Slot House | Feldman Architecture

Slot House, designed by Feldman Architecture, is inspired by the site for the design, orientation, and focus of the home. The collaboration between husband and wife created a beautiful tension stylistically; stark modern whites and straight lines complement warm details and intimate, personal spaces. Minimal, comfortable, timeless, and modern, the Slot House is a culmination of the clients’ lifelong journey and a symbol of their relationship’s symbiosis, which we were overjoyed to help them realize.

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Feldman Architecture

Feldman Architecture is an innovative residential and commercial design practice recognized for creating warm, light-filled spaces that are site-sensitive and carefully detailed. Highly collaborative in nature, the firm approaches design as a dialogue between client, design team and site. Each project is an opportunity to create an innovative solution that is relevant to the project environs and tailored to a clients’ specific needs.

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78 Corlett | Daffonchio Architects

78 Corlett, Parkwood, designed by Daffonchio Architects, incorporates strong minimalist geometries, with the shading louvers acting as a dynamic facade element. The development aims to set a new standard for vibrant and trendy co-working office spaces by providing a cutting-edge 6-star rated Green Building. The design not only redefines the way people live and work but also prioritizes sustainability.

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Mulgoa Street House | Robert Simeoni Architects

Mulgoa Street House, designed by Robert Simeoni Architects, is informed by the site that largely encloses from side boundaries. The house opens itself up to a central north-facing courtyard, an intermediate outdoor space, bringing in glimpses of sky and creating a layered series of views through the house. The building is composed to encourage an ambiguity of appearance between it as a multiple or a singular object and between open space and the singularity of the room.

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National Institute for Faith Leadership | Archohm Consults

National Institute of Faith & Leadership, designed by archohm, is a campus that reconnects the nationalist and liberal Islamic virtues. The building complex houses programmatic needs of this faith facility. Devoid of design as decoration, the spaces needed to evoke bare thought. Bold architectural impressions intended to push people towards brave expressions. Play of light in space and in time both brought in the required ethic and aesthetic to the institution.

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Bata Shoe Factory | Dubbeldam Architecture + BDP Quadrangle

Bata Shoe Factory, designed by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design & BDP Quadrangle, is an ambitious adaptive reuse project with a light environmental footprint and a strong social mandate. With the intent of creating a community hub, the building offers amenities open to both residents and the community at large. The façade features new glazing and brick cladding that echo the factory’s original appearance, with the addition of cantilevered balconies throughout.

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BDP Quadrangle

BDP Quadrangle is one of Canada’s leading architecture, design, and urbanism practices, working in the full spectrum of built environments. Transcending its growth, the studio’s philosophy has remained the same: to work as a multidisciplinary collective, applying knowledge and expertise to create ambitious projects at every scale. Our 200-person studio strives to create places that foster well-being, inclusivity, and sustainable futures.

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EDRA52 Detroit: Just Environments: Trans-disciplinary Border Crossing

The world is in the middle of several global crises at once—of pandemic, over-policing, racism, environmental degradation, economic and gender inequality—all of which together demand us to interrogate how we imagine just environments. EDRA52 invites proposals that both describe and speculate on trans-disciplinary modes of inquiry using novel approaches in research, teaching, practice, and co-production to create “just environments.”

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Kaleidos House | Taller Estilo Arquitectura

The architectural solution of “kaleidos House” results in a unique, contemporary home, full of surprises and spatial sensations that make daily life a pleasure despite the challenge of working a lot with such particular dimensions.

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Queensberry Street House | Robert Simeoni Architects

Queensberry Street House, designed by Robert Simeoni Architects, is formally ambiguous, mediating between domestic and industrial typologies, such as the Victorian shop front and the suburban pavilion. The use of brickwork references the materiality of the local context. These architectural maneuvers construct spaces that expand and contract into one another rather than being defined by clearly delineated thresholds.

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Father’s House | Sergey Makhno, Oleksandr Kovpak

Among the greenery of the coniferous forest around, from the glitter of the sun from two sides: the sky and water, the Father’s House crashes into the landscape and becomes the central hero of the picture. Getting the maximum from the minimum of the basic materials – concrete, glass and rebated roof – is possible due to a competent approach to the composition, strict project supervision and a successful dialogue between the customer and the chief architect. The experience of the professionals, responsible for this project, came in handy for this house and its owner.

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Koper Central Park | Enota

Koper Central Park, designed by ENOTA, offers a uniform and attractive appearance with its intensive hinterland greenery, it drowns the heterogeneity of the surrounding built structures. The basic building blocks of the new city park are monolithic, undulating urban elements. Fusing the elements of a city beach and a contemporary city park encourages the area’s residents and visitors to use the space in different ways.

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Result Announcement: Urban Chair

Street Furniture is an important tool for creating a sense of identity and place making. Effective and quality furniture in a public setup creates an intrinsic relationship between people and urbanscape. Industrial zeitgeist and its mass production methods have eliminated the ‘”design” from the process of creating new furniture.

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Rathdowne Street House | Robert Simeoni Architects

Rathdowne Street House, designed by Robert Simeoni Architects, alters and extends the existing double-story Victorian residence and provides a separate self-contained studio at the rear of the site. The works to both the original dwelling and the new studio sought to provide elegant and spatially sophisticated responses through voids and set back wall alignments to capture morning sunlight, curate sun traces during the day, and offer enhanced cross ventilation opportunities.

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Sierra Fria | Perez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados

Sierra Fria, designed by PPAA Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados, explores the Idea of the site as a contained void with a structural open grid on top of it. This structural grid is intersected in the middle by the stairs and the service units, freeing the surrounding spaces towards the exterior. On top of this light wall-based structure is a solid block that contains the private rooms of the house; these spaces have more restricted openings to the outside views.

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Museo Universitario del Chopo | TEN Arquitectos

Museo Universitario del chopo, designed by Ten Arquitectos, is an architectural renovation project in Ciudad de México. Always having respect for the emblematic structure of the Chopo University Museum, the expansion took the form of a volume inside the original structure. The canopy remains intact and functions as a framework that wraps the added volume. Managed by the National Autonomous University of Mexico, the museum is the scene of the most avant-garde art forms in the city, a space for the performing arts, installations, concerts, events, and even film shoots.

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Park Way House | Arqbr

Park Way House, designed by Arqbr Arquitetura e Urbanismo, is a single-story house with structural modulation associated with traditional construction techniques. The challenge was to Promote two architectural experiences, one with the street, more austere and controlled, and the other with the vegetation at the back of the lot, more generous and open.

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Delusion | UA Lab

Delusion, designed by UA LAB, is an office interior that creates an ambiance through delusions to perceive the space to be much larger than its actual size. This effect created a dynamic space. Glass with different tints is used to carve out diverse spaces catering to varied functional requirements. Unobstructed Natural light and Linearity ties diverse spaces together. Making the Singularity and Diversity both to co-exist harmoniously.

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The House in 1970 | Architects Collaborative

The House in 1970, designed by Architects Collaborative, is bound on either side by shared function spaces with the double-height courtyard becoming an interaction pivot. A permeable brick envelope wraps the length of the plot and all its functions into a cohesive whole. The wall, defined by a gradient brickwork weave, helps weather into all house spaces when required.

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Museo Amparo | TEN Arquitectos

Museum Amparo, designed by the architectural firm Ten Arquitectos, is an architectural renovation project in Ciudad de México, MX. With the main objective of providing the Amparo Museum with all the facilities to become a space for dialogue between its exhibitions and a new contemporary architectural language. With the renovation of rooms for temporary and permanent exhibitions, the modernization of the auditorium and the adaptation of the roofs to establish a relationship with the urban landscape of the Historic Center of Puebla that transforms the relationship of the building with its context.

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Marina East | Hames Sharley

Marina East, designed by Hames Sharley, is not only about housing but building a community in a unique location tailored to the individual. The idea of celebrating the boating lifestyle and the unique position at Marina East allowed Hames Sharley to explore the concept of water, the jetty, and the boatshed in an architectural, playful expression of lifestyle. The outcome has a sympathetic outcome contextual, relevant, and appropriate in form, scale, and aesthetic.

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