​"Lei ơi cà phê" is situated in a dynamic residential area in the southeast of Da Nang City, on a plot of land surrounded by closely packed narrow houses. This context presents the challenge of designing a coffee space that integrates residential living with complete openness to nature and that slows down the increasingly fast-paced rhythm of the city.

The first floor in a building from the fifties, the apartment is spacious with good proportions and a nice number of windows, the original distribution featured an endless hall from the entrance door at the back to the 3 rooms facing the street.

​Since its inception, the publishing institute - naïve has set up bookstores in several cities that accommodate books and coffee to intrigue readers' behaviors within its conceptualized space.

In an innovative approach dubbed "Creative Anastylosis," Mesura Studio took on the task of designing the new Aesop store Avinguda Diagonal in Barcelona, weaving together history, materiality, and craftsmanship.

Marina Yurieva has renovated a 1970s rented apartment in the Vračar area of Belgrade where she lives with her partner and the cat.

The bar is located in the Santos district, today the center of expat life, but initially a poor neighborhood with houses built from improvised materials (the original bricolage).

British design duo Child Studio has transformed a disused London post office into a contemporary Japanese restaurant.

In the very heart of Verona, near the ancient Roman gate ‘Porta Borsari’, Spazio Diaz is a co-working space that celebrates its own past. It is located on the second floor of a building that prior to recent renovations, and for many years, was home to a jewelry shop.

The project is built around the coexistence of a unified living space - which includes a mezzanine and takes advantage of the double height - and a "patio" marked by the imposing presence of the granite rock.

The renovation project concerns the “second floor north” apartment, which has a floor plan characterized by a large central corridor (width 196 cm) that distrubutes 6 rooms with a total area of 151 square meters.

​MAS Architettura reveals the refinement of the past in a modern Roman apartment.

A Bed & Breakfast transformed into a modern residence with an enchanting view of the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore.

Architecture studios Palma (Mexico) and NULA.STUDIO (Madrid) have joined forces to create Fake Realness, a space that explores the boundaries between reality and material fiction.

The new offices for Nutrion Internacional, a global company dedicated to the animal feed industry, reflects the company’s values. The project combines the accumulated experience of the company with is current needs while anticipating future necessities.

As this house, the house of a film director - would regularly host 10 to 12 people, i.e. a small filming crew, it should be a creative basecamp in a cozy home format - a good feeling place for discussions, get-togethers, sharing ideas and presentations.

The studio took care of the interior design of the apartment, reorganizing the spaces, intervening in the choice of materials and with tailor-made solutions that redefine the environments, through a dialogue with the existing valuable elements that distinguish the property.