Every design of the UNIQUE Collection transforms spaces in which it is used, endowing these with elegance and unique style. UNIQUE imbibes the beauty of nature. (more…)

Photographer: Adrien Williams

ADHOC architects team is proud to present the recently completed project “La Géode”, carried out in cooperation with the young promoters of Knightsbridge. (more…)

Photographer: Filippo Tisselli

The flat is located in the heart of Cesena’s historical centre (Italy), a privileged position which allows the visual contemplation of an outstanding urban and natural landscape. The former abandonment and state of degradation of the house, accompanied by interior fragmentation and claustrophobic organization, neutralized the potential of the place. (more…)

Photographer: Arne Bru Haug

The villa at Kirkegatan 15 had belonged to the Øglænd family since it was built in 1937, until it was sold in June 2014. The villa is a part of Sandnes’ history and the new owners wanted to revive the history at the same time as they had the need to customise its functions to the needs of today. The house is built in the functionalist style, and from an interior standpoint, the goal was to create a flow between the rooms. (more…)

Photographer: Julien Renault

The French architecture office atelier ordinaire has completed another passive, prefabricated house in the Bourgogne in France. Made almost solely of wood, the distinct house features an open and warm interior and large windows allowing for a stunning connection to the green exterior surrounding the house. Furnished with solid wood furniture by Stattmann Neue Moebel, the warm and totally calm atmosphere is fuelled, reaching almost a symbioses of house, interior and the environment it is situated in. (more…)

Photographer: Santi Caleca

Delvaux, the oldest luxury leather goods house in the world, founded in Belgium in 1829, has inaugurated a new store in the heart of Brussels: “Le 27”. (more…)

Photographer: Olivier-Martin Gambier

In this highly preserved Alpine valley, stringent architectural guidelines allow for very little freedom of architectural expression. Everything from building height/width ratio to roof slope, via building material and window sizes are strictly controlled to enforce what is locally perceived as patrimony protection but de facto creating camp architecture, endlessly mimicking
traditional mountain homes. (more…)

Photographer: BoysPlayNice

The ŠTAJNHAUS has not been a project, the ŠTAJNHAUS has been a process. This house with a Renaissance core stands right at the foot of the chateau hill, in the former Jewish quarter of Mikulov (a. k. a. Nikolsburg). Throughout its existence it has suffered a great many scars, it has gone through tens of reconstructions and operations. All of these have altered the house beyond recognition. Yet it has maintained its almost medieval picturesqueness. (more…)