When you need to choose between a condo and a house, there are several different factors to take into consideration before making the final step. Sure, condos offer more possibilities, are usually half the price of a house or at least 30% lower, and you are saving money on maintenance you would otherwise spend on house renovations.
Written by
Allen Brown
Photography
Miguel Á. Padriñán
This project is Located in the core prosperous area of Hankou. M-Design, a well-known firm in design field, takes on the interior design and soft decoration of this project’s sales center, has long been praised as the most thriving city since the ancient time.
Project name
Poly • Hankou Mark
Architecture firm
Huopu Construction Design Professional Service Firm Co., Ltd.
Location
Aomen Rd, Jiangan District, Wuhan, China
Photography
Feng Jian
Are you planning to spend your vacation in the desert? Well, we adopted your wish with our outstanding Desert Villa designed in captivating Wadi rum desert in Jordan.  You are going to experience an unforgettable experience.
Project name
Desert Villa
Architecture firm
LYX arkitekter
Location
Wadi Rum, Jordan
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, Quixel Bridge, Autodesk Revit, Enscape, Lumion, Adobe Photoshop
In this project, through texture, color and light, we tried to achieve a feeling of natural, pacifying space. It was important for us to create a sense of diffusion of one space into another while leaving the opportunity to sense each room as isolated. We did this with the help of ceiling windows, mirrors, and smart glass.
Project name
Apartment on Landau boulevard / Квартира на бульваре Ландау
Architecture firm
CXEMA
Location
Moscow, Russia
Photography
Ivan Erofeev
To extend the kitchen, we dropped the level for height and drew on Italian inspiration: Renaissance and Tuscan. The clients gave clues from their home and social media styling, and set a vision of shared meals on a Tuscan veranda. We drew on the Italianate style of the terraced house using classic, perfectly proportioned Romanesque arches for frame...
Project name
A Tuscan Veranda (in London)
Architecture firm
Turner Architects
Location
Greater London, England, United Kingdom
Photography
Adam Scott
The number sixty-nine is more than a sexually coded reference, which was not the inspiration for designing this space. However, neither the number sixty-nine nor the colors used are random. The inspiration for the interior and its numeric theme were paintings.
Project name
Sixty-Nine
Architecture firm
No Architects
Location
Prague 3 – Žižkov, Czech Republic
Photography
Studio Flusser
There are many different types of rammed earth, all involving different materials. The process can use soil, silt, gravel, clay, cement, and sand; just to name a few. This material is then compacted by being placed between wooden and metal shutters.
Written by
Sara Sparrow
Photography
Atelier Koe © By Reg
Renovation of a protected farm’ annex dating from the 19th century located in Montagny-les-Monts in Fribourg township. This village is part of a region that was long known for its tobacco growing.
Project name
La Tabatière
Architecture firm
Noue Studio
Location
1774 Montagny-les-Monts, Switzerland
Photography
Noue Studio
At home in a rustic red-brick warehouse, REHAU’s Design Haus is not your ordinary showroom. Founded in Germany in 1948, REHAU are best known for their quality doors and windows, alongside a vast range of interior finishes. Their first showroom in Melbourne came with a simple brief: a space where visitors could feel they were stepping into their own...
Project name
REHAU Design Haus
Architecture firm
Taylor Knights
Location
South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Photography
Peter Clarke
Extreme weather conditions make it hard for people to live safely and peacefully in their homes. From the windows to the floors, to the roof and walls, plenty of things go into making your home safe. Whether you live in an area with dry, scorching heat or monsoon rainy seasons, protecting your home from the elements is important.
Written by
Allen Brown
Photography
Ziggy

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