Introducing the magnificent Modular House “DUB”, a single-story prefab retreat nestled in the heart of Moscow, Russia. Designed by the talented Ivan Ovchinnikov of BIO Architects in 2022, this modern retreat seamlessly blends environmental sustainability with state-of-the-art technology.
Boasting a spacious 138 square meters (1,485 sq ft) of living space and a 50 square meter (538 sq ft) terrace, this innovative creation offers the perfect combination of style, comfort, and functionality. Be captivated by the large windows that flood every room with natural light, the high ceilings that add grandeur, and the clever open layout that maximizes space utilization. Let the Modular House “DUB” inspire your dreams of a sustainable and sophisticated lifestyle.
Most, if not all, people would want a haven where they can relax and unwind at the end of a tiring day. However, you don’t always have to go far to rest or clear your mind. You can tailor your room to provide you with a sanctuary at home where you can chill and de-stress.
Welcome to the captivating OS House, an architectural marvel nestled in the picturesque Bragança Paulista, Brazil. Designed by the renowned Jacobsen Arquitetura in 2016, this wooden house blends harmoniously with its natural surroundings.
From its elevated position, OS House delivers sweeping views, minimized interference from neighboring buildings, and a perfect showcase for its architectural prowess, garden, and pool.
Discover 22 Bond Street, a breathtaking modern residential building located in Manhattan’s iconic NoHo district, known for its rich artistic legacy. Designed by BKSK Architects in 2020, this extraordinary development showcases a seamless fusion of art and architecture, offering six exclusive residences featuring serene, gallery-like spaces to protect and display oversized pieces of art.
Step inside and immerse yourself in a world where creativity and luxury harmoniously blend.
Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Bruny Island Hideaway, a minimalist Japanese-inspired cabin designed by Maguire + Devine Architects. Nestled in the picturesque Alonnah, Australia, this off-grid retreat offers a serene escape for rejuvenation amidst the natural beauty of its 99-acre property.
Experience the warmth of timber interiors and the seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, while embracing a simpler way of life.
Welcome to Breathtaking Monotony, a stunning duplex property in Israel designed by the renowned interior designer Nitzan Horowitz in 2022.
The property is a unique blend of modern and industrial design styles, creating a clean and sophisticated feel throughout the house. The property’s centerpiece is a 4.5-meter-tall iron library that runs through the stairwell, visible from all levels, creating a sense of infinite space. The house boasts large open and well-lit spaces, with a focus on materials, combining natural and natural-looking only, including wood, concrete, and raw elements. No corners or spaces are left without a function, maximizing the space as much as possible.
Welcome to the Eclectic Diamond House – a stunning modern home located in Amsterdam’s Nieuw-West district. Designed by Engel Architecten in 2018, this property boasts a unique combination of sloping and flat roofs with a bold exterior in hues of anthracite.
As you step inside, you’ll be greeted with an eclectic interior that perfectly complements the sleek design of the house. With split-level spaces, the design creates a lively interplay between the various areas, making it the perfect home for anyone who loves contemporary living.
Nestled in the landmarked district of SoHo, New York, 49 Greene Street, a 6-story building built in 1886 by HJ. Howard, is an extant example of the mixed iron-and-masonry construction of the post-Civil war period. DXA Studio began work on the building in 2015, converting the interiors into three full-floor condominium units and a triplex Penthouse unit with a rooftop addition and private roof deck.
Our design process began like most of our other projects – studying the history of the area and the building itself – and we wanted to speak to SoHo’s past and the various movements that lent themselves to the creation of the area’s unique character and charm.
