Apartment 1: Clink Wharf Chiara Ferrari's transformation of a former photographic studio into a contemporary residential space Photography: John Ross

我们带你们参观三个独立的内部，从当代的平克码头和伦敦的TEX-张力的顶层公寓，到在圣保罗标志性的Louviera建筑中的一个公寓的现代版。

设计师恰拉·法拉利位于Clink码头，就在泰晤士河畔，离伦敦繁华的Borough Market不远，他的最新室内设计作品包括将一间前摄影工作室改造为当代住宅空间。

这条河通过走廊、居住空间和向阳台的大中央开口立即可见。法拉利说，它加强并平衡了内部的几何结构。

除了作为公寓的主要焦点外，居住空间还包括一系列定制的委员会。

这代表了法拉利的一贯做法。这样做的目的是尽量扩大空间，这样就不会有什么闲置的地方了，因此，法拉利也采用了类似的研究方法，使用浴室的双高度作为存储空间。

这位年轻的设计师选择了一个平衡的结合现代材料和一些工业建筑的原始特征和纹理。像现有结构的粗糙裸露砖墙这样的元素被平滑的迪内森道格拉斯杉木地板对比。

Apartment 1: Clink Wharf, London The flat, a comfortable three-bedroom conversion, was designed around a central circulation axis -- the main corridor that leads the guest to the ample open-plan living and dining area overlooking the river Photography: John Ross

Apartment 1: Clink Wharf, London The river is instantly visible through the corridor, living space and a large central opening towards the balcony. 'It reinforces and balances the geometry of the interior,' says Ferrari Photography: John Ross

Apartment 1: Clink Wharf, London A solid walnut wood dinning table, a series of glossy lacquered wood cabinets... Photography: John Ross

Apartment 1: Clink Wharf, London ...a kitchen island and a curved Corian splashback surface, were all specially designed to accompany the wharf flat's complete redesign Photography: John Ross

Apartment 1: Clink Wharf, London Linked to the central corridor on both sides, are the flat's more private areas; two bedrooms.. Photography: John Ross

Apartment 1: Clink Wharf, London ..with en-suite bathrooms.. Photography: John Ross

Apartment 1: Clink Wharf, London ...a main bathroom.. Photography: John Ross

Apartment 1: Clink Wharf, London ...and a guest room that doubles as a study area Photography: John Ross

Apartment 2: Louveira building, Sao Paulo Designed by key representative of Brazilian modernism architect Vilanova Artigas with Carlos Cascaldi and built in 1946, the Louveira building in Sao Paulo's Higienopolis district is one of the city's residential icons

Apartment 2: Louveira building, Sao Paulo Due to the building's high profile design credentials, young architecture practice AR.q were thrilled to be invited to redesign the interior of one of the apartments

Apartment 2: Louveira building, Sao Paulo The flat belongs to a couple of art professionals and their young family and is located on the building's first floor, overlooking the entrance

Apartment 2: Louveira building, Sao Paulo Rethinking the interior the architects opened up one of the bedrooms and altogether removed one of the bathrooms to make way for a more comfortable living room

Apartment 2: Louveira building, Sao Paulo The added element that brings the design together is a white floor-to-ceiling bookshelf complex that characteristically runs through the whole flat, making its appearance in different parts of the house

Apartment 2: Louveira building, Sao Paulo The bookshelves also assume different functions depending on the location; in the kitchen they act as cabinets...

Apartment 2: Louveira building, Sao Paulo ...in the living room they form a bar

Apartment 2: Louveira building, Sao Paulo The flat also includes a separate glass-enclosed study room

Apartment 2: Louveira building, Sao Paulo The window frames were restored to their original yellow colour

Apartment 2: Louveira building, Sao Paulo The entrance hall features a limited edition wallpaper by artist Thomas Demand produced for an exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery, London

Apartment 2: Louveira building, Sao Paulo The existing wood parquet flooring distinguishes the flat's main rooms, from the concrete-floor wet areas

Apartment 2: Louveira building, Sao Paulo Redesigned to fit the needs of 21st century living, but retaining its unique modernist character, the flat also houses the owners' collection of Brazilian art, as well as furniture picked out by them in consultation with the architects

Apartment 3: Tex Tonic House, London Tucked behind the mansion blocks and office slabs of Westminster, this new apartment occupies the eaves of a former Post Office depot, pushed up into the roof vaults and wrapped on one side by a narrow terrace and vertical garden

Apartment 3: Tex Tonic House, London Paul McAneary, who once worked in John Pawson's office, has tackled the client's demands with gusto

Apartment 3: Tex Tonic House, London This is a generous space; there are few central London apartments that span the width of a city block, with a clear view from street to street from the living area to the south through to the kitchen in the north

Apartment 3: Tex Tonic House, London The most apparent and elaborate feature is the transparent wine cellar, suspended from the ceiling vault in a corridor of glass. The client - a serious oenophile - is a major collector, but figured that rather than tuck away his future vintages in a below stairs cellar he'd prefer to keep things on display.

Apartment 3: Tex Tonic House, London The result is a technical tour-de-force, a climate-controlled attic space that keeps over 3,000 bottles suspended on their sides - so the labels can be seen - on a series of finely tuned metal wires. Concealed uplighting makes the bottles glow, turning the entire cellar into an installation

Apartment 3: Tex Tonic House, London McAneary and his team have used the expansive floor area to play with scale and materials

Apartment 3: Tex Tonic House, London The entrance door - a vast slab of 200-year old Rhodesian Teak – stands nearly 4 metres high

Apartment 3: Tex Tonic House, London Wood-clad 'boxes' made from a combination of rough-cut oak, burnt, blackened timber and a cast-bronze cladding, conceal the bedroom suites

Apartment 3: Tex Tonic House, London The 'boxes' are loosely inspired by the postal depot that once sat below

Apartment 3: Tex Tonic House, London The bathrooms contain sky-lit showers and dramatic hand-cut lava stone walls

Apartment 3: Tex Tonic House, London Technology in the apartment is pushed to the fore, such as the high-end enomatic wine dispenser in the kitchen

Apartment 3: Tex Tonic House, London A delicate staircase leads up to the mezzanine level

Apartment 3: Tex Tonic House, London The slender mezzanine houses the wine cellar, a study and a discrete seating area, running around the L-shaped space at the highest point of the vaulted ceiling

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