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House in Galamares, Sintra, Portugal by Vasco Lima Mayer
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I started to design this house while I was still a student. This was my first “solo”, so it is very special to me.The interior has a serene atmosphere and is characterized by spacious and bright spaces. All the choices made respect the minimalist identity of the project, with sober materials and soft tones (beige walls, white slabs, glass, wood and...
Project name
House in Galamares
Architecture firm
Vasco Lima Mayer
Location
Galamares, Sintra, Portugal
Photography
Alexander Bogorodskiy
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Casa Ragu, Puebla, Mexico by MXTAD
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Casa Ragu is built upon an irregular, sloped corner lot. These conditions were the base for the development of our first conceptual design pillar: a house projected in half-levels following the topography of the lot.
Project name
Casa Ragu
Architecture firm
MXTAD
Location
Puebla, Mexico
Photography
Amy Bello
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Philosophy of moderation: neoclassical apartment in Astana, Kazakhstan by Kvadrat Architects
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In the capital city of Kazakhstan, a modern apartment with neoclassical touches is located in a residential complex surrounded by the two beautiful parks. The peculiarity of the apartment lies in the architectural approach, in a sense of balance, in love for the combination of natural materials and textures that are reflected in this project.
Project name
Philosophy of moderation: neoclassical apartment in Astana
Architecture firm
Kvadrat Architects
Location
Astana, Kazakhstan
Photography
Gleb Kramchaninov
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Lime House, Wandsworth, London by COX Architects
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What was the brief? To transform a 95 sq m derelict shop on a tiny site in a Conservation Area into a spacious four bedroom family house! What were the key challenges? The main challenge was to find sufficient additional floor area on a tiny plot under the strict local planning controls.
Project name
Lime_House
Architecture firm
COX Architects
Location
Wandsworth, London, Uk
Photography
Matt Clayton Photography
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Central City Apartment, Shenzhen, China by X-ZOO Design
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“Open space provides freedom of growth and opportunity for new possibilities. One immersed in the space should experience the freedom of living through creatively interacting with it.” This is what designers Margie and Xinru said in regards to the idea of "freedom" in space. They implemented this idea in a high-rise apartment in the central area of...
Project name
Central City Apartment, Shenzhen
Architecture firm
X-ZOO Design
Location
Shenzhen, China
Photography
Sui Sicong
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Casa Libre, Lagos, Portugal by Mário Martins Atelier
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The name “Casa Libre” is the choice of the owners who worked with our team and who shared their dreams and desires for their permanent home. And why this name for the house? The “house” as a home, around a cosy patio and “Libre” for its transparency, lightness and space of freedom, both architecturally and in actual living.
Project name
Casa Libre (Libre House)
Architecture firm
Mário Martins Atelier
Location
Lagos, Portugal
Photography
Fernando Guerra | FG+SG Photography
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CLB Architects designs Four Pines, an art-filled Wyoming family retreat inspired by Swiss mountain chalets and the American Mountain West
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Inspired by Swiss mountain chalets and rooted in the vernacular form and materialityof the American Mountain West, Four Pines is a retreat for a Chicago-based family. The 9,090-square foot, seven-bedroom, seven-and-a-half-bathroom home capitalizes on Jackson Hole’s natural environmentwhile providing ample space for family and guests. The house is d...
Project name
Four Pines
Architecture firm
CLB Architects
Location
Teton Village, Wyoming, USA
Photography
Matthew Millman (Winter), Kevin Scott (Summer)
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Binomio Taller designs Casa de Mar in Merida, Mexico
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The central concept on which the project is based is the symbiotic relationship between architecture and the surrounding nature. The aim is to create interconnected spaces that allow for the enjoyment of the tranquility of the gardens, while taking advantage of the benefits of natural ventilation and lighting. The design seeks to merge the interior...
Project name
Casa de Mar
Architecture firm
Binomio Taller
Location
Merida, Mexico
Photography
Tamara Uribe
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