Renovation

Renovation

Brutal Honesty is a project rooted in direct expression and raw authenticity. Earth-colored retaining walls rise from the terrain like abstract rock formations, defining three terraces.

Rather than inserting a hotel into an historic shell, the architects aim to let the identity of Can Oliver shape the design of Hotel Nobis Palma.

Kelly's house embodies modern loft living at its finest, merging natural surroundings with contemporary design. The 40-foot wall of glass creates a seamless indoor-outdoor experience.

To create a level surface for a new paver patio, we removed old sod from the yard, which was the hardest part of the project.

Rose and Chris Murray built their home in Bohermeen without planning permission in 2007. They faced a 20-year legal battle with Meath County Council.

Without intentional entryway storage for shoes, coats, keys, and bags, nearby surfaces quickly become clutter magnets. A home with no entryway storage is the biggest issue I see buyers miss during home tours.

Ocean Casino Resort represents a shift in Atlantic City's identity, transitioning from a once run-down destination to a sophisticated and upscale locale catering to luxury-seeking visitors.

A common mistake is poor camera placement. People often install cameras too high or at the wrong angle, which reduces their effectiveness.

The Colombia Pavilion at Expo Osaka 2025 embodies the theme "ICE CUBE," inspired by Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude, featuring translucent cubes that illustrate movement.

According to construction designer Sergey Mashkov, dry window tracks increase wear and can damage window hardware, where friction causes wear particles to accumulate and create abrasive paste.

The NORDHÄGG picture ledge is nearly identical to the MOSSLANDA, except this version is cheaper ($4.99 instead of $9.99, so half the price!) because it's made out of unfinished pine and has exposed screw holes.

The sprawling Massachusetts property, Blue Heron Farm, played host to the Obamas for three consecutive summers starting in 2009, reportedly costing $50,000 a week to rent.

Hotham integrates with the existing lush foliage of the suburban street, offering a direct view of the flag over Parliament House and enriching Canberra's architectural narrative.