Architecture

Duvetica opened their 4th store in October, 2011, located in the heart of Milan’s shopping district.  As with their previous three monobrand stores, they chose Japanese architect, Tadao Ando, to design the space.

Designed by Original Vision, Villa Amanzi is a seven level holiday home cascading down a granite cliff in Phuket, Thailand. An incredibly vibrant structure of 800 sq.m., it is built on a plot of 2.644 sq.m.in an exclusive area with panoramic views at every turn.

Designed by Urban Architecture Office, ABE House is a family residence in Tama-Shi, Tokyo. Built on three levels; this home is a concrete beauty made up of clean lines and balanced geometries.

The Cutty Sark conservation project was undertaken by Grimshaw architects, and the last surviving tea clipper is now proudly displayed as part of the Royal Museums, in Greenwich, London. The 963 tonne national treasure was built in 1869 and represents the finest of 19th century iron and timber shipbuilding techniques.

Designed by Tel Aviv based Golany Architects, Two-Tree House, located just outside of the city of Jerusalem, is a practical exercise in eco-architecture. The delightfully rustic home is built on a site which had the two mature pine trees in-situ and the architects chose to include them within their plans...

Tower Studio if one of six studios on Fogo Island, Newfoundland, designed by the Norwegian firm, Saunders Architecture. Commissioned by Shorefast Foundation and Fogo Island Arts Corporation, as an economic and creative initiative to revive the small island community of just 3.000 inhabitants.

When Beijing based MAD Architects were commissioned by the Municipal Government of Ordos in Inner Mongolia to design the planned Art + City Museum, they were given free rein to create a structure which would protect the cultural heritage of the area and connect it to the future of this wealthy region.