Tag Apartment

21-10-2015

ARTechnic architects designed Breeze, a residential building containing an office in Tokyo

In the Tokyo residential district of Setagaya, ARTechnic architects designed a complex consisting of eight apartments and one office called Breeze. Privacy and transparency are the key concepts inspiring ARTechnic architects in the architecture of Breeze.

12-10-2015

YCL Studio’s Strauss Apartment in Strasbourg

YCL architectural studio has renovated a historic apartment in Strasbourg, France. The challenge facing the Lithuanian architects was how to preserve the elegance of the original interiors while making them practical for contemporary living.

19-08-2015

Alphavilleꞌs Koyasan Guesthouse in Japan

Alphaville has designed a guest house in Koyasan, a sacred place in Japan, home of Kongobu-ji Buddhist temple. Alphaville of Kyoto has created a timber frame building with a pitched roof containing a cosy guesthouse measuring only 96 sqm.

29-05-2015

Livegreenblog at Carlo Ratti Associati QSELLA OFFICE

The Carlo Ratti Associati studio - showcasing “Futurecraft” at SpazioFMG in Milan - is one of the most innovative design firms in Italy and elsewhere.

01-04-2015

Park Tower, Antwerp by Studio Farris

The architects from Studio Farris, known to our readers for their conversion of an old barn into Lennik House, have designed Park Tower in Antwerp.

20-03-2015

Pezo von Ellrichshausen completes Guna House in Llacolen (Chile)

The influence of the Solo Pezo in Cretas may be seen in the new Guna House in Llacolen (Chile), also by the Chilean studio Pezo von Ellrichshausen. Pezo von Ellrichshausen’s architecture contrasts with nature, but the bold geometric construction of the Guna House also emphasises it.

17-03-2015

VIENNESE GUEST ROOMS

Austrian architecture firm, Heri&Salli has designed an extremely distinctive and very “livegreen” guest room.

10-03-2015

Jerusalem Apartment by Simon Couchman

Architect Simon Couchman has designed an apartment on two levels overlooking a park in the centre of Jerusalem’s Germany colony. A wooden construction for books gives the home a cosy, traditional feel despite its contemporary design.