Apartments
Residential apartment design, from renovations and interiors to new construction and adaptive housing models.
fala Turns a Segregated Porto Apartment into a Field of Skewed Walls and Fragmented Episodes
A 150-square-metre renovation in Porto's city center replaces rigid rooms with angled partitions, glass brick, and restless color.
Apartment #1 by B+P Architects: Redefining Urban Apartment Architecture in Ta
A compact urban apartment project in Taiwan that redefines collective living through shared balconies, staggered forms, and garden buffers.
De la Villa Studio Lines a Barcelona Apartment with Timber, Steel, and Stone on Avinguda Diagonal
A 133 square meter flat on one of Barcelona's most iconic boulevards becomes a study in material contrast and spatial compression.
Projekt V Arhitektura Crafts a 50 m² Sarajevo Apartment from Earth, Clay, and Post-War Resilience
In the Grbavica neighbourhood of Sarajevo, a retrofit apartment rewires Bosnia-Herzegovina's relationship with natural materials and self-building.
Sabiá Arquitetos and Trema Arquitetura Merge Two Units Inside Niemeyer's Copan Building
A 340-square-meter apartment carved from two mirrored flats opens a 24-meter curved facade onto São Paulo's skyline.
Sabiá Arquitetos and Trema Arquitetura Merge Two Units Inside Niemeyer's Copan into a 340 m² Apartment
A sweeping renovation along Block D's curved facade reclaims 24 meters of São Paulo skyline inside one of Latin America's most iconic buildings.
Clément Lesnoff-Rocard Turns a Parisian 80s Penthouse into a Study in Edges
A 105-square-metre duplex atop a 1980s building in Paris explores how material transitions and angled geometries can redefine domestic space.
Edouard Brunet Turns Forgotten Brussels Attics into a Light-Filled Duplex Built from Salvaged Materials
Reclaimed bricks, salvaged marble, and a neighbor's floorboards give new life to a rooftop apartment in Brussels' urban core.
Gardiner Architects Stacks Thirteen Unique CLT Apartments on a Melbourne High Street
In Thornbury, a cross-laminated timber apartment building treats every unit as an individual home with its own identity and orientation.
HILDEBRAND and Ruprecht Architekten Build a 217-Unit Neighborhood Machine in Brick Outside Bern
In Köniz, Switzerland, prefabricated brick volumes frame elongated courtyards where landscape and community life interlock.
Studio Woodroffe Papa Wraps 111 Apartments Around a Courtyard with Saw-Tooth Balconies in Bermondsey
A mixed-use housing scheme on a former industrial site near London's Spa Road viaduct rethinks the perimeter block with undulating facades and deep-set ter
Ashari Architects Disguises a Shiraz Apartment Building as the Mountain Behind It
A brick residential tower in the hills of Shiraz uses color, pattern, and deep planted balconies to dissolve into the landscape behind it.
Daiki Awaya Places a Wooden Island at the Heart of a Yokohama Apartment for Two Couples
A 75-square-meter renovation in Yokohama uses a freestanding tatami volume and curtains to negotiate privacy and openness.
Arquitectos Aliados Converts a Porto Factory into a Hotel Where Music Sets the Tempo
A 1980s electrical components factory in Porto becomes 62 hotel apartments organized around courtyards, gardens, and a 300-capacity concert hall.
CL3 Studio Wraps Two Apartment Buildings in Larch Shingles in the Czech Highlands
A pair of gabled volumes in Bělá pod Pradědem reinterpret Jeseníky barn architecture with colored glass mosaic and local timber.
Common Practice and Studio AAAN Carve a Hidden Courtyard World into Amsterdam's Narrowest Plot
Sixty-four mid-rent apartments on Oostenburgereiland turn a sliver beside a parking garage into a layered urban interior.
MA+Co and Neometro Turn a Melbourne Industrial Backstreet into a Vertical Neighbourhood
9 Wilson Ave brings 71 dual-aspect apartments, open-air walkways, and a blush-red concrete facade to Brunswick's evolving Jewell Station Precinct.
J. Mayer H. Architects Turns a 1900 Berlin Apartment into a Maximalist Color Laboratory
Inside a historic Berlin apartment building, MOM layers fluted timber, neon art, and saturated color into rooms that refuse to be neutral.
SSdH Peels Back a Century-Old Chocolate Factory to Reveal a 100 m² Apartment in Melbourne
Inside the former MacRobertson's Chocolate Factory in Fitzroy, three precise insertions turn a raw warehouse shell into a layered home.
Il progetto è buono nel complesso, la particolare semplicità dell'impianto generale suggerisce un ulteriore approfondimento/arricchimento dell'aspetto architettonico e distributivo.
Good organization of buildings and open spaces because the central path is like an "open room" in which to walk or stop. The architecture is very interesting and well represented