Building Renewal and Restoration - RenovationOnWeb
Flexible spaces for students at the San Carlo College. Design and attention to acoustic comfort
Restoration and enhancement of the Luxury Resort. Stone and wood in the Swiss Alps
Expansion of the Pecci Museum in Prato. Natural light and a return to the future
School complex in Switzerland. A facade made of colored glass for a modern School
Nineteenth century residence at the port of Sydney. Recovering history on the Waterfront
Renovation of the Villa in Chieti. The transformation that is carried out using stone, brick and wood
Elegant apartment in Turin. Unique space combining ancient and modern
Renovation of a former industrial building in Spain. From old warehouses to apartment
The School becomes a Museum in Sweden. Wood at km Zero for change of intended use
Renovation by the San Francisco Bay. New flexible spaces for the Haiku House
Hostel in Portugal. Strong colors and decisive geometries to give back life to an abandoned Villa
Renovated restaurant in Palermo. Finishes and materials amplify the brightness
The Barn transformed into a Refuge for families. In San Francisco, the right light transforms the ordinary into extraordinary
Elegant and refined restyling. Apartment designed to the smallest detail
Single-family house on the patio. Renovation and restyling with a unique and original touch
New life for a post-military building in Poland. A compact shell of black blades
Balance between history, design and nature. A former convent becomes a multifunctional space
Temporary pavilion in an ancient Sienese Carthusian monastery. A blend of history and contemporaneity
Psychiatric center is redesigned. Between traces of the past and a look towards the future
Former munitions depot becomes a single-family residence. The forms are redesigned
Small house hidden at the back of a modernist building. A focus on textures and materiality
Casa Zaire, a tiny hidden house on Rua do Zaire, in Porto, isolated from the street and urban life has been renovated by Paulo Moreira Architectures, who reconsidered the internal connections between the house's spaces
Expansion of an existing building in Melbourne. Private courtyard sheltered from the street
The project by the Australian studio mgao was carried out on a house that had undergone several poorly thought out expansions over the years. The previous additions were demolished to make room for a more functional one
An old renovated warehouse in Madrid. A combination of contemporary and historical elements
The project by the muka arquitectura studio as its objective aims at the special combination of contemporary elements, represented by the colour white with the more historical and ancient ones, which are depicted by the old historical walls of the basement
Art Deco for an apartment in Paris. Pastel colours and wallpapers define the spaces
Interior designer Charlotte Fequet renovated an apartment in the centre of Paris. One large room was the focal point of the house, which is why it was subsequently divided into two areas by means of a large Art Deco window made of glass and wood with pastel shades
Renovation of the Boutique Hotel in Palma de Mallorca. Urban oasis with local roots
Boutique hotel with 22 rooms located in the heart of La Lonja, in the historic center of Palma, renovated by OHLAB Studio that highlights the existing space by creating customized and unique environments
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- #Europe
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- #Wood
- #Stone
- #Glass
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Interiors for an indoor market in Warsaw. Rough walls contrast with elegant materials
The Polish studio Medusa Group was commissioned to design the interior of the "Hala Koszyki" indoor market and the offices above it in order to recreate the architectural style of the 19th century in a slightly different way by replacing elements of the past with simple materials such as concrete
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- #Poland
- #Shop
- #Restaurant
- #Offices
- #Metal
- #Concrete
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Fragmented brick facade for a building in London. A new vision of historical aesthetics
The Interlock is located in London's Fitzrovia, a new five-storey mixed-use building designed by architects Bureau de Change for the developer HGG London, a company founded to commission innovative architecture
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- #United Kingdom
- #New construction
- #Complex Residential
- #Bar / Cafeteria
- #Offices
- #Glass
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Urban laboratory in Turin. Nineteenth century military complex between Co-Living & Co-Working
The international architecture and design studio Carlo Ratti Associati, has started the renovation of the former military complex from the 19th century in Turin, creating spaces for cohabitation and coworking.
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- #Italy
- #Historical Building
- #Commercial
- #Housing
- #Building recovery
- #Brick
- #Glass
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Industrial loft for a photographer in New York. Oak floor and cast iron details
Desai Chia Architecture renovates a New York loft for a photographer looking for a stimulating work environment. A space that would serve both as a gallery for her photographs and as a living space in which she can enjoy her privacy
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- #United States
- #Loft
- #Metal
- #Wood
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Co-living in the centre of San Francisco. Innovative space stimulates creativity and productivity
The balbek bureau has designed an innovative space open to entrepreneurs, inventors, musicians and artists from all over the world in an old three-storey building to create connections with the city through the interior design and to promote creativity and productivity among the residents
Renovated Library in Finland. New spaces for media, relaxation and co-working
JKMM Architects, in collaboration with Arkkitehdit NRT renovates the library of the University of Aalto, Finland, transforming it into a multi-purpose center where multidisciplinary and innovative forms of learning, research and work can be performed
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