Designed by Elizabeth Baird Architecture & Design, the Annie Street Bungalow in Austin, Texas, is a meticulously restored and thoughtfully expanded 1935 bungalow. This project honors the original fabric of the Bouldin neighborhood while adapting the home for modern Austin living.
Utz-Sanby Architects have skillfully transformed Little Sister House into a blend of historical preservation and modern living. The thoughtful design respects the original cottage’s character while introducing contemporary elements that enhance functionality and comfort.
November House by ERRE Arquitectura successfully blends modern living with a profound connection to nature. The thoughtful design maximizes natural light and outdoor interaction while maintaining clear distinctions between public and private spaces.
Bennington Farmhouse by POST Architecture masterfully blends the nostalgia of the original farmhouse with contemporary design elements. The thoughtful reconstruction not only honors the past but also provides a functional and aesthetically pleasing living space for the future.
Pals House 1627, designed by HÂ Arquitectes, is situated in Catalonia on the remnants of Mas Geli, an old farmhouse. While preserving two facades with buttresses and a couple of spaces with stone vaults from the original structure
Ruby Bay Residence by Bell Stephenson Architects exemplifies the perfect blend of sustainable living and modern design. Its thoughtful orientation, energy-efficient features, and natural materials ensure it is both environmentally friendly and aesthetically pleasing.
Jones Cove Farmhouse, designed by Altura Architects, is nestled in the picturesque mountain farm property in Buncombe County, Asheville, North Carolina. The clients envisioned a modern home that would cater to entertaining friends and hosting their large family
Designed by Atelier d’Arquitectura Lopes da Costa, the JMC House is situated in Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal. Nestled on a triangular plot with a steep slope, the unique topography of the land has significantly influenced the house’s shape and volume.
