy-efficient facade was the

Peter Besley - Couldrey House, Brisbane 2020. Photos © Rory Gardiner. [[MORE]]

There are 2 main aspects of this project. The first one is reshaping the typicaly structured space arrangement of the apartment, originally from the 1950s, with the intention of creating a multipurpose living space for a young family, that would put an em

The plot geometry and its small size, 47m2, assume special importance in the typology and form of programmatic distribution. One program per floor: Floor 0 - studio, Floor 1 - Living and dining, Floor 2 - Sleeping area and Floor 3 – Roff top. The entrance

mtka (murayama + kato architecture) has added an inhabitable elliptical void between the roof and and the upper floor of this family house in tokyo, japan.

A very big classroom or a very small school The project is an afterschool learning hub. Active throughout the day, it offers morning and afternoon tutoring sessions to students of various ages. Most students spend at least 2-3 hours daily practicing and

This Vienna apartment renovated by Slovenian architects Kombinat features a hybrid living space with room for both cooking and working.

Chinese studio OEU-ChaO has modernised a residence in one of Beijing's historic hutong neighbourhoods with the addition of white steel-framed extension and plenty of windows.

Completed in 2014 in Barcelona, Spain. Images by Adrià Goula, Judith Casas. The project occupies the former social club "Pau i Justícia", deeply rooted in the memory of the neighbourhood Poblenou, a space where long ago...

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On the sixth floor of an office building in Barcelona, Mesura designs a new Coworking space with 750 square meters.

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Floor-to-ceiling grids of wooden shelves cover double-height walls inside this luxurious apartment in São Paulo by local studio Studio MK27

The design of this loft is an exercise in filtering light. The undulating surfaces capture the light and let it gradually shift into shadow. Shadow is light.

The character of this modest garden extension is created from the expression of a simple structural construction. Standard timber joists, at 600mm spacings, cross in both directions to allow for a free span between 2 rendered blockwork cavity walls. The t

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A late 1960’s apartment, originally planned by Russian architect Vladimir Kaspé in central Mexico City, is radically transformed by Zeller & Moye to restore the modernist spirit of it’s original designer, whilst incorporating contemporary family-life

A conversion of a former warehouse overlooking Paddington Old Cemetery into a live/work unit for an artist and his family. Five rooms were introduced into the originally open plan 200 m2 space, with a continuous array of windows along all four facades, wh

the renovation project by starsis combines traces of the original architecture, rich textures and an abundance of natural light.

This office is the workspace of Studio11 - a young team of architects and designers from Belarus - and is based in Minsk. The layout consists of two work rooms, a kitchen, a separate room with materials and samples and a water closet. The interior did not

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Swedish architecture studio Elding Oscarson designed a townhouse based around the preservation of a thriving garden in a small plot of land in Tokyo. Titled ‘Nerima House’, the residence was built to...

Covered with black bricks on the outside, John Pawson’s ‘Life House’ is the kind of place we’d happily take some time out in. The generous, balanced retreat welcomes guests with brightness and a soft...