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.
On top of an existing 1950s holiday home, hidden in the forest, a sculptural, compact and sustainable rooftop extension climbs out of the original structure and seeks it’s way towards the great vista over the open grassland enclosed by the forest. The extension is situated within the leaves and feels like a secluded tree house.
Coronado Bungalow is a project jointly conducted by Joel Contreras (ContraMark) and Jonah Busick (Foundry 12) in Phoenix, Arizona. Built in 1927, the bungalow has received some additions and the interiors have been redesigned. [Photography by Jason Roehner]
Elizabeth II House is a single-family residence completed by Bates Masi + Architects in 2015. The residence is located in Amagansett, NY and occupies an area of 3,200 Sq.ft.
These images shows us a wonderful outdoor project completed by COS Design Office under the name of Naroon Road Project. COS Design was formed in early 2000 by Steve Taylor. The studio has offices in Melbourne, Australia. Steve Taylor and the COS Design team specialize in home design from façade facelifts, extensions, outdoor room/pool house concepts
House in Kai is a project completed in 2014 by Tokyo-based studio Mamm Design. The architect’s description: The only strong request from client was that all rooms should be oriented to the south. Kai-city, where they have harsh winter, is in Kofu basin, which is located in central part of Japan. We realized that people who lives in
Writer’s Cottage is a project created in 2014 by architectural studio Jarmund / Vigsnæs Architects. The cottage has 15 sqm and is located in Oslo, Norway. The architect’s description: This small annex is located in the garden of two professionals in a suburban residential area. The clients wanted a space that would allow them to isolate
This house is located in the historic center of Chihuahua City, in north-central Mexico. This district displays a deteriorated urban fabric due to the demolition of a great number of old buildings being replaced by surface parking lots. The population has migrated to the fringes leaving an empty housing stock.
The architect’s description: The Rabot Tourist Cabin is one of many DNT (Norwegian Trekking Association) lodging facilities throughout Norway. It is located at 1200 meters above sea level, close to the glacier at Okstindan in northern Norway. The site is spectacular and the mountains and glaciers are in close proximity. The weather can be extremely harsh
