Tina Tajaddod: In the context of architectural design, "Umbra" refers to the shadow or the darkened area created by an obstruction to light. When incorporating this concept into a modern architectural space using elements like beige cement, glass, metal, wood, micro cement, and a rocky wall, we can focus on the interplay of these materials and the...

Waterside is situated in a nine-story beachside apartment building in Clifton, Cape Town, designed by SAOTA in 2009. Interior design studio ARRCC, in collaboration with Karen Stanek from KS Designs, had the task of merging three apartments over two levels.

This architectural project is situated in Monterrey, a vibrant city in northeastern Mexico known for its dynamic urban landscape and cultural richness. The site offers a unique blend of modern city amenities and natural beauty, with the Sierra Madre Oriental mountain range providing a stunning backdrop. The location was chosen for its strategic pro...

Following the previous collaboration between architectural bureau IK-architects and Norwegian developer Predio, creating HG-31 attic apartment in Oslo, architects continued their cooperation and presented another renovated attic apartment – a brutalist two-story apartment, inspired by Tom Ford’s style in Oslo.

The intervention area was a plot of approximately 1060 m² consisting of a building facing Rua de Adolfo Casais Monteiro and a structure extending into the interior of the plot with industrial characteristics

The idea of the project was born out of the clients' love for order and their dream to visit Switzerland.  dream to visit Switzerland. The love for order was reflected in the main  interior style - minimalism, and the dream of traveling to Switzerland - in the project concept "Swiss Alps". the concept of the project "Swiss Alps".

Fragmentos: Located in downtown Lisbon in the DGPC's Urban Rehabilitation Area and Property Protection Zone, this multi-family housing building has been subject to various extensions and alterations over the years, depriving it of its original character and historical identity.