Zasadený House by Paulíny Hovorka Architekti blends seamlessly into the sloping terrain above Banská Bystrica. Moreover, its name—“embedded” in Slovak—reflects how the home nestles into the hillside. Consequently, this single‑story residence feels both protected and connected to its lush mountain surroundings.
The House Under the Ground by WillemsenU transforms a small goat house site into a stunning, underground retreat. Located on the edge of a protected nature reserve, the project works within strict zoning limits while enhancing the natural beauty of the landscape.
Designed by Crahayjamaigne Architectes, Jach’s House is a bioclimatic extension that seamlessly integrates into its forest surroundings. This innovative 7-meter cube demonstrates adaptability and sustainability while respecting its natural environment.
One of that last structural elements determined during home design is typically that of the roof and the materials to be used in creating it. Why? Not surprisingly, most roofing is simply an asterisk to the beauty of the home. However, the pitch, valleys, hips, eaves and materials selected for your roof can either create a beautiful, memorable crown for your home or a nondescript add-on to a standard house.
Your roof is a significant part of your home’s identity. By exploring different roofing designs, you can up the ante to the look of your home and make a statement that’s uniquely yours.
The roofing industry is continually evolving, incorporating advanced technologies that not only enhance the functionality of roofs but also contribute significantly to environmental sustainability and energy efficiency.
Your home can feel more outdoorsy simply by adding spaces that combine interior comfort with the external environment. One way to do this is with a screened-in porch.
Maintaining a Green Roof is a significant environmental responsibility and increases a place’s aesthetic appeal. Green roofs are very helpful in providing insulation and conserving biodiversity.
