Auba Studio turns a former industrial space into a residence, by focusing on a functional distribution of the environments, which become brighter and more usable.
Andy Warhol once said that Studio 54 was equally “a dictatorship and a democracy”. A recent exhibition in Milan investigated the role of the discotheque as an environment to negotiate social rights across history.
The project by architettura-m enhances the interior of a former farm building by preserving the typical features of rural architecture and shaping versatile spaces where terracotta becomes the absolute protagonist.
The renovation of an apartment in Japan subverts the usual distribution scheme based on the juxtaposition of closed rooms and corridors, borrowing from building sites the expressive language.
Papundekl Architects enhances a prefabricated house through semi-transparent walls, adding flexibility and dynamism to the space.
The project for the collective spaces of Das Minsk Kunsthaus in Potsdam, Germany, includes two counters clad with local ceramics and a particular design approach.
The light-filled private house merges the natural and the artificial: at the core of the design is a triple-height space characterised by geometric patterns and interconnected volumes.
The transformation of an old industrial building in Beijing was entrusted to Neri&Hu who, between the renovation of the existing building and new additions, gave shape to an architecture with an emotional interior.
Atzur Arquitectura studio enhanced a house with a particular shape by proposing new distribution solutions and highlighting the original floors and ceilings.
A renovation project scrupulously respects the character of the existing building without renouncing a bright brushstroke as the ‘signature’ of the contemporary work.
Atelier José Andrade Rocha’s project proposes a new layout for the spaces of a large two-storey flat, distinguished by spatial functionality and contemporary qualities.
In the heart of the city, Enrico Molteni has designed two similar apartments characterized by their own details and color palettes: pastel green for Via Vivaio and light blue for Via San Simpliciano.
The world's first concept store by Jordan Brand debuts in Italy, aiming to represent an urban community united around the culture of basketball and streetwear. We talked about it with the brand's vice president Sandra Idehen.
A dusky, constrained house is reborn to new life thanks to a renovation enhancing its flexible "spaces of the in-between".
