Residential Architecture

Pouring modernity on a traditional building and keeping in mind the Mediterranean warmth

Prescription of “Urban Disease”

A remarkable series of living spaces totally unexpected behind the polite and unremarkable Victorian street façade

A lakeside shelter in the woods

A space imbued with reason and quiet through the use of black and white

V shape volume and green terraced roof volume

Exterior terraces and stairs create a dialogue between the new structure and the existing residential buildings

The concrete bunker with very limited usage of cement

The angled walls organize the space, and the curved ceiling connects the space

A “gray space”, which enables the transition between exterior and interior, mood changeover and self-conversion

Maximizing the drama in the landscape that had been lost

The glass facade and vertical louver-like skin connect interior space and the neighborhood

Office and residential space integrated within a limited footprint of 200 sqm

The 20 projects will compete for the prize

A cave hiding among reinforced-concrete jungles

A warm and inviting space for family reunion

The white little house, the large french window

Smaller connected gardens create “a continuous large green garden”