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.
George House is a architectural project completed by Australian architectural firm Cambuild. The company is headquartered in Perth. Description by Cambuild: With an impressive double-volume entrance setting the tone, this ‘modern natural’ home design combines contemporary and natural materials as effectively as it combines form and function. The zoned layout unfolds from the entrance hub, providing a […]
Buddy’s House, designed by Sergey Makhno Architects and completed in 2014, represents a striking exploration of architectural contrasts, seamlessly integrating bold modern design with natural elements.
The Valley House is ingeniously molded to follow the natural contours of a northwest-facing valley, offering views down to the city and river below. Central to its design is a focus on the valley outlook, creating a home that visually integrates with its landscape.
The Nook is a family house designed by Monmouthshire-based Hall + Bednarczyk Architects. Description by Hall+Bednarczyk Architects: The Nook is a new-build four bedroom family house set in a secluded valley in Monmouthshire, UK. Planning permission for this 250m2 home was secured to replace a drab 1960’s bungalow that had previously occupied a corner of
Alfred Street Residence has been awarded a commendation at the 2015 australian interior design awards. This charming family home was designed by Australian design practice Studiofour.
This house, built by Dwell Development, is the first Built Green Emerald Star certified home in Seattle. Emerald Star certified homes must achieve net zero energy usage by way of generating electricity from a renewable source. Built with reclaimed wood and metal siding, the house is the perfect compliment to the surrounding trees and the Seattle sunshine.
San Francisco-based Aidlin Darling Design recently completed Mill Valley Courtyard House. The site for this residence is a typical suburban lot not unlike any other in Northern California. The intention of this residence was to create a sanctuary for a writer, his wife and two college-age sons.
The holiday home situated in the Upper Bavarian Inn Valley is only 4 meters wide. The architects Christine Arnhard and Markus Eck have built it for themselves according to their own wishes and ideas. The house with solid walls of wood and clay is like a loft on five levels: the half-offset stacked rooms are
