Lago Vista House, Texas / Dick Clark + Associates
The Lago Vista house uses some classic hill country and contemporary features that lend themselves well to the Central Texas lakeside setting, incorporated in a beautifully laid-back way.
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Parametric Interior Design, Prague / Archistroj Design Studio
A minimalist apartment on the outskirt of Prague with an area of 52 m2 with a garden area of 25 m2 reacts to the user’s active life in the wild nature and his interest in technologies. The unique design combines both.
Batory Flat – Refurbishment of an Apartment from the 70s
The refurbishment of the flat in one of Poznan housing estate was led by the need of reorganising space for a family of two adults and three children so that all residents could spend time together as they like, as well as have their place.
Attic Kazan / Designers Pavel and Svetlana Alekseeva
The Attic Kazan project was implemented and completed in December 2016. An apartment for permanent residence of two adult spouses, the children have already left and live their adult independent lives.
HHH House, Surabaya / Simple Projects Architecture
HHH house was inspired by our childhood memories and perception of a house to begin with. As a kid, we often picture a house with a single triangular roof (pitch roof) on top of a square wall with a door and a window
KHE House, Quang Nam, Vietnam / K.A.N Studio
KHE House holds so many nostalgia of a family original from Hoi An ancient town, which is one of the most important requirements for the architect playing with the idea of the project.
Border Crossing House, Italy / Simone Subissati Architects
Proudly standing on the hills in the Marche region of Italy, the Border Crossing House by Simone Subissati Architects is a private residence that recovers the essential orthography of local rural houses, while evoking the experimentations of some of the protagonists of the Italian radical avantgarde.
Bienville House, New Orleans / Nathan Fell Architecture
Logistics of a working family typically requires all (family members) to stay tethered to their homes for longer periods than each would prefer individually. This can become a phycological drag when all your time at school, work and home is spend indoors, as had been the case for a New Orleans Architect and his family.