Residential building located in Polanco in which it’s façade achieves transparency and at the same time privacy by combining different cristal, wood and concrete opacities. The loose step design, the cristal screen and handrail, and the solid concrete structure, allows light and shadows, increasing the spaciousness sensation.

Designed by Kengo Kuma and Associates, The Opposite House Hotel is snuggled in Beijing, China with 98 beautiful guest rooms and an amazingly unique penthouse lying on the two floors of the building. With a striking emerald glass exterior, this hotel adopts an open design which makes use of the abundant natural light and evokes the feeling of spacious loft living.

I like the idea of stairs that advantage you to the living scope. The first thing that I liked about this dwelling is lined with an ingrained wardrobe for storeroom. I feel it is its contemporary elegant outlook and snug with a gallery adjacent to it. Bedroom looks elegant and airy and certainly thoughtful as [...]