Photographer: Tim Van de Velde

This spacious villa is situated in Tremelo (BE), on a large terrain surrounded by pines. The house was designed for a couple with two children, who wanted something “special”. In other occasions OOA is very conceptual in the approach of a design, here we just let it flow.

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Photographer: Peter Cuypers

This spring, the city of Amsterdam is host to the European Union. On the Marineterrein politicians discuss and decide on Europe’s future, under bright artificial light, with cameras and microphones registering each and every word.

In reaction, at the nearby temporary campus FabCity, Studioninedots built with StoneCycling a pavilion with a fireplace right in the heart of it.

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Photographer: Takumi Ota

Siam Discovery is The Biggest Arena of Lifestyle Experiments packed with exhilarating experiences that say ‘come play with us’ to visitors. People can come in to experiment and discover what they like and what expresses their own identity best.

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Photographer: Koen Van Damme

Studio Farris Architects transformed a small barn into an office with meeting room, library, office desks and a resting/reading area. The original façade was restored and new openings were created in a functional way.

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First is a kitchen project designed for a young public – in terms of both age and taste. This kitchen focuses on a casual, high-quality lifestyle in which people experience houses as an organised, flowing, open haven enhanced by a balanced blend of creativity and flexibility.

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Photographer: Peter Jurkovič

The house serves as a refuge for a family of five living in the capital—an opportunity to spend free time with family and friends in the countryside. Single-storey bungalow is organized around a central living area with a fireplace.

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Photographer: Jakub Certowicz

The highest value of the plot is a wonderful view stretching out. The idea was for the house to become its framework that crops it. The most appropriate building turned out to be a fully open on mountain landscape one-story building, which gives the same view to all of the interiors.

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Photographer: Jose Hevia

The project is carried out in an underground space near the sea, with barely any outside lighting and in serious humidity conditions. However, the interior of the simply-built, very small structure — barely 55m2 — had a real monumental look, presided over by two octagonal stone pillars from which domes and vaults rise to cover the space and bear the weight of the upper floors.

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