Articles by Paula Pintos

The architectural masterpiece, nestled along the tranquil shores of Lake Amatitlán, Guatemala, not only stands as a testament to modern design but also serves as a sanctuary where luxury and leisure converge seamlessly. Within the prestigious polo complex, this residence was meticulously crafted to fulfill the diverse needs of our client, an impassioned polo enthusiast seeking respite during the demanding practice season and a captivating venue to entertain friends post-match.

The architectural masterpiece, nestled along the tranquil shores of Lake Amatitlán, Guatemala, not only stands as a testament to modern design but also serves as a sanctuary where luxury and leisure converge seamlessly. Within the prestigious polo complex, this residence was meticulously crafted to fulfill the diverse needs of our client, an impassioned polo enthusiast seeking respite during the demanding practice season and a captivating venue to entertain friends post-match.

“Always along the firewall” may be a wonderful song or book title, but in this instance, it is the leitmotif of MOMM, a 205 m2 7-room apartment for which STUDIO LOES was in charge of the interior design. The residential structure from the early twentieth century is located in Berlin-Charlottenburg. The apartment’s existing construction is typical of an ancient building, with high ceilings, an angled floor plan, and a very confused, scattered spatial layout.

Common Ground Workshop has completed the first site for ‘Layers Bakery’, a bakery, restaurant, café, and wholesale retail site located at London’s new Goodluck Hope Development, by Ballymore.

The Shi House sits patiently on the slope of a ravine, awaiting each day for the sun to set behind the mountain.

The client has been considering building a crematorium for nearly sixty years. Due to its Catholic identity, cremation has not been self-evident for a long time. The new building needs to match the style of the existing reception buildings from 1922 but also stand out and be distinguishable. Situated in a confined space, the crematorium demands a complete program that with a dignified, considerate and humane appearance.

The family house on the edge of the forest is a contemporary citation of the cottage aesthetic found in the area around Štěchovice. The small, pitorexic building of vertical form is located on a steep slope, casually set into the terrain so that human intervention in the site is hardly noticeable.