TheSpaceArchive

A visual archive of remarkable spaces, places & properties around the world.
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This is so calm and beautiful ❤️

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BH | Dining

The client wanted the dining area to feel different, warmer, more inviting and more like home. He asked us to introduce wood panelling and other elements that would give the space more character.

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🏛️ Agile Eden Yunnan Arts Centre by XAA in Tengchong, China

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Menil Drawing Institute
Houston, Texas 🇺🇸
I love how the sharp, folded roof turns a simple passage into the main architectural moment. Clean, quiet, but impossible to ignore.

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Where do you think this is???

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Mimesis Art Museum, Paju, South Korea 🇰🇷
A museum born from a cat sketch.
I love how Siza turned that simple gesture into a building of curves, concrete and light.

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@IslandHill14 Yeah, they're

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Chapel of Sound interior and exterior
📍 Chengde, Hebei Province, China . near the Jinshanling section of the Great Wall.

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NOT A HOTEL SETOUCHI . Villa 360
📍 Sagishima Island, Japan

Love how the circular form embraces the landscape, giving the villa uninterrupted views of the Seto Inland Sea.

The architecture lets the view do the talking.

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Inside / Outside.
AlUla, Saudi Arabia

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Interior and exterior....

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Where's this located

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@FCreatives50759 Casa Malaparte

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Casa Malaparte / Villa Malaparte
📍 Punta Masullo, Capri, Campania, Italy

A striking modernist villa built into the rocky landscape .

Designed around privacy, dramatic Mediterranean views, and a strong connection to its surroundings.

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Matmata, Tunisia.

Traditional underground homes carved directly into the earth, with a central courtyard open to the sky.

Built centuries ago as a response to the region’s extreme climate.

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We’re interested in spaces that make you stop and look.

Architecture. Interiors. Details. Places.
The quiet things that tell stories about how we live.