Project: Cata-Vento House Architects: Equipe Lamas Lead Architect: Samuel Lamas Location: Brasilia, Brazil Area: 375 m² Year: 2022 Photographs: Joana França The Cata-Vento House is implanted as a flower in the arid landscape of the Cerrado Biome, the Brazilian savannah. A couple seeking tranquility and connection with nature commissioned this urban refuge located 15 minutes […]
The client’s wish was to create a home that would provide a feeling of airiness and spaciousness and at the same time, they desired the possibility to separate the daily activities so the members of the household will not disturb each other.
San Ignacio house is a renovation and addition project of a house located in the state of Nayarit in Mexico. The client’s requirement was to renovate the existing building …
The house at Portugal in a rural environment where the concrete and Riga wood inside create comfort and in the exterior the earth tone and vegetation give life to it.
Sin Nombre Casa y Galeria is a direct reaction to its surroundings and context. Nicolò Galeazzi and Martina Salvaneschi, the Italian-South African Italy-based duo behind Associates Architecture, designed the house for a couple of young Italian-American designers.
DMA were approached by the clients after seeing another of our houses. Their site was a 600m2 recently subdivided site, with a rather unusual road frontage in that it was tucked below Upland Road and serviced by a feeder alley way.
Situated in a natural shelter of a valley at the foot of the Serra da Estrela, close to the parish of Gonçalo, in a place also known locally by the name of Mora, this agricultural property has approximately 18ha of area
A concrete framework establishes the structure and rhythm of Frame House, a residence in the Sonoma countryside. Rooted on a hillside above a forested canyon and vineyards, this structural grid maximizes the connection between the inside and out
A Sydney beachside home where shifting geometries coax northern sun into south-facing rooms, and big views are carefully framed and balanced.
The 1,500-square-foot house rises into the rainforest canopy – a secluded hideaway for the owner couple to retreat from the distractions of city life.
Design is austere, compact, with only true natural colors. The aim is to move the atmosphere from messy bistro to decent tropical show kitchen.
Alejandro Rangel Hidalgo, one of Colima’s most beloved and internationally renowned artists, lived for most of his life in the hacienda that anchors the small village of Nogueras.
