NeoCity Arquitectura Interiores y Diseño

27/08/2014

29/05/2014

Casa V consists on the rehabilitation, adaptation and expansion of an existing house, designed and built in the early 1960’s. The family that inhabits the house has been spending the holidays in it for almost fifty years. In that time, even though

23/05/2014

Villa CP is a restoration project, whereby a 21st century house has been created inside an old stone structure.: http://www.archello.com/en/project/villa-cp

23/05/2014

The slope of the land and height of six meters over the neighbor later allow distant view that opens from the street level. This panorama establishes continuity between the treetops the Morumbi neighborhood in São Paulo and the skyline buildings.

26/03/2014

24/03/2014

The house, built and furnished in only 6 months, is focused on maximizing the dimensions of the plot by focused on leaving as much open space as possible.

Jesolo Lido Pool Villa / JM Architecture
More photos at http://archdai.ly/1h1Qm93

26/02/2014

The timber beams form a threat that connects the new living room to the existing one, with a mirror positioned at the end of the threads to extend the space and create a sense of unraveling.

Cross Stitch House / FMD Architects
More photos at http://archdai.ly/1psI4La

18/02/2014

by Project A01 architects ZT GMBH: http://www.archello.com/en/project/villa-freundorf

15/01/2014

It is indicative that this office is to some extent a return to the roots of cooperation of za bor architects and the largest Russian IT-corporation Yandex.

22/12/2013

Concept: To build a minimalist house with simple clean lines, uncluttered geometry, fluid, transparent spaces where the interiors and exteriors blend into each other in an attempt to keep the user constantly in touch with the outdoors.

21/12/2013

Arquitecto: Lluis Clotet, Ignacio Paricio + Jordi Julián (Abeba Arquitectes S.L.)

21/11/2013

This Tokyo project for a movie producer couple aimed to bring out a sense of mass and material using wood, concrete, stone, and iron.

See more at http://archdai.ly/1ejZDXF

M3/KG / Mount Fuji Architects Studio