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London home renovation by Polysmiths uses "light as the primary material" (opens the original)
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Lime-plastered brickwork, timber boards and cork panels were used to help capture the changing light at Pine House, a terraced home in London renovated by local architecture studio Polysmiths. Located in Peckham, the project set out to tackle what Polysmiths founder Charles Wu described as the "well-known limitations" of London's ubiquitous Victorian terraces. This included opening up the home's narrow plan by carving out an expansive double-height void at its centre. "The problems of the Victor
Pend uses skinny red bricks for Newhaven extension in Edinburgh (opens the original)
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Scottish architecture studio Pend has expanded and updated a Georgian townhouse in Edinburgh, complementing its existing pale stone exterior with an extension clad in skinny red bricks. Named Newhaven after its location in the Newhaven Conservation Area, the extension was designed to improve the connection between the home and its garden. Pend said the house had previously suffered from a raised, compartmentalised front and a neglected conservatory and shed to the rear. In response, the Edinburg
Tato Architects completes charred timber-clad home in Japan (opens the original)
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Charred-timber cladding is contrasted with warm plywood-lined interiors at House in Mibu, a home in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, completed by local studio Tato Architects. The 108-square-metre home was designed for a couple and their three children in the backyard of the client's parental home, tucked off a residential street in the town of Mibu. As the site needed to accommodate access to an existing garage and workshop, Kobe-based Tato Architects aimed to balance "enclosure and openness" in its
Cylindrical volumes form House in Las Rozas by Fran Silvestre (opens the original)
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A sculptural cluster of cylindrical forms defines the "calm, continuous" House in Las Rozas, a home in Madrid completed by local studio Fran Silvestre Arquitectos. Overlooking the Sierra de Guadarrama on the outskirts of Madrid, the home's cylindrical volumes emerge from a gently sloping site and are finished in crisp white render with sloping roofs. This design gives rise to what Fran Silvestre Arquitectos described as "geometric clarity". "We were interested in exploring how a very simple oper
Inrestudio uses double-layered envelope to create "in-between spaces" for Vietnamese home (opens the original)
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Irregularly placed and mismatched openings puncture the terracotta-toned, double-layered exterior of 100 Windows, a multigenerational home in Vietnam designed by local architecture practice Inrestudio. Designed for two generations and three households – a couple, their two sons and the sons' families – the 639-square-metre home is located close to the Red River in the suburbs The post Inrestudio uses double-layered envelope to create "in-between spaces" for Vietnamese home appeared first on Deze
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