Nestled against the rolling greens of Cariló’s golf course, Choique House exemplifies smart design within tight constraints. By embracing the steep site, restrictive codes, and a clear program brief, the architects crafted a three-story home that maximizes views, light, and privacy—all while seamlessly connecting to its surrounding landscape.
Living at the House of Landes means embracing a refined balance between contemporary design and the wild beauty of France’s Landes forest. Architect Maud Caubet has crafted a dwelling that not only respects its environment but also celebrates the rhythm of nature.
Living at Banánka House means embracing simplicity, tranquility, and a profound connection with nature. Designed by Pauliny Hovorka Architects, this single-storey retreat transforms a former garden plot on the edge of Banka village into a living experience defined by light, space, and the raw beauty of natural materials.
Sage HQ, the new 18,000-square-foot, two-floor office in Vancouver, reimagines the modern workplace for the hybrid era. As a global leader in accounting, HR, payroll, and financial software, Sage set out to create a dynamic environment that supports flexibility, well-being, and collaboration—while staying true to the natural beauty of the West Coast.
Shudell House, designed by Weiss Architecture + Urbanism, reimagines aging-in-place design in a modern, light-filled home in Toronto’s east end. Built for a travel writer and a retired buffalo rancher with three children, the house is designed to grow and adapt alongside its residents—offering thoughtful solutions for family life, future care needs, and narrow urban lots.
Born from an unexpected request, Galgo House began as a project for a functional kennel. But as the design evolved, it became something much more—a peaceful weekend retreat where the owners could relax and spend time with their dogs. Located within a residential complex, the home reflects a desire to live simply, surrounded by nature and companionship.
Located in Pilar, Buenos Aires, facing a tranquil polo field, Nirvana House by AtelierM redefines the idea of home. Designed to integrate with its environment both visually and emotionally, the house becomes part of the land, not just placed on it.
Designed by A1 Arquitectura Avanzada, the Hidden Stone House explores a new path for sustainable living by blending nature and architecture through biomimetic design. Located among endemic trees, the project respects the natural environment, using it as both inspiration and partner in creating a living space that is efficient, sensory-rich, and in balance with its ecosystem.
