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LDS II Residence

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By Davidov Architects, Florian Wild
| The Local Project Verified
Davidov Architects Designed by Davidov Architects, LDS II Residence is the result of the thoughtful merging of two houses in Victoria’s Caulfield North into a cohesive family home. Through the considered reworking of the existing architecture and seamless integration of new elements, the two original houses are unified as a single, timeless dwelling. At the centre of LDS II Residence is a new courtyard that anchors the interiors to the natural environment.
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Q&A with Circle|Square stool designers Davidov Architects

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By Davidov Architects
| MPavilion
CIRCLE|SQUARE BY DAVIDOV ARCHITECTS Circle|Square by Davidov Architects was selected by Tadao Ando for the MPavilion Chair Commission. The Pritzker Prize Laureate and MPavilion 10 architect chose the design, created by Robert Davidov, Wendy Chen and Ben Schmideg, from almost 100 submissions – an MPavilion record. ‘Impetition.
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Crystal House by Fabric Architecture Studio

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By Robeson Architects, Davidov Architects
| 88designbox.com
> Mosman Park House By Robeson Architects > LPS Residence By Davidov Architects From the architect: Nestled in a picturesque corner of Pearl Beach NSW, Crystal House is a true testament to our dedication to innovative design and sustainable architecture. This stunning holiday house harmoniously blends luxury and low maintenance living with our signature pavilion architecture style, all while celebrating the use of natural materials.
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