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Attention to details created unique elements of surprise and wonder to the small space. The 50’x100’ lot meant that the existing footprint has already maximized, providing a first floor area at 2,200 square feet. Walls and unnecessary partitions were removed, allowing the main area to feel as one large space, but within it, containing smaller […]

The projects was funded by the International Design Center and CAMIT. Its appearance varies dramatically in relation to the source of light and the position of the viewer. Cristina Parreño Architecture has designed a glass architectural installation at the International Design Center at MIT in Boston, Massachusetts. Tectonics of Transparency aims to study the relationship […]

For this luxurious home in Salter Point, one of the most distinctive characteristics is the open gabled roof with large stone infill walls to delineate formal and informal living areas. Internally, the rooms abound in volume and space, making the home feel grand, albeiton a domestic scale. From the architect For Ben Mountford of Mountford […]

Design: Matt Garcia Design Photography by Casey Dunn Architecture, Interiors | Comments (0) Comments are closed. Stratford Creek House by Matt Garcia Design Posted by Erin on November 6th, 2014 Matt Garcia Design have completed the Stratford Creek House in Austin, Texas.

You can find the cat beds – here Design: Lord Paw | Martin Zapata and Susana Mejia Design | Comments (0) Comments are closed. Contemporary Cat Bed by Lord Paw Posted by Erin on November 7th, 2014 Designers Martin Zapata and Susana Mejia of Lord Paw, have created   a cat bed for the ‘true […]

PROCESS Unlike the usual design sequence that ends in the acquisition of art, the artist executed his “pour” style paintings in a studio shared by the design team at the very beginning of the process. Paintings were commissioned for the corridors on each of five floors in distinct color fields – blue, teal, pink, green […]

His Christmas tree was the family favorite. They are also documented in his painfully detailed notes and codes, patterning the organization of ornaments and decorations used for that particular year, so as not to repeat himself. He was creative, funny and selfless. In addition, the tree was decorated differently each year. Design: Lawrence “Bud” Stoecker […]

From the architect For the concept of this project we have taken advantage of the triangular character of the plot, the slope of the land and the views towards the Cerro Gordo’s Natural Reserve. Within the first volume, we have place on the ground level the living and dining space and the kitchen; bedrooms were […]