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Kresta Garden House #01 Reinterprets Greenhouse

A modern, glass-enclosed poolside pavilion surrounded by lush greenery and trees.

The Kresta Garden House #01 in Madrid, Spain, showcases Lucas y Hernández-Gil Arquitectos‘ design prowess. The office features an innovative greenhouse-inspired aesthetic that blurs boundaries between indoors and outdoors. Designed in 2023, the multipurpose structure elevates the original bungalow, complemented by a lush garden and adaptable interior elements, creating a seamless environment ideal for work, relaxation, and creativity while fostering a deep connection with the natural setting.

Orlandini Apartment Features Textured, Warm Interiors and Versatility

A cozy loft-style living room with exposed brick walls, track lighting, and a large gray couch.

Designed by Renata Pinto Beck in 2015, the Orlandini Apartment in Porto Alegre, Brazil, prioritizes panoramic views of the city and lake Guaíba. Warm, textured materials like brick, wood, and concrete create a cozy atmosphere. The layout features a multifunctional kitchen and a home office that doubles as a guest room, ensuring both comfort and functionality.

Foyer – Coworking Space: Transforming Prague’s Creative Hub

FeaturedA modern industrial-style loft with exposed brick walls, high ceilings, and artistic decor.

The Foyer – Coworking Space in Prague, Czech Republic, designed by mar.s architects, is a multifunctional hub that seamlessly combines industrial style, deep design, and a calm atmosphere for focused work. This 2023 project redefines the traditional concept of a foyer, transforming it into a dynamic workspace that serves as a showroom, coworking space, and occasional event venue.

Lynk & Co Madrid: Masquespacio’s Vibrant Commercial Oasis

Cozy café with industrial-style decor, corrugated metal bar, and potted plants.

Masquespacio‘s innovative design for Lynk & Co’s new commercial space in Madrid, Spain, offers a multifunctional oasis of creativity. This 360m2 Lynk & Co Madrid blends work, shopping, and entertainment, inspired by the city’s artistic heritage. From a cozy lounge to a vibrant bar and futuristic vehicle displays, the space showcases Masquespacio‘s ‘fun and ironic’ approach, creating a sensory journey for visitors.

Downside-up: Treviso Apartment Defies Gravity with Concrete Soffit

Spacious, modern living room with concrete ceiling, blue TV cabinet, and potted plants.

The Downside-up apartment designed by Clinicaurbana in Treviso, Italy, showcases a captivating inversion of spatial hierarchies. Featuring a dominant concrete soffit that dictates the room dynamics, this 2023 project subverts traditional design norms. The horizontal plane counteracts the vertical wooden panels, creating a harmonious interplay of elements. Traversing the space, tortuous profiles weave along the architectural lines, seamlessly integrating domestic furnishings and equipment, evoking a “delirium of detail” that captivates the eye.

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