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Letná Apartment: An Open Space with Cleverly Hidden Details

FeaturedLetná Apartment: An Open Space with Cleverly Hidden Details

Letná Apartment in Prague, Czech Republic is a multi-room apartment that was designed by Markéta Bromová Architekti in 2022, with industrial design style to create one big open space.

The apartment features a terrazzo floor, a green scalloped box to separate the private and residential parts, two built-in wardrobes, a brass-paneled kitchen island with a concrete countertop, a library, and a toilet for visitors.

Relaxing Vibe at DENTLY Dental Clinic by AT26 Architects

Relaxing Vibe at DENTLY Dental Clinic by AT26 Architects

DENTLY – the new dental clinic located in Bratislava, Slovakia, is part of the renowned SKY PARK project designed by the world-famous architect Zaha Hadid. Created with user-friendliness and comfort in mind, this modern clinic was designed in 2021 by AT26 Architects.

The clinic consists of two identical functional branches, connected by a reception desk, a small meeting room/office, and a generous waiting area. The calming elements such as an aquarium, plants, and a TV were placed in the space to make the experience for the clients less stressful. The interior design is corresponding to the original space with its curves and materials, such as concrete columns mirrored in big formats of concrete tiles. Wood as a natural material enhances the calming atmosphere, making DENTLY a relaxing and comfortable place to visit.

House on a Hill: A Concrete Haven in Värmdö

House on a Hill: A Concrete Haven in Värmdö

Explore the tranquil yet sophisticated three-story residence, House on a Hill, located in Värmdö, Sweden, just twenty minutes away from Stockholm’s city center. Designed by Tham & Videgård Arkitekters in 2022, this stunning property features breathtaking views of the archipelago landscape and direct access to untouched nature.

The house is organized in a three-level section with entrance and services in the souterrain level, social spaces on the mid- and main-terrace level and private family rooms at the top. Its façade is cast in concrete and features an origami-like pleated and rotated volume that offers beautiful views of both solid and transparent mass.

Enjoy the sun from the various wind-shielded terraces and be inspired by the unique design style that combines seclusion, entertaining and nature.

Casa MA by Bianna Creative Lab

Casa MA by Bianna Creative Lab

Discover the alluring Casa MA, designed by the renowned Bianna Creative Lab in 2022. Located in Sant Privat d’en Bas, Spain – a rural idyll set in the foothills of the Pyrenees mountains – this stunning property is a modern take on traditional architecture. Built with concrete, this two-story house is an impressive blend of stylish design and comfort. Experience the unparalleled beauty of the Pyrenees, and bask in the serenity of this stunning home.

H81 House in Praia Verde by José Martinez Silva

H81 House in Praia Verde by José Martinez Silva

Discover the H81 House in Praia Verde, a stunning residence designed by José Martinez Silva and located in Castro Marim, Portugal.

Perched at the edge of the Ria Formosa Nature Park and the Castro Marim Marshland Nature Reserve, the house is a testament to sustainable concrete design. With its two exposed concrete planes with pure lines, thermowood-treated wooden slats, and a sustainable cover consisting of a layer of native plants, the property offers a unique blend of nature and modern architecture. Large, south-facing openings make the most of the stunning views, while a concrete canopy and projected insulation keep the interior comfortable all year round.

Casa Patios by Ricardo Yslas Gamez Arquitectos

Casa Patios by Ricardo Yslas Gamez Arquitectos

Casa Patios is a single-family house located in Mexico City, Mexico and designed by Ricardo Yslas Gamez Arquitectos in 2022.

This modern home is designed to preserve the 70-year-old guava tree that was transplanted from Morelia to Mexico City. Casa Patios features two volumes that join by a bridge, strategically designed courtyards and a floating wall that embraces the house. The main courtyard houses the guava tree and opens to the living room, dining room, and game room. The secondary courtyard was conceived as an outdoor dining room with direct communication to the kitchen. The private areas are located on the second level and are made up of large slabs and floating concrete elements.

With its interior-exterior integration and use of weather conditions, Casa Patios is the perfect modern home for Mexico City.

Casa Bombai by Grupo TIM

Casa Bombai by Grupo TIM

Casa Bombai, a single-story house located in Canning, Argentina and designed by Grupo TIM, is a stunning example of rationalist design.

Its unique concrete façade features cantilever partitions that create a dichotomy between the interior and exterior, as well as create a striking welcome to the front door. This 2021 project is a perfect combination of geometries and sophisticated design, allowing the house to be both delimited and expanded. Natural light flows through the glazed surfaces and plinth lighting, slits flush with the floor, emanate a natural and homogeneous light.

Canning is known for its vibrant culture, making Casa Bombai the perfect property for anyone looking to balance modern design and an exciting lifestyle.

House by Lago Maggiore by Ruinelli Associati Architetti

House by Lago Maggiore by Ruinelli Associati Architetti

Welcome to House by Lago Maggiore, a stunning single-family house located in Gerra, Switzerland. This beautiful real estate was designed by Ruinelli Associati Architetti in 2020 and is a perfect blend of rustic and contemporary design styles. It is situated on the banks of Lago Maggiore (Lake Maggiore), a beautiful lake that is known for its breathtaking views and picturesque towns.

The project addresses the theme of the urban gap and consists of the reconstruction of a small single-family house located between two adjoining buildings. The lake front has been redesigned with small windows on the ground floor, and wider openings on the upper floors. Inside, the walls in rasapietra are left exposed, while the wooden components and windows are in chestnut and painted iron, respectively.