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Maranatha House: A Layered Approach to Sustainable Design

A striking modern pavilion with expansive glass walls, wood decking, and lush greenery.

Maranatha House, a captivating residence designed by the acclaimed Bijl Architecture, stands tall in the vibrant Neutral Bay neighborhood of Sydney, Australia. This 2023 project showcases a harmonious fusion of old and new, where layers of history and materiality converge to create a truly unique living experience. Boasting a careful balance of functional flexibility, aesthetic delight, and environmental performance, this house embodies the essence of modern architecture, seamlessly integrating with its surrounding landscape and park.

Wilhelmina Chapel Transformation: Inside Maarssen’s Historical Home

FeaturedBright, airy space with arched window, wooden beams, and modern furnishings.

Discover the Wilhelmina Chapel Transformation, a project by Taanbaas in Maarssen, Netherlands. Once a historical chapel from 1901, it’s now a luxurious house that seamlessly integrates its original character with cutting-edge design. This unique residence showcases a bold removal of the ceiling to reveal wooden structures, a modern central block for essential facilities, and a garden-connecting rear façade.

Sherwood Terrace: A Modern Take on Heritage Design in Richmond

Sleek kitchen with black cabinetry and marble backsplash, flanked by

Discover Sherwood Terrace, a stunning house designed by Page Stewart in 2022, located in Richmond, Australia. This residence skillfully combines modern aesthetics with historical charm, featuring a sophisticated black kitchen, vibrant color pops, and beautifully restored architectural elements. The design encapsulates the art of space optimization in an urban setting, making Sherwood Terrace a masterpiece of contemporary and heritage fusion.