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Villa in Mongolia: Brutalist Design Meets Mongolian Charm

Industrial-style dining area with wooden table, bench, and plants in concrete space.

This striking villa in Ulan Bator, Mongolia, designed by CMT architetti in 2023, blends contemporary aesthetics with the brutalist character of an unfinished neoclassical shell. The designers embraced the raw concrete surfaces, pairing them with sleek Italian furnishings and dramatic lighting to create a modern, industrial-inspired retreat. Spanning three floors, this spacious family home features an open-concept living area, a game room, and guest quarters, showcasing the architect’s ability to transform an unconventional starting point into a cohesive, refined design.

Mando Space: Reimagining 1970s Italian Apartment Design

Bright, modern living room with built-in bookshelves, gray sofa, and colorful accents.

Designed by the renowned R3architetti in Turin, Italy, the Mando Space apartment showcases a captivating contemporary transformation of a 1970s dwelling. This fluid, light-filled space defies the traditional compartmentalized layout, embracing an open and dynamic design approach that seamlessly integrates the entry, living, and dining areas. With unexpected color accents and a multifunctional built-in furnishing, this apartment project offers a fresh take on modern urban living.

Garden Pavilion: Sustainable Design in the Heart of Prague

A rustic, wooden cabin-like structure with a bookshelf-lined interior and outdoor space.

The Garden Pavilion, designed by BYRÓ architekti in Prague, Czech Republic, is a captivating house project that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living. Completed in 2023, this unique structure offers a modest yet versatile space, catering to the clients’ desire for an outdoor retreat while maintaining a connection to the surrounding mature garden.

With its folding polycarbonate panel that allows the interior to transition seamlessly to the outdoors, the Garden Pavilion creates a paraphrase of a garden loggia, drawing inspiration from the architect’s fundamental architectural vision.

Casa P: Architectural Brilliance in Palermo’s Apartment Design

Modern living room with glass coffee table, TV stand, and potted plants adding natural accents.

Situated in the heart of Palermo, Italy, Casa P is a captivating apartment project designed by the acclaimed Studio de Francisci in 2022. Through the strategic fragmentation of distribution axes, the layout achieves a dynamic spatial reading, allowing for an open and spacious living area and a private, intimate bedroom zone. The architectural language employed is refined, elevated by contrasting chromatic elements and textural details that are accentuated by the carefully curated lighting design.

Convent of the Sacred Heart Library: Restoring Historic Charm

Ornate wood-paneled library with modern furnishings and bookshelves covering the walls.

The Convent of the Sacred Heart Library in New York City has undergone a stunning refurbishment by 1100 Architect, blending modern design elements with the historic character of the early 20th-century landmarked building.

This library, part of an all-girls K-12 school on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, now features a welcoming environment with the strategic use of color, texture, and pattern. Modular furniture allows for versatile group and individual study settings, while naturally lit nooks provide spaces for focused learning. The project is part of an ongoing collaboration between 1100 Architect and Convent of the Sacred Heart, which also includes the recent design of a new Future Lab and Makerspace.

House in Amagansett: Serene Coastal Retreat by 1100 Architect

A modern, minimalist-style building with a wooden staircase leading to its entrance, surrounded by lush vegetation.

Designed by 1100 Architect, this house in Amagansett, New York, offers a serene retreat from the bustling city. The renovation of the existing 1973 cottage preserves the property’s original charm while introducing a more contemporary layout and outdoor living spaces, including a new pool and deck.

Situated in the grassy dunes of the eastern end of Long Island, this single-family home showcases a harmonious blend of traditional and modern design elements.

The Gap House: Maximizing Ocean Views on Long Beach Island

A modern, two-story house with shingle siding, glass balconies, and a vibrant red door.

Situated on the idyllic shores of Long Beach Island, New Jersey, the captivating “The Gap House” by Parnagian Architects is a testament to modern coastal design. This stunning house, designed in 2024, caters to a couple and their family seeking a serene retreat, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living spaces to maximize breathtaking views of both the bay and the ocean.

Featuring a harmonious blend of natural materials, including Eastern White Cedar shingles and cement board panels, this house exemplifies a thoughtful and sustainable approach to architecture.

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