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Hackney Bay House by Material Works

Hackney Bay House by Material Works

Hackney Bay House in London is a reworking of a Victorian terrace house designed by Material Works that aims to create bright, healthy living spaces. This thoughtful renovation breathes new life into a Victorian terraced home in Hackney, reimagining the previously dark and confined lower level as an expansive, light-filled living space—the new heart of a family home. By lowering the floor, generous ceiling heights now define the kitchen and before rising into a dramatic double-height volume, anchored by a two-storey bay window that frames views of the garden beyond.

House of Greens: 4site Architects Designs Garden Retreat in Bengaluru

House of Greens: 4site Architects Designs Garden Retreat in Bengaluru

House of Greens is a unique project catering to prestigious clients with a deep appreciation for nature and sustainability. The clients are dog lovers, green enthusiasts, down to earth doctors, and peace lovers, committed to a sustainable lifestyle. The design brief for House of Greens reflects their values and personality, and creating a sustainable green home with lots of greenery.

Waterfall Residence by Andrew Goodwin Designs

Waterfall Residence by Andrew Goodwin Designs

Waterfall Residence in Carmel Valley, California, is a house designed by Andrew Goodwin Designs in 2020. The contemporary home features a striking mid-century modern look while prioritizing fire resistance and sustainability. Set amid beautiful surroundings, it offers breathtaking views and uses innovative design solutions, including a raised foundation, to overcome challenges related to its hillside location.

Médecins Sans Frontières Rome Headquarters by Roselli Architetti

Médecins Sans Frontières Rome Headquarters by Roselli Architetti

The new Headquarters of Médecins Sans Frontières in Rome are located in a vibrant and dynamic area with a strong cultural and social identity called San Lorenzo, Italy. This project, designed by Roselli Architetti, focuses on sustainability and the bare necessities, keeping LEED requirements in mind in order to reduce the amount of materials to the minimum, integrating workstations and common areas in a strategic way harmoniously and efficiently.

Lo Strobilabo: 1920s Rome Villa Basement Transformed Into Lab, Home, Studio

Lo Strobilabo: 1920s Rome Villa Basement Transformed Into Lab, Home, Studio

Lo Strobilabo is located in the original basement of a 1920s villa in Rome, Italy, featuring design by Francesca Delicato. This apartment offers a striking example of contemporary urban interior design, highlighting a hybrid space that is home, studio, and creative lab all in one. The 2020 project introduces unexpected light and a spatial flow that allows living and working to coexist in a dynamic system, defined by artistic materials and intentional details.

Rendezvous House by Love Schack Architecture

Rendezvous House by Love Schack Architecture

Rendezvous House is a modern mountain retreat located in Wilson, Wyoming, designed by Love Schack Architecture. Centrally positioned among mature aspen groves, the house harmoniously incorporates a first-of-its-kind Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) structure permitted in Teton County, Wyoming.

The design integrates Passive House principles to achieve superior energy efficiency while marrying contemporary aesthetics with a serene, natural landscape that emphasises sustainability and modern living.

Casa Liza by Instinto Estudio

Casa Liza by Instinto Estudio

Casa Liza, located in Nosara, Guanacaste, Costa Rica, emerges as a project deeply respectful of its surroundings. Designed by Instinto Estudio, this house has an L-shaped configuration fostering a direct connection with the outdoors, while carefully integrating the structure among the existing trees to minimize impact. Casa Liza‘s interior design features a natural color palette and soft textures that reinforce the home’s relationship with the tropical landscape.

Casa EB by AC Design

Casa EB by AC Design

Casa EB is a single-family house designed by AC Design | Alessandro Consoli Design, located in Parzanica, Italy. The project features clean lines, balanced symmetries, and neutral tones, showcasing an Italian-Japanese design style approach that integrates the surrounding landscape. The original home was renovated, creating a structure that blends memory and innovation in an effort to restore identity and character to the building, which overlooks Lake Iseo and the surrounding mountains.

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