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Mentana: A Duplex Construction with New Floor and Complete Reduction

The architect submits this expansion project to the Plateau Mont-Royal CCU at the end of phase one. Then two years later, the duplex staircase leads everyone upstairs which now includes bathroom, guest rooms, and also a large master suite where there is a concealed mini-bar, a large walk-in closet and finally, a walk-in shower for two, a makeup artist, a bathroom and an office.

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Mezzanine Beaumont: An Addition of Mezzanine Office Space to the Industrial Loft

For the mezzanine office space access, an easy way through the wooden steps are created without hindering the huge windows. The beautiful views from this window can still be seen and the contribution of light remains considerable. Without interrupting the existing graphics studio, a mezzanine office space can be added perfectly in meeting the client’s needs.

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House G: A Total Makeover of Old Barn with A Large Kitchen Living Room for Relax and Entertainment

Dominated by the wood materials, the interior of this house turns into more interesting and attractive. With this material, the stair is made and designed together with the library along with it. The owner can choose and read the book comfortably on the stairs. The floor of the ground floor comes in modern concrete that looks a little bit contrast with the white background on the wall and ceiling.

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Marine Serre Workshops: A Modern Workshop Interior with A Uniformly White Space

This project is 800m² in size and divided into two plateaus. One plateau os dedicated to trading and production while the other to the creation. The uniformly white space can support the creator’s expression in every creation. The building is installed in an “ecosystem dedicated to the creation and manufacturing of industrial and craft 1” and this project is a part of the label Manufactured in Paris.

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SoMa Loft: A Rearrangement of 12-Year-Old Loft to Celebrate the Views and Welcoming Overnight Guests

Just like other double-height loft apartments in the city of San Fransisco, all windows of this loft sits along one side only. The architect works together with Marissa Tucci, a lighting designer, to create a bright atmosphere in the dark areas by highlighting architectural details using warm-tone LED strip lighting. This lighting scheme can highlight the backlit floating mirrors in the bathrooms, shower walls, media-loft built-ins, and kitchen cabinetry.