A Home for Ana and Pau / Pablo Muñoz Payá Arquitectos
Looking at Pablo Muñoz Payá’s project “A home for Ana and Pau” we can see how the antithesis of this perception can be achieved, free from the connotations that such typologies may entail.
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Hillside Home in Los Angeles by SAOTA
SAOTA’s Hillside home in Los Angeles is located immediately above Sunset Boulevard on a promontory just one over from Pierre Koenig’s landmark Stahl House.
Viewing Platform Ötzi Peak 3251m: Reaching the Peak
Where a raindrop begins its long journey into the sea, new perspectives appear: at the new observation deck on the Schnals Valley Glacier, and your mind is refreshed with the wide open views.
Montana Modern House / Cushing Terrell
Connecting to your surroundings and the natural setting is not always about emulating an architectural vernacular. With roots in the mid-century modern style, simple volumes provide an honest view into this home’s space planning …
Hansen Road House by Coates Design Seattle Architects
From the outside, Hansen Road House is an anonymous, almost austere, monumental facade anchored deeply into the hillside on a waterfront property.
DeNormanville House by Thomas Balaban Architect
DeNormanville house is part of a first wave of protection-era additions exploring new avenues for more modest transformation of the city’s ubiquitous one-storey typology.
Guanhu Sales Center, A Space Hidden in Landscape and Isolated from the Bustling City
ONE-CU Interior Design Lab adopted dramatic and artistic expressions to interpret the relationship between the spiritual world and natural environment, intending to guide people to live a cozy life close to nature.
Catapilco House by Claro + Westendarp Arquitectos & Benjamin Goñi Arquitectos
The clients imagined a house that greatly favored family life, designed to give great importance to receiving their guests, and one where many different activities could coexist simultaneously.