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Casa Rosabaya is located on the first line of the Coson beach in Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic. The clients asked for a vacation home to rent to individuals, events and television producers, as well as to be able to enjoy privately for them.
MeCa House is an habitational experiment that revolves around Sustenance. This is what represents its clients’ lifestyle and their true self the best.
Casa Maryvilla is born from the place where it is located, adapting to the landscape and the conditions of the plot through a series of topographical movements.
Red soil house has been designed and constructed on a plot of 878 m2. The house is situated in Stancijeta, a residential part of Novigrad. The construction started in the winter of 2021 and finished in spring 2023.
Located on a pivotal corner within a prime suburban neighborhood, the design revolves around its multiple frontages making it experiential whilst engaging with the streetscape on three sides.
This fresh take on a midcentury modern low-slung ranch in the Meadowbrook neighborhood of Seattle brings in tons of natural light and showcases the simple forms of a high ceiling with contrasting dark beams, and abundant wood.
The Nebo house is conceived as a layered, volumetric foreground to distant mountain formations splayed across the landscape. Set within the foothills of the Appalachian range, the site is long and narrow with a dramatic slope down to a lake.
The Røksunds and their two children had been living on one of the islands in the Bømlo district to the south of Bergen for many years when they discovered plans for a new road and bridge would have a significant impact on their existing home.
