House For Four Generations in Tokyo, Japan by Tomomi Kito Architects & Associates.The expression goes: āMore is moreā and in this instance, Tomomi Kito Architects have shown us just that, without holding back on the abundance of quality woodwork. From luxe wooden flooring to cabinetry and a charming wooden-clad...
Hinoak Traditional Korean Barbecue House in Melbourne by Biasol.Craft, harmony and a delicate balance between built form and natural materials underpin Biasolās design for Hinoak Korean barbecue...
Warm Minimalism: Shoei House in Japan by Hearth Architects.This house in Shiga, Japan was designed by Hearth Architects and built on a plot of land that's mere 5.5 meters wide. The architects have embraced the limitations of a super-narrow block of land, making the most of the crafty design...
Stories On Design // Sliced Architecture.Sliced Architecture is an ode to skylights, primarily, but not just your regular, run-of-the-mill skylights. Puh-lease. When has regular anything been the topic of discussion around here? Exactly! Sliced Architecture takes into account...
Church of St. Wenceslas in Sazovice, Czech Republic by Atelier Stepan.I remember one of my early lessons in Architecture where I was told that in buildings, curves are a nightmare and will never look as impressive as they appear in oneās head. Because of this, I am always in awe of a structure that has...
Oscar Wylee’s New Store in Melbourne Central by DesignOffice.DesignOffice's design response for Oscar Wylee's new store is anchored in an understanding of the brand, their eyewear, and the way people shop for...
Anahi Restaurant in Paris by Humbert & Poyet.In the historic Le Marais district of Paris, sprawls a charming Art Deco glass painted ceiling, mahogany panelled walls and golden cracks in porcelain white tiles of restaurant ANAHI, temptingly inviting customers to step inside this...
Aires Mateus’ Community Centre in GrĆ¢ndola, Portugal.If geometric shapes are your thing then you are going to love this angularly constructed building by architects, Aires Mateus in Portugal. This Community Centre in Grandola, Portugal feels reminiscent of the paper constructions we used...
Porcelain Gallery Project in Central London by Simon Astridge Architecture Workshop.Our first encounter with architecture is often perceived through sight. Vision is considered at the top of the hierarchy of the five senses but architecture should be a multi-sensory experience. Porcelain Gallery by Simon Astridge...