Studio2 Architects have designed The Crossing House, a private home built on the original cattle tablelands overlooking Pakiri Beach, New Zealand. Description by Studio2 Architects: The house fuses together a limited material palette of concrete, blue steel, and oiled cedar into a bold and incredibly dynamic space, allowing the owner (a professional writer) genuine flexibility […]
Thao Dien House, located in District 2 of Ho Chi Minh City, underwent a complete transformation by Vietnamese studio MM++ Architects. They aimed to convert the original art deco-inspired villa into a modern, minimalist home while retaining the existing concrete structure.
Lama Arhitectura have recently completed Lama House in Bucharest, Romania. The project could be considered as daring because of its site proportions, a long but very narrow strip of land (7.5 X 40 M) with a blind wall on one side.
Edgley Design has designed Pear Tree House in South London. Edgley Design is a young, creative award winning RIBA Chartered architectural practice based in Hoxton, East London, set up by Jake Edgley in 2004. Description by Edgley Design: The concept for this backland house began with a 100 year old pear tree, a remnant of
This New York loft was designed by Ando Studio and designer Arik Ben Simhon. All selected furniture is original design by Arik Ben Simhon.
Project: Bauhaus Bungalow Architect: La Hally Architect Location: Hamble-le-Rice, Hampshire, United Kingdom Photographer: Simon Maxwell House in Hamble-Le-Rice is a complete renovation and extension project completed by La Hally Architect. The Bauhaus bungalow sits on the edge of the River Hamble, Hampshire, and is a part of Crowsport Estate, a 1930s property commissioned by Sir
Designed by Adrian James Architects, Sandpath is a flat-packed panel home located in the picturesque countryside near Oxford, England. Built with a tight budget in mind, the home showcases how simplicity can lead to elegant and functional design.
Vimob was born from the notion of creating a shelter in an area of difficult access; a place where building a traditional construction would be limited by transport of materials and labor.
