“Above the Dune” Home for Dedicated Surfer / Levy Art + Architecture
Being a beachfront home, this project required materials with a high resistance to salt air in order to resist decay and not degrade unnecessarily over time.
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Is Living in a Van Worth It?
Let us start with the many advantages of living in a van. It gives you the opportunity to wander and lead a cost-effective life. For those who are already pursuing this lifestyle, the benefits certainly outweigh the challenges.
Grases Corner Apartment by Arantxa Manrique Arquitectes
It’s the rehabilitation of a 105m2 corner apartment in a residential building from the early twentieth century in a place in the Poble Sec neighborhood in Barcelona.
Rustic Canyon House, Los Angeles by Walker Workshop
A light-filled family home in Rustic Canyon, a Pacific-coast facing canyon nestled in between Santa Monica and Pacific Palisades, in Los Angeles California.
Litibu Bungalow by Palma
The 50m2 bungalow is located in Litibu, a small town on the coast of the Mexican Pacific. The bedroom and living space are seperated in two volumes to create an open patio in between.
Ventolera Refuge by TATŪ Arquitectura
The Ventolera Refuge acquires its name due to its enclave, located in the highest area of a deep ravine, the shelter is exposed to the wind corridor that is generated and gives its name, but at the same time enjoys by this same condition of privileged views.
Pirie Street Extension by Preston Lane Architects
Pirie Street Extension reclines back onto a hill in New Town and gazes at the mountain, providing an outward focus to what was an internalised but charming 1910 cottage.
Rain Harvest Home – Net Zero House Equipped with a Green Roof and Sustainable Bathhouse
Rain Harvest Home (La Casa que Cosecha Lluvia) is a humble, tripartite home in the mountains west of Mexico City that integrates with the landscape and the site’s natural cycles to offer an experiential connection to place.