From Costa Rica with Tres Amores: a family love nest in the middle of nature
With Tres Amores, Studio Saxe has created the perfect family nest where the power of nature breaks into the house. […]
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Residential architecture
When thinking of domestic places, we often talk about residential architecture. From a design point of view, we are interested in understanding how new technologies and design approaches are applied to these places in order to improve people's lives.
A family farm turns into a minimal house surrounded by nature in Whidbey Island
MWworks has designed Whidbey Island Farm Retreat, a family house made out of wood and basalt stone in the middle […]
Snøhetta, landscape and architecture working together
There’s a mountain in Norway named Snøhetta. It’s neither the highest of the country nor the most important. But, according to […]
ODA Architecture creates the most desirable living buildings
Vertical urban living, the rise of communal spaces and astonishing views, ODA Architecture shapes experiences. Making a visible impact on […]
MAD Architects have designed one of the largest living walls in the USA
The Gardenhouse, located in Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills, California, is a mixed-use building designed by MAD Architects that comprises […]
Innovative and sustainable architecture rooted in Scandinavian traditions
Founded by Kim Herforth Nielsen in 1986 and based in Copenhagen, with locations in New York, Sydney, Stockholm, and London, […]
Between elegance and brutalism in Kuala Lumpur
BewBoc House in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, has been completed by Fabian Tan Architect which features a large arched concrete form […]
Villa Chams rests in Lebanon’s arid landscape like a modern-day temple
Carl Gerges Architects has designed a villa retreat inspired by Roman ruins, characterized by a series of columns that line […]
Young and BIG: Bjarke Ingels is the enfant prodige of a pragmatic, utopian architecture
Pursuing an ideal that Ingels himself calls ‘hedonistic sustainability’, Bjarke Ingels Group‘s projects seek to question how sustainability can be […]
The Future of Amenities: the center of our committees and the extension of our homes
Previously thought of as a “nice to have”, amenities today are crucial for the design of new projects. Over the […]
Stacking cubes in Japan: ultra-minimal homes by Form Kimura
Form Kimura has designed a series of residential properties that all explore the juxtaposition of light and dark through traditional […]
STILL urban design: bioclimatic interventions for sustainable cities
With the current need to make our cities more sustainable, designers are changing their mindsets, experimenting with different materials and […]
