Alchemy House of Design

, an architect known for creating homes to showcase art, is a firm believer in form following function - which is really no problem when form looks like this!

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We've been super busy over at Alchemy Home for the last couple of weeks, but we wanted to share this exciting project by female run .

For more information head to and take a look at our most recent post!

Monday motivation.

For the past four years has been collaborating with to construct 100 houses in an underdeveloped section of southwest Haiti.

The average cost per house is $6500, and you can donate online to help reach the $650000 target.

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Kuanchanok Pakavaleetorn Architects designed this unique, inward facing home to make the most of the busy and polluted streets of Bangkok.⁠⁠
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The facade incorporates sliced openings, strategically placed to encourage the breeze to flow through the building, large windows line up with the openings ensure that plenty of natural light can reach the interior.⁠⁠
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As reported by , Lloyd's of London has revealed that its iconic Underwriting Room (and some other supporting spaces) will be go through a 'once in a generation' overhaul to accommodate its new working practices - we're excited to see the final plans revealed later this year!

We’ve been very busy with the interior side of our business recently, hence our Insta silence.

But we’re back!

And we thought we’d kick things off with this Sydney home designed by .

Featured in the August edition of , the home is described as a “cinematic, architectural rabbit hole, full of surprises and delight” - we couldn’t have put it better ourselves.

We love this shot of in Puglia - the point where the property's original peripheral wall meets the new construction.

Huawei’s campus in Dongguan, China is a collection of of European landmark replicas - it even has its own tram system!⁠⁠
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Dreaming of Barcelona - and it seems like we may be able to make those dreams a reality soon!

As featured by , is due to make it's premier on Airbnb for one night only later this year.

Good architecture utilises awkward spaces - swipe left to see the other half of this space from one of our recent projects in Fernhurst.

More interior shots coming soon on our account.

All shot by .

We love this Kooyong house by .studio, small but perfectly formed!

Project Stego from was awarded 2nd prize in the ‘Don’t Move, Improve!’ competition for Londons best home improvements - we can see why!

Nestled in the Hampshire woodland, this treehouse is exactly where we want to be right now!

This house featured by is splitting opinions - read the full article for some tips on choosing exterior paint colours.⁠⁠
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OV House in Bruges, Belgium.⁠⁠
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Featured in the June edition of , this house was designed for Thomas Ostyn by . ⁠⁠
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"Soulful pared-down architecture with an extreme sense of tactility, spatial poetry, warmth and elegance".⁠⁠
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Our architectural design at this home in Witley, Surrey includes light wells, full height picture windows and vaulted ceilings to create height, light and a spacious feel - especially important when the room is a little on the narrow side.⁠⁠
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Another look inside the stunning Lynchmere Cottage (extension designed by us).

One of the highlights - the dramatic corner glazing and indoor outdoor social area for dining with family and friends.

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The Tannery, Godalming.

Our award winning design captured in this beautiful shot, swipe left for more.

Featured by , the worlds first floating pool is due to open in London on May 19th.

After a year of canceled events due to the pandemic, the mesmerizing Sky Pool is about to become a reality.

Designed by us, this subtle extension and garden redesign has a big effect on the space making it more bright and open.

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The Alchemy Edit, edition four. This month we're focusing on interior trends - monostone, wood and calming colours. Tap for tags, enjoy!⁠⁠⁠
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Featured in , these brick arches by have been grafted on to the edges of a demolished buildings to provide a space to shelter concerts, performances and urban life.⁠⁠
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The Reversible Destiny Lofts designed by Shūsaku Arakawa and Madeline Gins are a complex of apartments built in Mitaka, a suburb of Tokyo. The complex consists of nine residential units primarily utilizing three shapes (the cube, the sphere and the tube) arranged in stacked forms. The entire complex is painted in fourteen colors and linked by a series of external walkways and staircases.⁠⁠
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Featured in , rehabilitated the structures at to bring a new lease of life to the community hub.⁠⁠
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We're blown away by the new gallery space designed by , the project's aim was to create an 'outstanding architectural space for temporary exhibitions' - that's certainly been achieved in our view!⁠⁠
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Designed by us, this house in Witley has been totally transformed since the owners moved in over 10 years ago.⁠⁠
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Open for business as usual - and we’re finally able to resume indoor site visits. ⁠⁠
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Drop us a visit at our head quarters on Knockhundred Row, Midhurst.⁠⁠
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