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A Dialogue with Nature – Casa Bosque by RAWI Arquitetura
Nestled within a preserved grove in São Paulo, Casa Bosque establishes a seamless dialogue between architecture and nature, where light, materiality and spatial composition create a home deeply rooted in its surrounding landscape.
Designed by RAWI Arquitetura for a father and his three children, Casa Bosque unfolds around a preserved jacaranda tree that becomes the heart of the residence. Drawing inspiration from Brazilian modernism and Brutalist architecture, the project combines exposed concrete, generous cantilevers and carefully framed views to create a home where architecture and nature exist as one continuous experience.
Architect
São Paulo, São Paulo
Oceanfront Serenity – The Estates at Acqualina Residence by FL Interiors Design Studio
FL Interiors Design Studio has created an elegant oceanfront residence where bespoke craftsmanship, exceptional materials, and panoramic Atlantic views define every space. Balancing sophistication with warmth, the project offers a compelling vision of contemporary family living shaped by comfort, timeless design, and a profound connection to its coastal setting.
Perched above the Atlantic Ocean at The Estates at Acqualina Residences in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, this sophisticated family retreat by FL Interiors Design Studio redefines contemporary coastal luxury through elegance, comfort, and impeccable craftsmanship. Designed by Adriana Lacruz and Jorge Fuentes as a second home for a couple and their six children, the residence seamlessly accommodates large family gatherings while maintaining an atmosphere of refined tranquility. Floor-to-ceiling glazing, bespoke millwork, premium marbles, and carefully curated furnishings from internationally acclaimed brands create interiors that feel both timeless and deeply personal. Every space is organized around uninterrupted ocean views, allowing natural light and the changing seascape to become active elements of the design narrative. The project demonstrates that true luxury is measured not only by exquisite materials but also by the ability to create a home that is effortlessly beautiful and genuinely lived in.
Interior Designer
Miami, Florida
Gravity Held in Stone – Suspended Stone Houses by Paul Dragicevic
Suspended Stone Houses by Paul Dragicevic reinterprets local stone construction through two elevated dwellings that appear to hover over the mountainous terrain of Yacanto, Córdoba. Through reinforced concrete, on-site stone, deep galleries, and panoramic openings, the project creates a powerful dialogue between weight, lightness, landscape, and contemporary rural living.
Suspended Stone Houses is a residential complex composed of two single-family homes and a shared swimming pool, completed in 2025 in Yacanto, Córdoba, Argentina. Designed by Paul Dragicevic, the 380 m² project responds directly to a steep mountainous site overlooking the Altas Cumbres, the valley, and the Sierras Chicas. Its defining architectural gesture lies in the use of cantilevered reinforced-concrete slabs and locally sourced stone cladding, creating the impression of heavy volumes floating above the hillside. Rather than occupying the landscape aggressively, the houses reduce their contact with the ground, preserving vegetation and intensifying the relationship between interior life and the surrounding horizon. The result is an architecture of paradox: robust yet delicate, rooted in vernacular memory yet transformed through contemporary structural precision.
Photographer
Córdoba, Argentina
A Vision of Endurance – Spanish River Estate by Paterson Project Management
Positioned along the Boca Raton waterfront, Spanish River Estate is a contemporary tropical residence that merges architectural sophistication, resilient materiality and exceptional craftsmanship to create a timeless indoor-outdoor living experience defined by elegance, innovation and enduring coastal performance.
Spanish River Estate by Paterson Project Management exemplifies the seamless integration of luxury living and technical precision. Designed as a modern waterfront retreat, the residence balances refined aesthetics with climate-conscious durability through custom detailing, innovative construction strategies and carefully curated materials that elevate both function and beauty throughout the home.
Builder
Boca Raton, Florida
Music Room – Casa La Flecha by Gonzalez Olsina & Vega Arquitectos and Eduardo Vera
Set along Uruguay’s Río de la Plata, this refined addition reimagines domestic space as a contemplative music room, where architecture recedes into landscape, allowing sound, light and horizon to shape experience.
In Playa Matamora, the Music Room at Casa La Flecha introduces a restrained architectural gesture that merges sound, materiality and landscape. Conceived as a space for gathering and introspection, it balances acoustic intimacy with visual openness, framing the river horizon while grounding itself in permanence.
Architect
Colonia Department, Uruguay
Between Edges – Casa en el Dragon by Cristian Nanzer
Casa en el Dragon by Cristian Nanzer explores a disciplined architectural language where proportion, landscape, and carefully calibrated transitions shape a contemporary residence defined by clarity, spatial continuity, and a refined balance between openness and privacy.
Located within a landscape that invites quiet contemplation, Casa en el Dragon by Cristian Nanzer proposes a contemporary residential composition organized through clear thresholds, measured apertures, and material restraint. The project prioritizes spatial continuity, environmental responsiveness, and an architecture defined by proportion rather than excess.
Photographer
Córdoba, Córdoba
Tree as Origin – Residence 204 by Estudio Bearzotti
In Córdoba, Residence 204 by Estudio Bearzotti Arquitectura emerges from the preservation of a carob tree that defines its spatial order. The home integrates landscape, material continuity and structural clarity into a calm contemporary dwelling.
Residence 204 redefines the relationship between architecture and landscape through a design that begins with preservation. Centered around an existing carob tree, the project organizes movement, structure and material expression to create a single-level residence that feels embedded within the terrain and deeply connected to its surrounding environment.
Architect
Córdoba, Córdoba
A Territorial Presence – Casa BP by Santiago Bertotti
Casa BP is a rural dwelling that embeds itself into the landscape through linear form, earthy materiality and controlled openness, offering a balanced dialogue between protection, climate response and expansive views.
Designed by Santiago Bertotti, Casa BP unfolds as a restrained architectural intervention where mass, void and native landscape operate together. The house reads the territory carefully, transforming topography, light and material into a timeless domestic experience.
Photographer
Mendiolaza, Córdoba
Inhabiting the Mountain – Casa PA by Estudio Bearzotti
Located in Villa Allende, Córdoba, Casa PA by Estudio Bearzotti is defined by a subtle harmony between material solidity and spatial openness. Its design creates an intimate dialogue with the natural surroundings, prioritising views, light, and privacy.
Casa PA, a project by Estudio Bearzotti, rises as a contemporary exploration of living in connection with the landscape. Through a precast concrete structure and a strategic placement carved into the mountainside, the house merges robustness with warmth, offering introspective interiors and expansive exterior views.
Photographer
Villa Allende, Córdoba
A Pause in the Scenery – Strazik House by Gonzalez Olsina & Vega Arquitectos
Rooted in the stillness of Argentina’s Uco Valley, Strazik House is a quiet gesture of permanence—its architecture a line drawn in deference to the Andes, offering a contemplative refuge immersed in landscape and silence.
Set among six acres of vineyards in Los Chacayes, Mendoza, Strazik House by Gonzalez Olsina & Vega Arquitectos emerges as a poetic response to place. Its design honours the topography through horizontal integration, mineral materiality, and meditative spatial rhythms, creating a home that blurs the line between habitation and horizon.
Photographer
Mendoza, Mendoza
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Memory and Material – The Calm Within by C2 Creative Concepts Interiors
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Memory and Material – The Calm Within by C2 Creative Concepts Interiors
This Key Biscayne residence by C2 Creative Concepts Interiors reimagines coastal luxury through warm woods, soft textures, curved forms, and interiors shaped around water, light, and family life. Designed as a forever home for a client moving from Texas, it offers a refined alternative to the typical sleek Miami apartment, favoring atmosphere, memory, and calm permanence.
This Key Biscayne residence by C2 Creative Concepts Interiors transforms a Florida condominium into a warm, collected, and deeply personal forever home. Designed by principal designer Camila Crispino for a client relocating from Texas, the apartment rejects the expected language of glossy Miami modernism in favor of softness, texture, natural materials, and a resort-like sense of calm. Water views, west-facing light, warm woods, sculptural lighting, handmade finishes, and curved forms guide the interiors with quiet confidence. Inspired by Key Biscayne’s slower island rhythm, the home reflects sand, sky, driftwood, greenery, and the emotional comfort of a life newly rooted by the coast. More than a renovation, the project becomes a study in how hospitality, memory, and residential intimacy can merge into a timeless coastal sanctuary.
Interior Designer
Key Biscayne, Florida
Refined Sense of Calm – Seabreeze by FL Interiors Design Studio
Seabreeze is a serene, light-filled residence designed by FL Interiors Design Studio, reflecting a refined yet relaxed lifestyle. Crafted for a young Miami couple, the home embraces warmth, balance, and elegant simplicity through a curated palette and textural depth.
FL Interiors Design Studio’s latest residential project, Seabreeze, is a one-storey family home conceived as a fluid, open retreat where light, space, and serenity coexist. Designed for a young couple, the interior balances clean lines, organic textures, and soft tonal variations that speak to a contemporary and quietly luxurious lifestyle.
Interior Designer
Coral Gables, Florida
A Seamless Vision – The Story of Modulnova Miami
Modulnova Miami transforms cabinetry into immersive architectural language. Its integrated systems and sophisticated material palette redefine the relationship between space, function, and feeling. Positioned in Miami, it introduces a bold new narrative to the American design landscape.
Modulnova Miami is more than a showroom — it is the physical embodiment of a shared design vision, brought to life by four professionals united by a profound commitment to architectural integrity and emotional experience. With backgrounds spanning architecture, interior design, and millwork, co-founders Brett Sugerman, Giselle Loor, Carlos Bustinza, and Veronica Bennett have created a flagship space that mirrors the sophistication and integration central to Modulnova’s ethos. The showroom unfolds as a journey through kitchen, bathroom, living, and outdoor environments, each space flowing into the next with continuity and intention. Designed with the atmosphere of a private residence and the clarity of an architectural concept, it redefines how cabinetry is experienced and understood in the Americas. In the dynamic, multicultural context of Miami, Modulnova finds not just a new market — but an ideal platform for evolution.
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Miami, Florida
Framing the Ocean – Apex Coastal Living by FL Interiors
In a landmark oceanfront tower in Sunny Isles, FL Interiors unveils a vacation home where luxury meets family-centric design. Thoughtfully crafted, this sanctuary reflects Miami’s luminous charm with elegant materials, open spaces, and uninterrupted views.
Perched within the iconic Estates at Acqualina Residences, Apex Coastal Living by FL Interiors is a testament to contemporary refinement and relaxed elegance. Designed to host a large family, the interiors embrace openness, natural light, and bespoke detailing that blend seamlessly with the panoramic seascape.
Interior Designer
Sunny Isles Beach, Florida
A Vision in the Sky – Crown Jewel of the Coast by Elite Project Partners
Suspended above Sunny Isles Beach, this penthouse by Elite Project Partners is a masterclass in refined luxury, where architecture, materiality, and landscape converge in effortless harmony.
Suspended above Sunny Isles Beach, this penthouse by Elite Project Partners is a masterclass in refined luxury, where architecture, materiality, and landscape converge in effortless harmony. Designed to embrace 360-degree ocean and city views, the residence features a serene palette, bespoke lighting, and sculptural furnishings that balance grandeur with intimacy. More than just a statement of high-rise living, the penthouse is a deeply personal sanctuary, where art, light, and design exist in perfect equilibrium.
Photographer
Sunny Isles Beach, Florida
An Elevated Retreat – Dynamic Elegance at Portofino Tower by Adriana Castro
This Miami vacation home design elevates the property’s value through intelligent design strategies, blending functionality, aesthetics, and modern comfort. By maximizing space and integrating natural elements, the home offers a luxurious, multifunctional living environment that meets contemporary needs.
The Miami vacation home project redefines luxury and functionality, reflecting hospitality-inspired design that seamlessly blends aesthetics, comfort, and practicality. By reconfiguring spaces and incorporating stunning natural views, this renovation enhances both the livability and the real estate value of the property. A focus on high-quality materials and multifunctional design solutions ensures that the space remains both elegant and adaptable for modern living.
Interior Designer
Miami Beach, Florida
Ode to Serenity – Boca Raton Oasis by Rajni Alex
Rajni Alex’s Boca Raton oasis merges New York sophistication with a relaxed Florida vibe, creating a personal haven. Designed to maximize natural light, this home offers calm amidst elegance, showcasing a seamless fusion of aesthetics.
In her Boca Raton residence, interior designer Rajni Alex achieves an eclectic blend of New York edge with Florida’s serene ambiance. Her meticulous design enhances natural light, balancing warmth and sophistication. The space reflects Alex’s signature style, proving that urban chic and coastal elegance can coexist harmoniously.
Photographer
Boca Raton, Florida
Urban Renewal – NINE Hollywood by Domus Aurea
NINE Hollywood by Domus Aurea redefines urban living with modern design and meticulous craftsmanship. This transformative project seamlessly blends exterior beauty with interior elegance, setting a new standard in Hollywood, Florida.
NINE Hollywood, crafted by Domus Aurea, is a landmark of urban renewal in Hollywood, Florida. This contemporary residential project integrates modern aesthetics with comfort, featuring vibrant interiors that mirror the building’s striking exterior. Every detail, from sleek kitchens to elegant living spaces, elevates the standard of living in the city, inspiring future developments.
Video Production
Hollywood, Florida
The Horizon Suite – Sunrise Serenade by LRB Design
A luxurious penthouse by LRB Design, where the ocean’s essence is brought indoors through a seamless blend of natural hues and bespoke craftsmanship, creating a serene, elevated retreat above the waves.
LRB Design’s penthouse at The Ritz-Carlton Residences masterfully integrates the ocean’s beauty with refined design. Featuring sandy travertine floors and rich blue accents, this space feels like it floats above the sea. Every detail is thoughtfully crafted, creating a luxurious, tranquil environment that harmonizes with the panoramic coastal views.
Video Production
Sunny Isles Beach, Florida
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Laminates & Things Showcases Innovation in the Woodworking Industry at the Closets Conference & Expo
The 2026 Closets Conference & Expo demonstrated how collaboration between manufacturers, distributors, and designers continues to redefine custom woodworking and interior architecture. Laminates & Things illustrated this evolution through an expansive presentation of globally sourced surface solutions tailored to today’s design professionals.
The 2026 Closets Conference & Expo brought together manufacturers, designers, architects, and woodworking professionals to explore the latest innovations shaping custom interiors. Among the exhibitors, Laminates & Things presented an extensive portfolio of decorative surfaces and architectural materials developed through partnerships with international manufacturers, including Turkey-based Gizir Wood Products. Rather than focusing on individual products, the company’s presentation emphasized complete material solutions for kitchens, closets, wall systems, and millwork applications. Interactive displays encouraged visitors to experience finishes, textures, and construction possibilities firsthand while engaging directly with technical specialists. The exhibition reflected a broader industry movement toward integrated material ecosystems that combine design flexibility, manufacturing expertise, and long-term collaboration.
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West Palm Beach, Florida
The Da Vinci of Architecture — Frank Gehry 1929–2025
Frank Gehry transformed everyday architecture into expressive, sculptural art — his daring, fluid designs rewrote the rules of modern building. His work remains a touchstone for architects and dreamers alike, reminding us what the built environment can aspire to be.
Frank Gehry was a visionary—his career spanned over seven decades and reshaped the very language of contemporary architecture. Born Frank Owen Goldberg in Toronto in 1929, and later naturalized American, he challenged orthodoxies of form and function by blending everyday materials with sweeping, sculptural shapes. His signature works—like Guggenheim Museum Bilbao and Walt Disney Concert Hall—transformed not only skylines but also how people conceive the emotional power of buildings. A recipient of the highest honors in architecture including the Pritzker Architecture Prize, Gehry maintained a relentless creative spirit until his death at 96 in Santa Monica on December 5, 2025. His legacy lives on in a rich oeuvre of buildings, designs, and an enduring influence on architectural imagination worldwide.
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Los Angeles, California
Architecture as Canvas – The Intersection of Art and Architecture by Pat Bosch and Jessica Goldman
An evocative evening hosted in Wynwood explored the fertile intersection between art and architecture, featuring a profound exchange between Pat Bosch of Perkins&Will and Jessica Goldman Srebnick of Goldman Properties.
Presented by AIA Miami’s Women in Architecture Committee and the Miami Center for Architecture & Design, this special event brought together two creative leaders—Pat Bosch and Jessica Goldman Srebnick—for a compelling dialogue on the power of art in shaping architectural narratives and vibrant urban communities.
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Miami, Florida
Latest Projects
A Dialogue with Nature – Casa Bosque by RAWI Arquitetura
Nestled within a preserved grove in São Paulo, Casa Bosque establishes a seamless dialogue between architecture and nature, where light, materiality and spatial composition create a home deeply rooted in its surrounding landscape.
Designed by RAWI Arquitetura for a father and his three children, Casa Bosque unfolds around a preserved jacaranda tree that becomes the heart of the residence. Drawing inspiration from Brazilian modernism and Brutalist architecture, the project combines exposed concrete, generous cantilevers and carefully framed views to create a home where architecture and nature exist as one continuous experience.
Architect
São Paulo, São Paulo
An Expression of the Contemporary – Casa 9768 by Dasha Design
Casa 9768 defines contemporary luxury through architectural scale, refined materiality and visual continuity, creating a deeply personalised residence where light, function and atmosphere shape a sophisticated yet welcoming domestic experience.
Located in Lake Nona and designed by Dasha Design, Casa 9768 balances architectural grandeur with everyday comfort. Architecture, interiors and lighting form a unified composition, while bespoke social, private, recreational and wellness spaces thoughtfully reflect the identity, routines, interests and aspirations of the family.
Interior Designer
Orlando, Florida
Parkside Urban Living – Depart Colegiales by Grupo Uno en Uno
Depart Colegiales by Grupo Uno en Uno reimagines urban residential life through generous apartments, sculpted terraces, exposed concrete, and a direct relationship with the new Railway Park in Colegiales. More than an apartment building, it operates as a vertical residential ecosystem where nature, community, and the city meet.
Depart Colegiales is a 10,000 m² residential project in Colegiales, Buenos Aires City, designed by Grupo Uno en Uno between 2022 and 2025. Located at the corner of Vidal and Virrey Olaguer y Feliu, facing the new Railway Park, the building transforms its privileged urban edge into a living extension of the landscape. Its exposed concrete structure, commercial ground floor, generous terraces, and indoor-outdoor amenities create a dialogue between metropolitan density and resort-like calm. Apartments from the first to seventh floors are complemented by three urban houses with private terraces on the upper levels, proposing an uncommon model of elevated domestic expansion. With landscape, wellness, and community at its core, Depart Colegiales suggests a lasting alternative for collective housing in a city that continues to renew itself.
Photographer
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Oceanfront Serenity – The Estates at Acqualina Residence by FL Interiors Design Studio
FL Interiors Design Studio has created an elegant oceanfront residence where bespoke craftsmanship, exceptional materials, and panoramic Atlantic views define every space. Balancing sophistication with warmth, the project offers a compelling vision of contemporary family living shaped by comfort, timeless design, and a profound connection to its coastal setting.
Perched above the Atlantic Ocean at The Estates at Acqualina Residences in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, this sophisticated family retreat by FL Interiors Design Studio redefines contemporary coastal luxury through elegance, comfort, and impeccable craftsmanship. Designed by Adriana Lacruz and Jorge Fuentes as a second home for a couple and their six children, the residence seamlessly accommodates large family gatherings while maintaining an atmosphere of refined tranquility. Floor-to-ceiling glazing, bespoke millwork, premium marbles, and carefully curated furnishings from internationally acclaimed brands create interiors that feel both timeless and deeply personal. Every space is organized around uninterrupted ocean views, allowing natural light and the changing seascape to become active elements of the design narrative. The project demonstrates that true luxury is measured not only by exquisite materials but also by the ability to create a home that is effortlessly beautiful and genuinely lived in.
Interior Designer
Miami, Florida
Soft Urban Horizon – Brickell Heights Residence by Carla Canepa Design Studio
Brickell Heights Residence by Carla Canepa Design Studio is a refined Miami apartment shaped by daylight, panoramic views, rounded forms, and a disciplined palette of wood, stone, and soft natural tones. Its broader relevance lies in the way it redefines high-rise luxury as something intimate and enduring, allowing the skyline, rather than decoration, to become the emotional center of the home.
Brickell Heights Residence is a high-rise apartment in Brickell, Miami, where floor-to-ceiling glass transforms natural light into the project’s primary architectural material. Designed by Carla Canepa Design Studio, the interior embraces contemporary warm minimalism through curved furniture, layered neutral textiles, natural wood, subtle stone, and precise black accents. The social area integrates living room, dining room, and kitchen into one continuous atmosphere, while a cylindrical timber volume anchors the curved glass corner with warmth and spatial clarity. Set within Brickell’s dense urban context, where the skyline rises over Biscayne Bay, the residence frames the city as a living backdrop rather than competing with it. Photographed by Marcelo Aniello, the project offers a sophisticated vision of urban domesticity: calm, tactile, luminous, and deeply habitable.
Interior Designer
Miami, Florida
Civic Structure Revealed – COAL Headquarters by Oficina de Acciones Arquitectonicas Temporales
The COAL Headquarters in Salamanca transforms a fragmented administrative interior into a calm, open, and adaptable workplace where structure, light, and material restraint define the architectural identity. Designed by Oficina de Acciones Arquitectónicas Temporales, the project demonstrates how institutional architecture can become more civic, sustainable, and welcoming through precision rather than spectacle.
The renovation of the COAL Headquarters in Salamanca, designed by Oficina de Acciones Arquitectónicas Temporales (OAAT), reimagines a 250-square-meter administrative mezzanine as a clear, flexible, and light-filled civic workspace. Located on a prominent corner facing a main avenue, the former office had gradually lost its public presence behind partitions, filing systems, blinds, and accumulated layers of daily use. OAAT’s intervention restores the spatial dignity of the headquarters through subtraction, revealing the existing concrete structure and organizing the plan around openness, visual continuity, and adaptability. A new perimeter gallery with operable lattice shutters creates an environmental buffer, filtering sunlight, views, and the relationship between interior life and the street. More than a functional renovation, the project proposes a contemporary model for professional institutions: transparent, efficient, modest in means, and deeply connected to the urban realm.
Photographer
Salamanca, Spain
Light Made Domestic – From Darkness to Light by EMME Estudio
EMME Estudio’s renovation of this 1970s apartment turns a once-dark and fragmented interior into a serene, light-filled refuge through strategic spatial reorganization and warm contemporary minimalism. By moving the kitchen into the brightest area and using glass, wood, and integrated storage to create continuity, the project demonstrates how subtle design decisions can profoundly improve everyday life.
From Darkness to Light is a residential renovation by EMME Estudio that transforms a dark, compartmentalized 1970s apartment into a calm, luminous family home. The project is defined by one decisive spatial gesture: relocating the kitchen from a narrow interior area to the brightest zone of the apartment. Through glass partitions, pale carpentry, warm oak tones, integrated storage, and a disciplined neutral palette, the design allows daylight to move more freely through the home. Rather than erasing the apartment’s original domestic character, EMME Estudio refines it with contemporary clarity, functional elegance, and emotional restraint. The result is a quiet yet powerful reminder that thoughtful design can change not only how a home looks, but how a family lives within it.
Photographer
, Spain
Gravity Held in Stone – Suspended Stone Houses by Paul Dragicevic
Suspended Stone Houses by Paul Dragicevic reinterprets local stone construction through two elevated dwellings that appear to hover over the mountainous terrain of Yacanto, Córdoba. Through reinforced concrete, on-site stone, deep galleries, and panoramic openings, the project creates a powerful dialogue between weight, lightness, landscape, and contemporary rural living.
Suspended Stone Houses is a residential complex composed of two single-family homes and a shared swimming pool, completed in 2025 in Yacanto, Córdoba, Argentina. Designed by Paul Dragicevic, the 380 m² project responds directly to a steep mountainous site overlooking the Altas Cumbres, the valley, and the Sierras Chicas. Its defining architectural gesture lies in the use of cantilevered reinforced-concrete slabs and locally sourced stone cladding, creating the impression of heavy volumes floating above the hillside. Rather than occupying the landscape aggressively, the houses reduce their contact with the ground, preserving vegetation and intensifying the relationship between interior life and the surrounding horizon. The result is an architecture of paradox: robust yet delicate, rooted in vernacular memory yet transformed through contemporary structural precision.
Photographer
Córdoba, Argentina
Beyond the Interior – Las Casuarinas by Carla Canepa Design Studio
Las Casuarinas by Carla Canepa Design Studio presents a refined exploration of contemporary classic living, where interior design shapes a warm, fluid and deeply habitable environment defined by material richness, spatial continuity and understated luxury.
Conceived as a high-end residential interior project, Las Casuarinas dissolves the boundaries between inside and out through a careful orchestration of textures, light and bespoke furnishings, resulting in a timeless, sensory-driven domestic landscape rooted in comfort and quiet sophistication.
Interior Designer
Lima, Lima
An Architectural Vision on Virgin Land – Ark and Bridge Vermont by Nick Fabrikant
Set within 10 untouched acres in Norwich, Vermont, Ark and Bridge Vermont combines infrastructure and architecture through stripped-classical influences, resilient materials and a profound connection to the rugged landscape of Northern New England.
Designed by Nick Fabrikant, Ark and Bridge Vermont transforms a raw Vermont site into a cohesive architectural composition where bridge, road and residence emerge together. Drawing from stripped-classical and art-deco traditions, the project balances industrial durability, geological permanence and serene spatial experiences within a carefully crafted 3,000-square-foot home.
Architect
Windsor County, Vermont
Laminates & Things Showcases Innovation in the Woodworking Industry at the Closets Conference & Expo
The 2026 Closets Conference & Expo demonstrated how collaboration between manufacturers, distributors, and designers continues to redefine custom woodworking and interior architecture. Laminates & Things illustrated this evolution through an expansive presentation of globally sourced surface solutions tailored to today’s design professionals.
The 2026 Closets Conference & Expo brought together manufacturers, designers, architects, and woodworking professionals to explore the latest innovations shaping custom interiors. Among the exhibitors, Laminates & Things presented an extensive portfolio of decorative surfaces and architectural materials developed through partnerships with international manufacturers, including Turkey-based Gizir Wood Products. Rather than focusing on individual products, the company’s presentation emphasized complete material solutions for kitchens, closets, wall systems, and millwork applications. Interactive displays encouraged visitors to experience finishes, textures, and construction possibilities firsthand while engaging directly with technical specialists. The exhibition reflected a broader industry movement toward integrated material ecosystems that combine design flexibility, manufacturing expertise, and long-term collaboration.
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West Palm Beach, Florida
Human Foundations – Design, Construction & Relationships by Alter Design Group
Design, Construction & Relationships That Shape South Florida transformed the Alter Design Group showroom into a platform for dialogue about the people behind architecture. Through Hugo Mijares’ personal journey and design philosophy, the event highlighted how relationships, research, and ethics continue to shape Miami’s evolving built environment.
Design, Construction & Relationships That Shape South Florida brought together Miami’s architecture, construction, design, engineering, and development community at the Alter Design Group showroom. Hosted by Alter Design Group and presented in collaboration with Era Windows & Doors, the event centered on the human connections behind South Florida’s built environment. Through a keynote conversation with architect, designer, and artist Hugo Mijares, the evening explored migration, mentorship, research, ethics, and the long-term value of professional relationships. Rather than presenting architecture as a finished object, the discussion revealed it as a process shaped by trust, iteration, craft, and collaboration. In doing so, the event positioned the showroom as a living forum for exchange, knowledge, and future design culture.
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Miami, Florida
Color Becomes Structure – Bagnolet 32 by Gruit Architect
Bagnolet 32 by Gruit Architect is a 100 m² duplex renovation in Bagnolet, France, where two existing apartments are joined through an expressive structural and chromatic intervention. Exposed concrete, a yellow stair core, polyethylene kitchen surfaces, and carefully coded color fields transform the home into a rigorous yet playful study of space-making.
Bagnolet 32 transforms two stacked apartments in a 2000s residential building in Bagnolet, France, into a 100 m² duplex organized around structure, color, and the act of architectural incision. Designed by Gruit Architect, the project converts a pragmatic domestic brief into a precise spatial experiment, where the new stair, exposed beam, and triangular slab opening become the protagonists of the home. Rather than concealing the complexity of joining two former apartments, the design makes this transformation visible through contrasting concretes, industrial materials, and a restrained but highly strategic palette of yellow, blue, pink, green, and white. Completed in 2026 for Rosa Bursztein & Mickaël Allouche, with structural engineering by IN4 and construction by Caballero, the project reflects Coralie Gruit’s broader interest in rehabilitation, material clarity, and the relationship between structure and color. The result is a compact duplex that feels both domestic and experimental, turning everyday living into a vivid lesson in how architecture can reveal change.
Architect
Paris, Île-de-France
Geology of Light – BP by Micaela Portilla Estudio
BP by Micaela Portilla Estudio is a 33 m² concrete restroom facility in Pululahua, Ecuador, shaped by curved walls, overhead natural light, and a monochromatic material language. Designed to blend into the mountain, it reimagines infrastructure as a spatial, atmospheric, and almost ceremonial experience.
BP by Micaela Portilla Estudio transforms a 33 m² restroom facility into a quiet architectural intervention on the edge of the Pululahua crater in Calacalí, Quito Canton. Located 3,356 meters above sea level in the Ecuadorian Andes, the project serves events at the Dome and activities connected to a larger future development. Its curved concrete walls, circular overhead openings, and monochromatic palette allow the building to read less as an object and more as a continuation of the mountain. Rather than framing distant views, BP frames atmosphere: fog, cloud, moisture, shadow, and the shifting fall of light into the crater. Through restraint, mass, and silence, the project elevates a utilitarian program into a contemplative encounter with topography and sky.
Architect
Quito, Pichincha
Honouring Memory – Centro Cultural Los Lavaderos by Modulo Arquitectos and AMD Arquitectos
Set within a site rich in collective memory, Centro Cultural Los Lavaderos reinterprets traditional architecture through contemporary form, transforming a former communal space into a vibrant hub for culture, education and social connection.
Commissioned by the Ayuntamiento de Zaratan, this cultural centre integrates the historic stone washhouse into a cohesive architectural narrative. Through material continuity, volumetric articulation and programmatic diversity, the project bridges past and present while fostering community engagement and artistic expression.
Photographer
Zaratán, Valladolid
