Magalie Munters Architecture . photos: © Tim Van de Velde
Villa La Finta Nonna is a single family house defined by its carefully considered proportions and its subtle interaction with its surroundings. Situated on a sloping site in Koksijde, Belgium, the design responds to the terrain in a way that shapes the architectural narrative and spatial experience. Continue reading Magalie Munters
The food bank is located in Cambridge, Ontario, on an existing industrial site just beyond the town centre. This project recognizes its industrial surroundings as valuable contextual material to be referenced and physical material to be used in the new construction. Many of the buildings on site required demolition, though one building was retained and retrofitted to become a conditioned community centre and farm storage space, called “the barn”. Continue reading Cian Hrabi
Bona fide taller . photos: © oleh kardash
Two pavilions, structures whose size and perforations evoke the forms of stubble burners or small tool sheds. Roughed out preliminary spaces. Open-air rooms squarely-aligned to the existing traces of the irrigation channels that form their base and water the northern fields of Valencia. Continue reading Bona fide taller
Architecture for London . photos: © Nick Dearden
This early Victorian house in Hackney was restored and retrofitted to create a warm and comfortable, family home. A rear extension provides family entertaining space and improves the connection to the garden at the rear. A new curved stair in lime plaster leads to the loft conversion, which provides an additional bedroom with a generous dormer window. Continue reading Architecture for London
José María Sánchez García . renders: © Play-Time
The spaces for transit and interaction between classrooms have been redesigned, turning them into places of opportunity; places for encounter, study and meeting. Continue reading José María Sánchez García