Vermont Cabin by Olson Kundig
The Vermont cabin is composed of three levels: the lowest portion nestles into the site and contains a garage that doubles as a game room, as well as a single bedroom and powder room …
Foo House / The Ranch Mine
Pottery has played a critical role in most societies in human history as well as our modern-day understanding of those societies. In 2018, owners of a large piece of land centrally located in Phoenix, including a ceramic…
A Stone-Clad Villa Built into a Slope in Bohemian Paradise
The plot offers amazing views of the opposite side of the valley. Due to the fact that the plot is located outside the built-up area, it offered a unique opportunity to realize a solitary villa with an…
Gfell Hotel by NOA* Network of Architecture
The Gfell hotel, which is adjacent to the pre-existing Schönblick restaurant, sits alone just a stone’s throw from the village of Fiè allo Sciliar, on top of a slope that provides views over unspoiled forests and meadows.
The Shaded House, Ahmedabad by Shayona Consultant
The Shaded House exemplifies how architecture can enhance the relationship between indoor spaces and the natural environment. Through its thoughtful use of light, natural materials, and spatial design, the home strikes a balance between functionality and beauty.
Corner House in Madrid by RUE Space
The Corner House reformation project is located in a traditional building in the neighbourhood of Malasaña in Madrid. The spatial strategy of the project responds to the advantage given by the corner position
Handpost Farm, Warfield / rjha Architects
Handpost Farm is a beautiful collection of four bespoke, contemporary barn-style houses located in the green belt of Warfield.
Waratah Secondary House / Anthrosite Architects
The form and programme that emerged from this project resulted from challenging site constraints, spatial limitations and a tight budget. Located in a flood prone area, it was necessary to elevate habitable rooms 1.2m above ground level.…
De Gaspé Helps you Move More while Working from Home
Since last year, people are working from home now more than ever. They want a comfortable workspace, which for many, means having furniture that allows them to change between working standing or seated.