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25-11-2015

Mateo Arquitectura renovates Barcelona’s Ninot market

Ninot market in Barcelona’s Eixample district has reopened. Built in 1933, the facility was renovated by Mateo Arquitectura of Spain. Mateo Arquitectura’s project has given Ninot market a new relationship with the city.

02-11-2015

Alventosa Morell Arquitectos bring light and cosiness to Barcelona

Can a house built between two apartment blocks be a cosy, quiet place full of daylight – in a big city like Barcelona? Architects Alventosa and Morell set out to prove that it can.

29-10-2015

Elii – Oficina de Arquitectura House of Would

Spanish architects Elii have designed a wooden house made up of seven pre-fabricated blocks that manages the spaces according to the form of the terrain and the relationship between the need for privacy and closeness to the street. The rest is made up of trees and grassy inclines.

27-10-2015

Westway Architects residential building in Milan

The Westway Architects studio, founded by architects Luca Aureggi and Maurizio Condoluci, have designed a new residential and commercial complex in Milan in the area that was home to a building from 1882, a project that seems the ideal link between past and present.

26-10-2015

Postmates by Rapt Studio

Postmates is a revolutionary delivery service that links people with the things they need in less than an hour. Rapt Studio is an architecture and design studio that links brands to the spaces in which they work.

22-10-2015

Chapel on the Hill by Evolution Design

What could one expect from an abandoned chapel in the middle of the English countryside, with no services and subject to bad weather and decay? Anything, would be the answer of the Evolution Design architects who were responsible for restoring it.

21-10-2015

George Michael Residence by Vardastudio

Once again the architects of Vardastudio demonstrate their skilful use of geometric volumes and materials, creating an austere yet cosy home.

20-10-2015

Trabocco, a Room Over the Sea by Studio Zero85

Pescara, Italy. The Adriatic coast is home to the “trabocco”, a traditional "fishing mechanism" consisting of a wooden platform extending out over the sea. Studio Zero85 transformed one of these traditional constructions into a habitable room, giving it a new function and a new image.