A hotel overlooking Grenada. A design that combines Spanish tradition with minimalism

Anastasia Lupach

Anastasia Lupach, a twenty-four-year-old born in Minsk, Belarus. She graduated from Vilnius Tech (Vilnius, Lithuania) in 2018 with a bachelor's degree in architecture. She completed a professional internship in the Netherlands. She then completed her master's degree with honors at the Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning at the Gdansk University of Technology, where she received the Rector's scholarship. During her master's studies, she participated in the Erasmus program, studying at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Granada in Spain, where she completed the Cerro Hotel project. She now focuses on interior projects of various scales, both residential and commercial.

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A hotel overlooking Grenada. A design that combines Spanish tradition with minimalism

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Modern facades with clinker bricks

Elevations, Facades

Modern facades with clinker bricks

Modern facades with clinker bricks

Facades are that part of the architectural design that gives each investment its individual character. It is they that create the atmosphere of places, becoming their business card. Aiming to combine the functionality of a building with its [...]

Raku - the power of Zen and Porto - the colors of Portugal from the EQUIPE collection

Bathrooms

Raku - the power of Zen and Porto - the colors of Portugal from the EQUIPE collection

Raku - the power of Zen and Porto - the colors of Portugal from the EQUIPE collection

Equipe Ceramicas, a renowned manufacturer of ceramic tiles, is introducing two new collections that will not only catch the eye with their aesthetic design, but also inspire with their deep history and culture. Raku, inspired by the Japanese [...]

RIHO's newest product - Bilbao Solid Color bathtubs

Bathrooms

RIHO's newest product - Bilbao Solid Color bathtubs

RIHO's newest product - Bilbao Solid Color bathtubs

The popularity of the trend to return to nature, to natural materials or their imitations, seems to be undeniable. We rest better in rooms that remind us at least a little of wild nature. It is precisely in this trend that RIHO's latest product, the [...]