Hemeroscopium House

The Hemeroscopium House by Ensamble Studio is … amazing. It only took 7 days to build the structure, just look at the massive beams. The 20 ton granite stone on top is a counterweight to the whole structure.

Guilherme Torres'in evi

The young Brazilian architect Guilherme Torres chose to live in a small studio in Londrina, Brazil. The place would lodge an artist’s painting atelier and was under redecoration for over 10 years by the architect himself. The present project came to life due to several problems found in the building such as electricity mains and rewiring, wall cracks and seepage. Within a month, all wall coatings were removed and rebuilt whilst the architect decided to build a brick table and couch. “As a furniture designer, I decided to follow an opposite thread to what I usually do and create something permanent, stable”, says the architect.

José Parlá’s

José Parlá’s – who now works in New York – created his own unique style which reminds of great calligraphic letters. His life, like his work, is at once extremely particular and generally reflective of the wanderings of today’s urban populations. Each painting bears the name of the location or experience from which it draws its source.

A cafe in New York

Nema Workshop have completed the interior design for a small cafe in New York City, where they took the concept of a library and turned it sideways. Located on Madison Avenue, the espresso bar conceptually and literally turns a normal room sideways, creating a striking identity for the emerging brand.

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