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Linda’s Residence: Symmetrical Abode in Alleppey

A modern living space with geometric, triangular lighting fixtures and a wooden staircase.

Designed by the acclaimed CNS Builders, this stunning house in Alappuzha, India, stands as a harmonious fusion of modern architecture and the serene natural landscape of Kerala. Crafted primarily from concrete with refined wood accents, the symmetrical residence effortlessly blends strength and warmth, creating a comfortable sanctuary amidst the region’s lush waterways. Large windows and thoughtful elements, such as shaded verandas, invite the outside in, seamlessly connecting the interior spaces with the vibrant natural surroundings.

Concrete Collage Office: Innovative Design in Chatuchak

A modern, multi-story concrete building with balconies, large windows, and a car garage.

Collage Design Studio‘s Concrete Collage Office in Chatuchak, Bangkok, Thailand, exemplifies their pragmatic yet innovative approach to architecture. Confronted with spatial constraints and budgetary challenges, the designers embraced creative solutions, including a post-tension structure and the repurposing of concrete materials, to realize their vision for this three-story office building on an 82-square-meter plot.

The Botree Hotel & Bar: Luxury Meets Marylebone Charm in London

Spacious, rustic-chic lobby with wooden beams, greenery, and plush seating areas.

The BoTree Hotel & Bar, a new luxury hotel in London, has opened its doors, offering guests a unique fusion of elegance and neighborhood charm. Designed by the Amsterdam-based multidisciplinary firm Concrete, the five-star hotel boasts a design that pays homage to the essence of Marylebone life.

With 199 rooms and 30 suites, the BoTree showcases custom-designed textiles, diverse textures, and materials that create a seamless blend of sophistication and comfort.

Blow Models: Modernist Meets Contemporary in This Barcelona Office

Lush indoor garden with curving sofa and exposed brick walls, showcasing modern office design.

Isern Serra Studio‘s Blow Models workspace in Barcelona, Spain, is a captivating office design that blends modernist elements with a dreamlike ambiance. Located in a two-story building with a large wooden portal and modernist details, the project features a central interior garden and a “Onyx” concept that evokes digital dream worlds. The design team’s thoughtful approach to lighting, vegetation, and custom-designed furniture elements, such as the “Biga” table and “Roca” table, create a unique and inspiring workspace for the fashion brand.

GIGI Studio: Custom-Designed Showroom in Barcelona

Spacious, minimalist living room with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing natural scenery.

Designed by Isern Serra Studio in 2024, the GIGI Studio showroom in Barcelona, Spain, is a testament to the brand’s commitment to craftsmanship and innovation. This 1000 sq.m. space aims to redefine the traditional workspace, embracing an open and fluid floor plan that encourages creativity and collaboration.

The design concept draws inspiration from the idea of a “studio and museum,” prioritizing natural light and custom-made sculptural elements that reflect the brand’s contemporary, sophisticated aesthetic.

Concrete Split-level House: Staggered Floors and Textured Concrete Facade

A modern, minimalist architectural design featuring a gray wooden exterior and large glass windows.

Derksen Windt Architecten‘s Concrete Split-level House in Capelle aan den IJssel, Netherlands, showcases a masterful design that transforms a typical Dutch terraced house into a sculptural, light-filled home.

Blending robust materials like fair-faced concrete with innovative wooden floors, this 2020 project creates a refined, sustainable living experience within a characteristic building envelope.

A Timeless Contrast: Seamless Interior Renovation of a Montreal Apartment

Minimalist staircase design with glass panels, open plan kitchen-dining area, hardwood flooring.

This residential project in Montreal, Canada, designed by ARCHITEM Wolff Shapiro Kuskowski architectes, showcases a remarkable harmony between the old and the new. Nestled within the iconic Habitat 67 housing complex, the apartment’s interior renovation pays homage to its unique history through a timeless contrast of materials and forms. The meticulous attention to detail, such as the seamless flow between spaces and the integration of functional elements, creates a cohesive and inviting living experience.