Labscape Architecture

BROOKLYN APARTMENT RENOVATION - One of our priorities with this project was to maximise the home’s connection to its two terraces, giving the apartment a continuous dialogue with the outdoors. Each terrace has its own identity: the south-facing “winter terrace” for December lunches, and the front terrace for summer evenings with Manhattan glowing in the background.

We planted tulips, aromatic herbs, wildflowers and trees that shift with the seasons, making the terraces living ecosystems in the sky. Birds even nest in the trees.

For us, these gardens are not just outdoor spaces - they’re extensions of the home, bringing nature into daily life in the heart of Brooklyn.

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BROOKLYN APARTMENT RENOVATION - One of our priorities with this project was to maximise the home’s connection to its two terraces, giving the apartment a continuous dialogue with the outdoors. Each terrace has its own identity: the south-facing “winter terrace” for December lunches, and the front terrace for summer evenings with Manhattan glowing in the background.

We planted tulips, aromatic herbs, wildflowers and trees that shift with the seasons, making the terraces living ecosystems in the sky. Birds even nest in the trees.

For us, these gardens are not just outdoor spaces - they’re extensions of the home, bringing nature into daily life in the heart of Brooklyn.

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Bertoia Bird chair:
Custom made furniture:

BROOKLYN APARTMENT RENOVATION - One of our priorities with this project was to maximise the home’s connection to its two terraces, giving the apartment a continuous dialogue with the outdoors. Each terrace has its own identity: the south-facing “winter terrace” for December lunches, and the front terrace for summer evenings with Manhattan glowing in the background.

We planted tulips, aromatic herbs, wildflowers and trees that shift with the seasons, making the terraces living ecosystems in the sky. Birds even nest in the trees.

For us, these gardens are not just outdoor spaces - they’re extensions of the home, bringing nature into daily life in the heart of Brooklyn.

Photo:
Bertoia Bird chair:

Thank you to Interior Design Magazine for the publication, to Ian Phillips for the writing and interview, Nicolas Schimp for the pictures.

Arcs De Triomphe: Explore A Parisian Home Embracing Art Nouveau Peek inside a 6,544-square-foot Paris residence showcasing dramatic gestures ranging from sculptural overmantels to arches to complex gradients.

When you need to think out of the box for making a small space feel big. Thank you AD France

Un mini-appartement à Crans-Montana optimisé grâce à une solution ingénieuse Ce petit appartement situé dans une tour emblématique de la station de sports d'hiver suisse combine ingéniosité et créativité, entre idées insolites et références à l'esthétique moderniste.

KP Town House project new project in Brussels.
Thank you Imagicasa

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Architettura olistica, luce ed energia positiva in una serena residenza familiare a Bruxelles Labscape Studio ha realizzato una dimora familiare sofisticata e serena basandosi sui principi olistici della luce e dell’equilibrio nel progetto di interni.

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Paris, 2023

https://www.pendulummag.com/design-architecture/2023/5/28/swiss-modernist-apartment-modern-design-meets-alpine-elegance-in-crans-montana

This Swiss Home is Where Modern Design Meets Alpine Elegance in Crans-Montana — Pendulum Magazine This elegant apartment in Crans-Montana combines the charm of a mountain chalet with the elegance of modern design. It features dynamic and asymmetrical shapes, solid teak wood, metal, and natural materials.

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Restored Villa Nisot in Brussels brings modernism to the 21st century Restored Villa Nisot in Brussels updates modernism with contemporary character

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Wood Art Pavilion keeps its contents hidden from the world Labscape’s Wood Art Pavilion is a secluded artist’s retreat in the leafy suburbs of Brussels, blending abstract shapes with natural light