Housing and health care complex Eltheto / 2by4 architects
In the small town of Rijssen 2by4-architects designed the new healthcare and housing complex ‘Eltheto’ for elderly people
In the small town of Rijssen 2by4-architects designed the new healthcare and housing complex ‘Eltheto’ for elderly people
“This nursing home is much more than a building; it is a concentrated and dynamic collection of strategies in care, cooperation and living together…” – Robert Fabach, Vorarlberger Nachrichten
AART architects together with the Danish muscular dystrophy foundation has extended the resort by designing a multi-purpose hall and 24 holiday homes
The project of collective housing in Aigues-Mortes has been developed within an exceptional site, living witness of the 70s.
The project is located on Lille’s southside in the Arras Europe urban development zone, which was created after the demolition of a certain number of much criticized high-rises and housing blocks.
On 117 rue de Ménilmontant in one of Paris’s busy northern neighborhoods, VIB Architecture took possession of a long and narrow plot to construct and rehabilitate several buildings for a mixed-use program
The Toy Factory Lofts expands the range of options for living and working space in Toronto, preserving and rehabilitating a significant industrial structure in Liberty Village.
DM2 Housing is a reconstruction of a 20th century building converted to a 17 housing unit for students and young people, located in Porto downtown
Located at the edge of the city directly along the Seine, its significant industrial heritage provided inspiration for the construction of this 90-housing..
Despite the guidelines drawn on the plots, places need to express their own personality, to arise naturally, to construct themselves.
Soaring at 50-storeys, The Pinnacle @ Duxton redefines high-rise high-density living ….
Sofia Lofts introduces historic Golden Hill to a sharply contemporary, distinctively community-oriented approach to urban living
The Hiphouse project in Zwolle presented Atelier Kempe Thill with a welcome opportunity to fundamentally question the assignment ‘social housing’