Located in Moscow, Russia, this small but spacious apartment was designed especially for rent. The whole project has pretty low budget - painted walls without leveling, open wiring, concrete ceiling, painted wooden floor boards, and easily restored finishing materials and furniture - industrial metal cabinets, industrial stainless steel tables and shelving and welded furniture.
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Designed by INT2 Architecture, KAS Apartment is an experiment the purpose of which was to understand what can be done in the interior with one’s own hands, having zero skills in repairing and manufacturing furniture, with the help of simple tools.
Designed by Diego Revollo Arquitetura, this 100 m2 Loft is located in the noble neighborhood of Morumbi, in São Paulo. Handed by the builder almost without walls and already with the mezzanine, the apartment did not need a great remodel. Hence, this project mainly focus on how to cleverly use the space and provides elegant finishes.
This beautiful greenery-filled apartment is converted from former industrial spaces. The industrial buildings and warehouses at Poble Nou offer “open plan” possibilities, natural light and ventilation in a spot that, as the city grows, is progressively becoming ever so central.
xDesigned by Dreamdesign, this two-storey apartment is located in Kyiv downtown. Originally, the house was built in the last century by a famous architect Joseph Karakis. Its history and the unique atmosphere of the old city became the semantic background and the starting point for renovation of the apartment. Using timeless solutions such as natural textures, restrained colors, and eco-friendly materials, the apartment is well designed to make sure it won’t go out of fashion and age beautifully.
The owner of the house are from New Zealand, so based on their choices, steel beams are exposed and other design features are in part influenced by a desire to remind them of a South Island style. A full width and side return extension is added, with full height steel doors adding an industrial style to this typical Victorian brick terraced house. The ground floor has been completely reconfigured, to create once large open plan kitchen, dining and living space. At upper level a luxury master suite has been formed, the large free standing bath is laced in the center. becoems a centre piece. A new bedroom and ensuite is created in the extension.
Housing shortage is a serious problem in many parts of the world, especially like Tokyo, HongKong, Shanghai those large cities in Asia. Due to the reality, many people are forced to live in terrible condition or pay high rents. To ease Hong Kong’s affordable housing problems, a Hong Kong-based studio James Law Cybertecture try to develop affordable micro-housing in 2.5m diameter concrete water pipe. The design utilizes the strong concrete structure to house a mirco-living apartment for one/two persons with fully kitted out living, cooking and bathroom spaces inside 100 sq.ft.