Casa Correia / Renato Cintra Arquitectos
Surrounded by history, Casa Correia was born from the dream of finding a refuge to enjoy precious rest after long years of work.
Contemporary Houses
Discover contemporary houses that epitomize modern design, innovative architecture, and sustainable living. This category showcases a wide range of stylish homes with cutting-edge features and aesthetic appeal, perfect for architects, designers, and homeowners looking for the latest trends in contemporary residential design.
Addition to the Rear of a Interwar Bungalow
Designed for our garden loving client in Artarmon, on Sydney’s leafy North Shore “House in the garden” is an addition to the rear of a modest, interwar bungalow set within a beautiful established garden.
O Lofos House, Greece / Block722
The green, wild Cretan landscape and the richness and heritage of traditional crafts define this new, thoroughly contemporary residential design by Block722.
Copake Lake House / Desai Chia Architecture
The Copake Lake House engages this lakefront property through a series of framed volumetric compositions and material details that capture views to the water.
Rosanna House / InForm
Located on a sloping site, this reclaimed red brick and white weatherboard house responds to the natural topography and local 1970s modernist architecture.
House One by Architects Ink
House One plays on turn of the century housing design themes and aspirations with it’s flexibility and modular arrangement. It is a modern take on a body of mid century wisdom, with an architect by your side.
Narrow House at Ahmedabad / Prashant Parmar Architect
Cradled in the posh residential area of Ahmedabad, Paldi, this Narrow House is a unique example of balancing the yin and the yang of the architecture as well as interiors incorporating nature within the build forms.
Franklin Residence, North Carolina / ThoughtCraft Architects
The site of the project was at the edge of a steep slope located in Chapel Hill, NC. Imagined like a rock outcropping on the hillside, the home adopts a simple form mimicking the landscape. The roof tilts with the slope of the hillside and accentuates the drastic change in grade.