In the Koukaki district, the basement of a traditional 1970s apartment building is transformed into a residence by Alexandros Gerousis, where exposed steel, glass, and reinforced concrete express a pursuit of neo-modernism.
Located inside ZHA's iconic “The Henderson” tower, the lounge bar offers a convivial experience that transforms into a surreal journey between memory and imagination.
Hexagonal cement tiles and sculptural furnishings characterize the rooms of this traditional country villa, creating a dialogue between the home’s more rustic elements and a new contemporary and essential look.
By eliminating a central staircase and doubling it to provide separate access to two bedrooms, studio Abaco has created an enhanced and unprecedented livability inside a historic interior.
Roque Architectes, Antonio Buonsante, and Hugo Rossi have drawn the full richness of a landscape shaped by woods, rocks, and vineyards into a villa, reimagined through minimalist suggestions contrasted by optical patterns and tactile material accents.
The renovation project by Startup Architettura transforms the formal and rigid existing space into a dynamic and lively apartment, where the furnishings are arranged like display cases in a museum exhibition.
Oak wood and terrazzo with colored glass inlays run across all surfaces: material variation is reduced to a minimum, becoming the very richness of this urban domestic space.
Within the structural grid of an office tower – 100 meters above ground – Yixin Space explores multiple forms of focus: from shared worktables to suspended meditation pods, all wrapped in the warm, diffused glow of a wood-and-fabric sculptural installation.
Amid raw concrete furnishings, plastic crates suspended from the ceiling, and LED tube lighting, this retail space in Mallorca blends recycled materials with a stripped-back, minimal aesthetic.
Located on the top floor of a 1920s building in the Paris suburbs, this one-room apartment with a mansard roof has been designed to minimise domestic elements, creating a bright and fluid space.
In studio hé’s renovation, the extension breathes new life into the small backyard of a courtyard house. Triple heights, details, and materials create a new domestic landscape.
And it comes in the form of interior architecture: the cinema designed by BACH inside the museum’s historic building, a renovation of the existing auditorium that merges postmodern echoes with an entirely contemporary mission.
Historically established as basement taverns beneath town halls in the German-speaking Vienna area, Ratskellers have a long-standing tradition. Today, BWM Designers & Architects’ project renews a Rathauskeller, preserving its original charm without falling into postcard-style historicism.
With a play of upright and inverted arches, the renovation by Tanaka|Tomidei expands the space of a small home, creating perspective-driven visual sequences and subtly echoing the city’s historic architecture.
