Hey contemporist friends! Here’s something you don’t see every day, and maybe that’s a good thing, because my palms are sweating just looking at these see-through stairs in a home designed by Burnazzi Feltrin Architects.
Charles Gane, the founding principal of CORE Architects, has designed a holiday home for his family in the Georgian Bay region of Ontario, Canada.
Groundswell Design Group gave this apartment in Philadelphia a touch of industrial grit, with corrugated metal and rough reclaimed wood planks applied to the walls.
Baran Studio designed a contemporary remodel for this old Spanish Style house in Oakland, California.
Campbell Architecture continue to explore home design with traditional forms used in a contemporary way, with this Sydney home filled with natural light throughout, including a giant oval-shaped skylight.
Australian design/build firm Canny, designed and built the Robinson, a concept home for their Lubelso brand of pre-designed homes, in Melbourne, Australia.
