Casa Chabacano (A glass concept). The intention of this architectural project for a single-family house is to distribute the spaces on a single floor, except for a basement, which is dedicated to storage, service and garage areas.

Scandinavians have a characteristic minimalist style that never fails to impress interior designers. That kind of aesthetic looks great and feels incredibly cozy, no matter how small the room that you decide to implement it in is.

This project was drawn and rendered by M. Serhat Sezgin. The construction and site team consisted of teams within Zebrano Furniture. The project consists of two floors. There is a cooking and dining area on the ground floor, and vip dining areas on the upper floor. 3dsmax, Corona Render was used. Photoshop program was used for editing.

Construction is a major industry that can be found in every country. It’s one of the largest industries, and it has been growing steadily for over fifty years. The construction industry creates 14% of the world’s GDP, which is more than any other industry by far and employs 10% of the world population.

Minimal, yet elegant design with fluid translations from one object to the other is the main driving idea behind this architectural concept. The tranquillity of the space can be felt through every element from its fluid design and the combination of hard and soft volumes.

Inspireli Awards, the largest international architecture competition for students, has its winners. 1286 projects by 1310 participants coming from 89 countries competed this year and the global jury of nearly 600 architects had an uneasy task to find the best ones.

180 Degrees Design + Build is an architect-led design-build firm specializing in high end custom residential design and remodels, technically challenging commercial design and construction, historic preservation, and adaptive re-use. Phoenix, Arizona and the surrounding desert Southwest provide the dramatic backdrop for our modern, elegant, and purpose-driven architecture.

The living room became the heart of the home in lockdown. It’s a space to relax and hang out with the family – whether you’re playing a board game or binge-watching Netflix. You can have fun with the interior design of the living room. It needs to be a cosy, comfortable and relaxing space to spend time in.