In the heart of Melbourne’s Central Business District, a groundbreaking residential project is set to transform the urban skyline, blending innovative design with a deep respect for the city’s architectural heritage. The meticulous attention to detail in its finishes ensures that this development will not only enhance Melbourne’s cityscape.
Architecture firm
COX Architecture / Cetia
Location
Melbourne, Australia
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Adobe Photoshop
Collaborators
Developer: COX Architecture / Cetia / CUUB studio
Visualization
CUUB Studio
Status
Under Construction
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Nestled on the 17th floor of a modern residential complex in Moscow, the 145 m² apartment of interior designer Nadezhda Karakash epitomizes a seamless blend of personal expression and architectural ingenuity. While her family initially aimed for a larger property, the apartment’s panoramic vistas and bright layout immediately captivated them.
Project name
Apartment with an art collection for the family of an interior designer
Photography
Mikhail Loskutov
Interior design
Nadezda Karakash, K2-Interiors Studio
Environmental & MEP engineering
Typology
Residential › Apartment
This interior design project is a masterful blend of elegance and comfort, showcasing a sophisticated combination of decorative plaster walls, rich dark wood accents, and plush, inviting fabrics.
Project name
Apartment 92
Architecture firm
Byrid Architects
Photography
Xhorxh BAXHAKU
Principal architect
Ridi MILO
Interior design
Byrid Architects
Environmental & MEP engineering
Material
Decorative Plaster, MDF Board, Linen Fabrics
Typology
Residential › Apartment
In this project, the design began with a clean slate—an open space without walls or partitions. The clients, a young married couple, requested a layout that included an open living room and kitchen area, a bedroom, a children's room, two bathrooms, and a separate dressing room.
Project name
Modern Oasis of Sensual Minimalism
Architecture firm
Alta Idea Design Studio
Photography
Andriy Bezuglov
Principal architect
Julia Baydyk
Built area
116 m² / 1249 ft²
Site area
116 m² / 1249 ft²
Interior design
Alta Idea Design Studio
Environmental & MEP engineering
Material
Textile, Ceramic Tiles
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Anuva is an interior architecture project designed within a residential complex, where the primary challenge was to enhance the layout of a standard apartment. The original design combined the living room and dining room into one open space, which, while functional, compromised the spatial quality and aesthetic appeal of both areas.
Architecture firm
Taller Dinamita
Location
Zapopan, Jalisco, México
Principal architect
Gabriela Chávez
Design team
Emmanuel Chávez García, Fernanda Ibiza Gómez Almanza, Julio César Chávez García, Valeria Valles
Interior design
Gabriela Chávez
Environmental & MEP engineering
Supervision
Emmanuel Chávez
Typology
Residential › Apartment
The architecture studio Lascia la Scia oversaw the renovation of a bright apartment in an elegant early 20th-century building in the heart of Milan, rebuilt in the 1950s. The project followed a conservative approach, respecting the original layout of the spaces and reworking them to adapt them to the contemporary needs of daily life.
Architecture firm
Lascia la Scia s.n.c.
Photography
Marta d’Avenia
Principal architect
Chiara Sangalli, Laura Berni, Valentina Crepaldi, Carola Davì and Silvia Pilotti
Design team
lascia la scia snc
Interior design
lascia la scia snc
Environmental & MEP engineering
Typology
Residential › Apartment
The Sabah Residence apartment project seamlessly combines modern comfort and aesthetics. This spacious, 200 m² apartment, located in the heart of Baku, features three terraces totaling 30 m² that offer breathtaking views of the Caspian Sea.
Project name
Modern balance of comfort in an apartment with stunning sea views in Baku
Architecture firm
Alav Architect Studio
Location
Baku, Azerbaijan
Photography
Sergey Ananiev
Principal architect
Fidan Alav
Interior design
Fidan Alav
Environmental & MEP engineering
Typology
Residential › Apartment
Ensō is a Japanese word/sacred symbol in Zen Buddhism meaning circle of togetherness. A lot was happening in 2020 when we were appointed to design a penthouse on the 50th and 51st floor, with a terrace and pool on the 52nd floor.
Principal architect
Shilpa Gore-Shah
Design team
Pinkish Shah, Kalyani Gupta, Vyoma Popat, Tasneem Gabajiwala
Interior design
S+PS Architects
Environmental & MEP engineering
Structural engineer
Rajeev Shah & Associates
Landscape
Temple Tree, Sapa Architects
Supervision
S+PS Architects
Visualization
S+PS Architects
Tools used
ArchiCAD, Twinmotion, Bimx
Typology
Residential › Apartment
