Nestled among native vegetation, the Desert Fairways Residence emerges organically from its lush surroundings. Moreover, its low-slung masonry volumes enclose private zones, while a dynamically folded metal canopy shelters the social heart of the home. As a result, the design both complements and commands the rugged Arizona landscape.
Nestled within Arizona’s vast desert landscape, the Desert Geode Residence reveals itself as a harmonious blend of rugged protection and luminous openness. By contrasting folded metal planes with blasted-face masonry, the architects evoke the layered beauty of a geode—capturing sunlight on the exterior while offering an intimate sanctuary inside.
In a rare and dynamic shift, the Re-Folded House by Mcleod Bovell Modern Houses emerged from a mid-construction re-conceptualization. When the original homeowners stepped aside and their daughter took over management of the project, she brought not only a fresh perspective but a bold challenge: to question the conventional structure and spatial logic of a house.
GROW Residence, located in the Bankview neighborhood of Calgary, is redefining urban living with its 20-unit multi-residential housing project. Designed by Grow Architecture, this innovative development focuses on fostering a diverse community through a variety of unit sizes and a unique, barrier-free 0.6-acre rooftop urban farm.
Step into the world of Trinity Passive House in Revelstoke, B.C. Designed by STARK Architecture & Interior Design, this home captures stunning mountain views and embodies cohesion and progression.
The Y house sits on a ridge, bordered by mature spruce and fir, and looks down towards Anna Lake and the Rocky Mountains beyond. The principal level of the house is arranged in a Y-shaped plan that maximises the potential of the site
Camera House acts as a lens for focusing the experience of the site. It is a spatial device to heighten perception, capturing incoming light, and guiding the inhabitants to live in close connection with their surroundings.
An Asia-based couple wanted their Vancouver condo with big English Bay and False Creek views to be artistically designed, and feel all at once comfortable and inspiring for resting, working and entertaining.
