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Home transformations offer a rich and compelling canvas for architectural innovation. By strategically approaching extensions, conversions, and redesigns, architects are creating inspiring, functional, and sustainable living spaces that are truly exceptional.
Written by
Liliana Alvarez
Photography
Freepik
It was led by conservation architecture practice Donald Insall Associates, who worked in collaboration with Nissen Richards Studio, with the latter charged with the scheme’s permanent and temporary exhibition design structures and new wayfinding throughout.
Project name
The John Rylands Library - Next Chapter
Architecture firm
Donald Insall Associates, Exhibition design and wayfinding: Nissen Richards Studio
Location
Manchester, UK
Photography
Gareth Gardner
Office Ten Architecture, the London-based practice founded by Erika Suzuki (BEng, MEng, DipArch, MArch, ARB) and Anders Luhr (MArch, ARB, RIBA), proudly announces the launch of Greenest House - a pioneering project that redefines how we approach the UK’s housing and environmental crises.
Written by
Office Ten Architecture
Photography
Office Ten Architecture
The Cascade is a unique exploration of domestic life, transforming everyday rituals such as cooking, dining, reading, entertaining, and gardening into a dramatic experience.
Project name
The Cascade
Architecture firm
Da Costa Mahindroo Architects
Location
London, UK
The latest addition to the Six by Nico portfolio brings the brand’s signature six-course tasting menu concept to the heart of Bristol. Known for its storytelling through food, each Six by Nico restaurant delivers an immersive experience that evolves every six weeks, with menus inspired by a different place or theme.
Project name
Six by Nico Bristol
Interior design
Studio Two Interiors
Location
Bristol, UK
Photography
Stevie Campbell
Okopod presents The Oxfordshire Pond House, a refined example of modern architecture rooted in simplicity and sustainability. This bespoke structure is a sleek, contemporary design, thoughtfully softened into the garden with natural materials.
Project name
The Oxfordshire Pond House
Architecture firm
Okopod
Location
Didcot, Oxfordshire, UK
Photography
French + Tye