Designed by Side Angle Side, Casey House embodies simplicity and restraint, crafted for a homeowner inspired by the timeless shape of a basic gabled house in a wooded area. As an architectural photographer, the client valued a design focused on pure form and minimalism.
Villa Amonita Lanzarote gave OOOOX the unique opportunity to embrace Lanzarote’s architectural traditions and transform an existing villa into a serene, modern retreat. Respecting Lanzarote’s strict design rules for white exteriors, green accents, and low building heights, the design creates a harmonious blend of architecture within the island’s lava-black landscape.
LLO House, designed by OOIIO Arquitectura for a family in Valdemorillo, near Madrid, is a uniquely crafted home that celebrates both the immediate natural landscape and the distant mountains of the Sierra de Madrid. Nestled on a scenic plot defined by a curving street, the design fully embraces its surroundings while minimizing environmental impact
PERCH House, designed by KUBE Architecture, sits on a steeply sloped site, framed at the back by a high retaining wall and offering sweeping views of trees and the city beyond. With their first child born during the design process, the owners wanted to expand the home to accommodate their growing family while fully embracing the unique site.
Originally designed in 1968 by AIA architect George Coty, Plover House has been reimagined by Fuse Architects as an open, light-filled retreat along the coast. Once a cedar-clad, bunker-like space, the house has transformed into a welcoming haven that captures sweeping ocean views and embraces sustainability.
Balmoral Residence, designed by Madeleine Blanchfield Architects, is a refined home that merges minimalist design with Japanese-inspired elements. Located on a north-facing block overlooking Balmoral Beach, the residence is thoughtfully integrated with its natural surroundings, from sandstone rock faces to lush gardens.
In the scenic Carmel Valley, Rana Estate by Fuse Architects showcases architecture that truly enhances the beauty of California’s central coast. Inspired by the area’s rolling hills, oak trees, and madrones, along with breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, the architects chose a natural palette of materials and colors to harmonize with the surrounding landscape.
Curly House, nestled near a scenic lagoon in the Northern Beaches, was once a dark and chilly single-storey brick home. Seeking a more comfortable and energy-efficient space, the family embarked on a major renovation with Buck&Simple, aiming to bring natural light, sustainability, and enhanced amenities to their home.
