Month: September 2023

Located in a traditional block of Asa Sul, inaugurated by President Juscelino Kubitschek himself in 1960, the Casa Brasileira apartment has 110m² and underwent a radical reform led by Umdiedro Arquitetura. The change made it contemporary, colorful, and cozy to meet the needs of a young couple in love with Brasília. All changes were designed to modernize and meet the client’s needs, highlighting an identity that combines the clients’ origins.

set in the bernal heights neighborhood, the house also includes a disco-inspired music parlor, a photography studio, and a penthouse.
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tense architecture network marries the essence of cyclades with contemporary hotel architecture.
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This couple’s former kitchen suffered from a case of “too much.” Too much ornate detailing on the cabinetry, too much brown and beige. All in all, with a two-level island that had lots of angles, the result was a visually busy and dark kitchen that fe…

In Okrokana, a hilly, green attractive location near Tbilisi, Georgia, a studio of young architects, TIMM Architecture, has just realized a residence that, attuned to the natural context, develops amplifying a close interaction with the surrounding. A contemporary, clean design, based on minimalism and essentiality, nurtures a seamless dialogue between inside and outside. The conceptual approach, the premise of the project, has shaped and brought to life the building around the presence of a tree, in the effort to create a space without boundaries. Confirmations of this commitment are portrayed in the work through elementary structural simplicity, openness, and transparency, allied to the use of natural materials, closely linked to the aspirations of the client.

The inauguration of Muyiwa Oki as RIBA president must become a moment of real, positive change in British architecture, writes Marsha Ramroop. One-hundred-and-eighty-nine years ago, men whose shadows fill Florence Hall, and whose legacies are absorbed into those walls, founded an institute. They had a vision for an architecture profession that was progressive, necessary and

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