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.
This suburban house extension is an example of responsible rationalisation of a typical suburban home which offers a stimulating environment and demonstrates environmentally sustainable design. The project is located on a 740m2 site in Kew.
Hiza is a cottage designed by Zagreb-based Proarh Studio (founded by architect Davor Matekovic). The objective of the project was a contemporary reinterpretation of traditional cottage architecture from the region Zagorje, Croatia.
We want a fun house to host friends and do everything we can do in the apartment,” said the clients in one of the first meetings that led to the project.
Tower House is a renovation and creativ extension to a weatherboard house in Alphington, Victoria, Australia. We restored the original, where we have two kids’ rooms, a bathroom and living spaces.
Gateira is a hamlet placed on a beautiful hill planted with vineyards, pines and olive trees with splendid views over the southern tip of Serra da Estrela, the highest point in mainland Portugal. The clients – a British couple – wanted a second home to give them space, open air and silence, in contrast to their life in London.
Moloney Architects has designed a modern extension to a Victorian house. Â St Mill House is located in the city of Ballarat, Australia. The brief for this renovation and extension project was to create a modern gallery-like space that could sit comfortably at the rear of a large Victorian house. We successfully applied for a planning
It’s a holiday house on the Great Ocean Road that once experienced, is never forgotten. Just 100m stroll from North Lorne’s secluded beach, Ocean House redefines the concept of a beachside retreat.
This project transforms an unused 15’ x 50’ extension to a residential plot into a densely planted, private garden and reading pavilion. To provide privacy from the increasing noise of street traffic, the existing ground plane was excavated, creating a sunken path lined in black granite
Polish studio Mode:lina Architekci designed the D79 House for a young family with preschool children. Description by Mode:lina: “We are a family with little children, who will go to school soon.” This idea was a starting point to design a multifunctional house space, which brings together a lot of different duties – both school and domestic ones.
