PROJECTS

In Morelia, Mexico, the project for Casa Emma is inspired by the moving experience of the use of light in the Museum of the painter Paula Rego, designed by Eduardo Souto de Moura. The sense of wonder and serenity evoked by that space through the light raining from above is a guide to poetically solve the challenges posed by Casa Emma

The modular suite LumiPod5 lands in a new super-location: in the heart of the estate where the Villa Besson is located, a monument of French 20th-century architecture. The intent of the villa and the suite is the same: to combine architecture and nature in a single sublime experience

Like many historical areas in China, Kuanzhai Alley in Chengdu is also facing the challenges of urban renewal, including the need for innovative commercial spaces. Here, the project for the HONOR Flagship Store responds with the seemingly paradoxical combination of historical charm and contemporary elegance of the technological brand

The project Completion of Herta Mohr Building is a sustainable and circular renovation, led by De Zwarte Hond, that renews the Cluster Zuid with new spaces, reused materials, and architecture that values historical memory and opens up to the city.

In the historic heart of Moscow, the office of SLAVA 2024 represents a perfect example of a modern reinterpretation of Suprematism principles. This Russian artistic movement, founded by Kazimir Malevich, has inspired an environment where geometry, light, and functionality harmoniously interact.

The new headquarters of the Brighton Park Neighborhood Network in Chicago, designed by JGMA, is much more than a building: it is a symbol of resilience and inclusion that reflects the identity of a Latino community, transforming an urban space into a place of sharing.

Jackson House is a discreet and harmonious extension on the ground floor of a Victorian terraced house, located on a quiet street in Leytonstone. The project manages to be simultaneously subtle and elegant thanks to the careful use of materials, showing extraordinary attention to construction details. The Archive for Space studio drew inspiration from local architecture, such as the Wanstead Temple and the Leyton Townhall, to develop a strict facade that is perfectly integrated into the residential context.

Villa Las Nubes is a manifesto of balance between architecture and landscape. Suspended 11 meters above the ground, the villa harmoniously blends into the forest without disrupting the ecosystem. Trees pass through the structure and continue to grow undisturbed, while the design adapts to the terrain's morphology, preserving local flora and fauna.

The redevelopment intervention that brings the building Perù 87 back to contemporaneity does not aim to transform the old into the new, but rather to reconnect with the urban area of Mexico City where it is located and optimize its interior spaces

An iconic landmark of Toronto is reborn with Auberge on the Park: a project by II BY IV Design that combines European tradition, contemporary design, and sustainability, redefining the concept of urban luxury immersed in nature.

The renovation of the Côte-Sainte-Catherine House in Montreal, designed by Le Borgne Rizk Architecture, transforms a family home with a new bright and contemporary spatiality, where arches, precious materials, and plays of light create a unique and timeless environment.

Dynamite Flagship: an avant-garde interior design project that combines digital art, technological innovation, and sustainability, offering a unique retail experience in the vibrant heart of Montreal

The HV8 Architecture studio redesigns a 1920s apartment near Bocconi University. A renovation project that combines tradition, modernity, and design, giving life to harmonious spaces rich in personality.

A visionary interior design project by UPA Italia, combining technology, variable acoustics, and a recognizable design, transforming the VGIK Auditorium in Moscow into a multifunctional space for cinema, concerts, and theater

The intervention concerns the expansion and complete renovation of the farmhouse Ossel, a centuries-old farm on the outskirts of Brussels. Respecting the existing building, its openings, and historical details, the appearance of the new residence is characterized by a play of exchanges between interior and exterior and by the design of the additional volume in dark wood