Nestled at the foot of Lighthouse Mountain (Núi Hải Đăng) in Vung Tau City, this project involves renovating an existing house for short-term rentals. Our challenge is to minimize demolition and reconstruction while reducing costs and shortening the investment payback period.
the arrangement of monolithic volumes forms a central patio, creating visual openness.
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This renovation project aims to transform a 35-year-old, single-story semi-detached house in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The existing structure suffers from significant issues such as roof leaks and mold, exacerbated by its layout on three different sloping levels towards the front. This results in low ceiling heights and cramped spaces. To address these challenges, our design approach focuses on reconfiguring the entire layout to enhance privacy and spatial hierarchy.
The founders of LA-based Working Holiday Studio have renovated a midcentury home for themselves and their growing family, transforming the interiors to echo a Mexican hacienda. Designers Carlos Naude and Whitney Brown chose to move from their previous ranch-style home to a larger dwelling after having a second child, knowing they would need more space.
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The house is nestled in an affluent neighborhood in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This newly built bungalow has a built-up area of 6,000 sqft on flat land spanning 12,000 sqft.
for self-sufficiency given the remote site, the house integrates ecological strategies such as water-harvesting systems and solar panels.
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This idyllic house in the sky is situated in the middle of a dense urban block, yet set on a hanging plot 25 meters above the ground. The 20x10m green perimeter, made of a precise modular structure of steel profiles and built-in planters, acts as a filter that mediates the inside/outside visual relationship. It creates the necessary intimacy for the internal “oasis” in contrast with the chaotic urban context of close neighboring buildings, while simultaneously enhancing the background presence of the landscape of Rio de Janeiro and the sky.
Residential Park Lozen stands as one of Bulgaria’s most ambitious and expansive residential initiatives. Developed by the Bulgarian branch of the German company Lindner Group in collaboration with IPA – Architecture and more, this project has transformed into one of the most desirable living locations. The project’s core concept is to foster independence within each housing unit while cultivating a sense of community and promoting peaceful coexistence among residents. Located near Lozen village and within easy reach of the city, the complex offers a closed-type community. It meets the needs of modern urban residents by providing a harmonious and fulfilling lifestyle while maintaining convenient access to city amenities.
Located in rural Vermont, this new pool and pavilion are surrounded by fields and woods, with Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains beyond. The very active, hockey-loving family who lives here wanted to make the most of their yard while enjoying…
The “dynamic nature of the sea” prompted the flowing, scaly forms of The National Institute of Water Sports in India, completed by architecture practice MOFA Studios. Located on a coastal site in Panaji, Goa, the 15,000-square-metre centre provides facilities for the institute, which holds courses in water sports and tourism management. It is formed of
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