Grahame Park in London by Jestico Whiles

Grahame Park in London, UK, was designed by Jestico Whiles. The second phase of regeneration is a site of key gateway near Colindale Underground Station and will deliver 446 new homes, a library, community center, office accommodation, cafe and supermarket. A new public plaza at the south end of Grahame Park will create an open and attractive site for development.

Outline of the team consists of six new buildings, plus several pieces filled retained on the farm. Buildings in the north, east and west of the plaza will have community and retail uses at ground and first floor levels with one, two and three bedrooms upstairs. The south side of the square will be defined by landscaping. The buildings in the north of the square will contain homes for sale and rent, and took a step back in a gentle curve to define a new park. The links north-south spine of the square and the park with new east-west routes replacing existing dead end for connecting this phase of the farm in general.

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Casa de la Flora by Vaslab Architecture

Casa de la Flora is located in Khao Lak, Thailand Designed by Vaslab Architecture. These villas are impressive in size and style, but all offer a private pool and views across the magnificent natural environment. A row of ten beachfront villas with private pools have infinite visitors can examine the nearby ocean or in the lounge of their insulated covers and gardens, five Studio Pool Villas feature private terraces of wood embedded in the green foliage, soon-to-open Presidential Suite is spread over 130 square meters and includes a large outdoor pool, generous single and works of contemporary art in all, while the high House suite has a private swimming pool outdoor terrace.

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Redelco Residence Studio City-California

Designed by Brooks & Scarpa, Redelco Residence is located in Studio City, California, USA. After much consideration the client asked the architects if it was possible to modify the time that the partially built house keeping the footprint of the house and foundations partially constructed the same to avoid the need for ratings and delays on a hillside site since long and difficult.

The 'architects faced the challenge of how to modify the design that reflects an outdated approach to architecture philosophy that was almost a decade. Brooks + Scarpa asked the question: How could the house be re-designed to reflect the maturity of the architect and client in a space of ten years?

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