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Townhouse by Kallos Turin: Restoring Historic Glamour in Argentina

FeaturedElegant living room with inviting armchairs, mirrored fireplace, and glass coffee table.

This historic Townhouse in the lush Palermo Chico neighborhood of Buenos Aires, Argentina, has been meticulously restored and modernized by renowned design duo Kallos Turin. The clients, who have collaborated with the designers on several previous projects, sought to create an elegant, intellectually-engaging home that blends the grandeur of the original Beaux-Arts architecture with contemporary sensibilities.

Kallos Turin‘s approach artfully preserves the home’s historic details while strategically inserting modern design elements, resulting in a harmonious balance of classic and contemporary styles.

1930s Apartment: Reviving Historic Charm in Prague

Minimalist room with green metal shelving unit and round mirror, parquet flooring.

Designed by the talented team at Studio COSMO, this comprehensive renovation of a 1930s apartment in Prague, Czech Republic, showcases a remarkable blend of historic charm and modern elegance.

Stripping the floor plan to its load-bearing walls, the designers crafted a spacious hallway that serves as a central link within the apartment, leading to a striking green vestibule and a generously designed library. By merging the original narrow street-facing rooms, the team created an expansive living area where a bespoke solid oak table serves as a focal point, complementing the oak floors and seamlessly integrated white kitchen.

Holiday Inns Samui Lobby: Embracing Coconut Shell Inspiration

Warm-toned arched ceiling with a central fan, white furniture, and tree in the background.

The Holiday Inns Samui Lobby, designed by renowned architect Onion, showcases a captivating blend of tropical Thai aesthetics and modern design. Located in the idyllic island of Ko Samui, Thailand, this hotel lobby features a unique interpretation of the coconut shell, with wooden shingles and gypsum board enclosures forming a three-dimensional, step-like interior. The design seamlessly integrates an existing Java Plum tree, creating a serene oasis within the lobby.

Monroe Street Abbey: From Gothic Revival to Modern Hub in Arizona

Impressive courtyard with ornate arched windows, steel-framed balconies, and lush greenery.

The Monroe Street Abbey in Phoenix, United States, is a remarkable example of adaptive reuse in action. Designed by Jones Architects Studio, this 1929 Italian Gothic revival-style structure was once a Baptist church, but after a devastating fire in 1984, its future remained uncertain until the nonprofit Housing Opportunity Center stepped in to salvage the building.

Through a comprehensive restoration and remodel, the Abbey has been transformed into a vibrant cultural hub, featuring a courtyard garden, performance spaces, and a mix of leasable tenant spaces. With its historic integrity preserved and modern functionalities integrated, the Monroe Street Abbey promises to be a local treasure and a symbol of Phoenix’s resilience.

Villa Housu: Timeless Arctic Holiday Home in Lapland

Rustic wood-paneled kitchen with large window overlooking snowy forest, wooden chairs.

Situated in the enchanting YllƤs region of Finland, Villa Housu is a captivating holiday home designed by the architectural firm Fyra. Blending seamlessly with the pristine Arctic landscape, this contemporary retreat effortlessly caters to the needs of active outdoor enthusiasts without compromising on design integrity. With its thoughtful integration of functionality and minimalistic aesthetics, Villa Housu offers a serene and harmonious living experience amidst the breathtaking natural surroundings of Lapland.

Siddhidatri: Discover Ashwin Architects’ Contemporary Indian House

A contemporary residential building featuring a mix of materials and geometric shapes.

This meticulously designed house in Bengaluru, India, showcases the architectural prowess of Ashwin Architects. Siddhidatri, completed in 2022, is a stunning example of how thoughtful design can maximize the benefits of a corner site situated in a lush, green neighborhood. With large openings on the eastern and northern facades, the airy interiors seamlessly integrate with the surrounding landscape, creating a harmonious living experience for the homeowners.

Tesche House: Galeria 733’s Sustainable Country House Design

Modern, single-story home with orange exterior surrounded by lush, verdant foliage.

Located in the GravataĆ­ district of Brazil, the Tesche House is a stunning residential project designed by the talented team at Galeria 733. Completed in 2024, this modern house was built on a sloping terrain, with a prominent roof and a layout that seamlessly integrates the indoor and outdoor living spaces. The project’s architectural expression is described as “moderately rustic,” reflecting the homeowner’s desire for a country-inspired aesthetic that still embodies the principles of contemporary design.

Townhouse: Modernized Italian Townhouse by Angelo Luigi Tartaglia

Modern living room with white Chesterfield-style sofas, black geometric rug, and metal shelving.

Reviving a 1980s Townhouse in Campobasso, Italy: A Masterful Transformation by Angelo Luigi Tartaglia Studio. This 2021 project showcases a harmonious blend of modern design and energy-efficient upgrades, creating a refined living space that caters to the evolving needs of its residents. Situated in Campobasso, Italy, the townhouse underwent a comprehensive renovation, leveraging the government’s “super bonus” program to enhance its sustainability and functionality.

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