80 Charlotte Street is a major mixed-use development in the heart of London’s Fitzrovia redeveloped by Overbury Plc. This regenerated building occupies an urban block with the adjacent Asta House, delivering over 320,000ft₂ of workspace, 55 new apartments, a café, a restaurant and the new Poets Park on Chitty Street.   The main block was originally built in the 1960’s as the Post Office headquarters with the new building now three floors higher than the original. This takes the building from 7 to 10 storeys high and now links the floors to make one building, now 90m square. The architecture imaginatively combines the existing fabric of the building with new-build elements and is characterised by the various facade treatments and terraces. The new levels are set back to reduce the size, providing the terraces with unrivalled views over Fitzrovia, the nearby BT Tower, and out towards the City and the river. Europlanters worked closely with MA design and Barton Willmore Landscape Architects to design and build more than 300 large planters, which created the planting beds and 45m of seating for the new terraces.   The intregrated benches were precisely cut to curve at the corners and were made from sapele timber.  The GRP planters and benches were finished to compliment the building exterior and the timber decking. Each of the planting beds were then superbly planted up by Oasis Plants. The ground floor has been designed to act as more than a commercial reception, offering space for tenants to use for events and social activities.   An island café-bar caters for both tenants and the public, while tenants and guests can also take a dedicated lift to the roof terrace, where a second bar benefits from stunning views across North London and the City.

Moderne Sitzecke aus Holz und Beton

Rinn Beton- und Naturstein

Hochwertige und vielseitige Betonelemente für das gewisse Extra in der Gartengestaltung. Durch die Kombination mit Holz als Sitzecke entsteht ein moderner Garten, der witterungsbeständig und elegant zugleich ist.

L'érable du japon aux couleurs du caillebotis en automne..

In Out Harmony

En se reculant un peu, on découvre le pin et l'ilex crenata taillé en nuages... on commence à ressentir cette harmonie apaisante en plein coeur de la capitale.

Nuova pergola con due punti luce

Studio Majo di Ennio Silvestri

Abbiamo riportato il chiostro di questo Podere agli antichi fasti. I precedenti proprietari l'avevano adibito a cucinotto in veranda ad uso turistico. Ora l'ingresso principale è ben evidenziato dal portoncino in legno. Mentre la grande vetrata in corten e vetro dà l'accesso ad dependance del Podere, un piccolo appartamento ad uso foresteria. Abbiamo realizzato una pergola in ferro corten per permettere al glicine di creare un cortile ombreggiato. La pavimentazione è per metà in cotto fatto a mano dalle fornaci locali (SI) e l'altra parte in breccino grigio. I vasi di terra cotta sono d'artigianato locale.

Oh What A Ceiling!

Green Sheep Collective

‘Oh What A Ceiling!’ ingeniously transformed a tired mid-century brick veneer house into a suburban oasis for a multigenerational family. Our clients, Gabby and Peter, came to us with a desire to reimagine their ageing home such that it could better cater to their modern lifestyles, accommodate those of their adult children and grandchildren, and provide a more intimate and meaningful connection with their garden. The renovation would reinvigorate their home and allow them to re-engage with their passions for cooking and sewing, and explore their skills in the garden and workshop.

Bildschöne MYDECK Dielen auf der Dachterrasse des 5 Sterne Hotels Sant Fransesc

MYDECK GmbH

Dachterrasse mit MYDECK Premium WPC Balkondielen in bildschönen sandbraun. Die Dielen sind mehrfach prämiert für Design und Qualität und splitterfrei und langjährig beständig auf Terrasse und Balkon. Einladender Spa-Bereich auf der Terrasse mit den splitterfreien WPC Balkondielen von MYDECK,

Modern Terrasse

Une terrasse plein ciel au coeur du Camas

Terrasse Paradis

Optimisation d'une petite terrasse de 15m2 au cœur du Camas. Banquette maçonnée, voile d'ombrage et matériaux artisanaux transforment ce toit-terrasse en salon de vie extérieur.

Garden Roma

RAFFAELE CARUSO ARCHITETTO

garden - outdoor

BBQ storage

Interior Design By Jo

Substantial storage was achieved in the drawers under the large 1200mm BBQ for trays, wok, pans, large utensils and rotisserie and the corner cupboard for oil fryer, juicer and additional drink storage.

Foto: © Diego Cuoghi

Terrazzo commissionato da una famiglia di americani trasferiti in Italia. Desideravano un terrazzo dove rilassarsi, che ricreasse l'ambientazione e il sentore dello stile mediterraneo della Toscana. Un'ambiente dove il verde facesse da cornice alla zona living con le varie fioriture durante tutte le stagioni. Un affaccio nel cortile interno che con la presenza del Glicine rampicante donasse la giusta privacy per vivere i momenti in famiglia. Abbiamo utilizzato piante sempreverdi e perenni graminacee tra cui cipressi, nandina, hakonechloa, acero giapponese, loropetalum, bambù nigra, ortensia rampicante, heuchera. In particolare nelle fioriere sono stati inseriti rosmarino, lespedeza e pittoshorum.

Reforma de ático con terraza convertida en comedor de invierno

Sube Interiorismo

TERRAZA

DCORE

CASA AF | AF HOUSE | 80 MQ

domECO

CASA AF | AF HOUSE Sbarco delle scale sulla terrazza Stairs landing

Ohaus

Chaney & Norman Architects

A Family Retreat in the Mackenzie Basin On a 40-acre site above the Ōhau Canal, this home creates space for a family of four to hunker down together and tune out from the demands of everyday life. With vast skies and the Ben Ōhau mountains as a backdrop, it offers both refuge and connection — a place to slow down and share time as a family. The design embraces simplicity of form, fostering relaxed living and easy-going functionality. Behind this calm, however, lies a carefully engineered response to the Mackenzie Basin’s extremes: winds exceeding 200km/h, heavy snowfall, and scorching summer heat. Durability, resilience, and comfort were at the heart of every decision. Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) provide both rigidity and thermal performance, paired with airtight detailing to maintain a healthy and comfortable interior throughout the seasons. Collaborating closely with engineers and suppliers, the structure, cladding, and glazing were all finely tuned to withstand the harsh conditions. A bold yet simple material palette was chosen with longevity in mind, anticipating that the house will weather gracefully and settle into its landscape over time. The result is a retreat that holds strong against the elements, while offering its family a warm, enduring home — deeply grounded in one of Aotearoa’s most dramatic environments.