Single Residence in Tune with Nature / Stephan Maria Lang Architects
The plastic beauty of the building is architecturally designed in perfect harmony with the natural splendor of its surroundings and the needs of a patchwork family of 5 Kids.
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Home Dijkhuis in Amsterdam by Studio Modijefsky
In the north of Amsterdam, a traditional ‘’Dijkhuis’’ (dyke house) has been transformed into a family home by Studio Modijefsky. This kind of building, as you might have guessed, is built next to a dyke.
Franklin Street Residences, San Francisco / Michael Hennessey Architecture
This two-unit residential building proposes an alternative to conventional building strategies found throughout San Francisco. At the front elevation, a modern bay window is employed, contributing to the scale and rhythm of the more traditional bay windows…
Puppeteers House, Sintra, Portugal / REDO Architects
Located in Sintra, an area that is known for its romanticist palaces and gardens as well as its relative proximity to the sea, this project stands within the former Puppeteers’ Quarter.
Penthouse Apartment by Nitzan Horowitz – A Villa on Cloud Nine
Open spaces, a family room, and a large balcony: This apartment was designed like a private villa, whilst actually being located on the 21st floor
Blackwood House / Kaplan Thompson Architects
Unlike contemporary modern spaces that are cold and sterile, this house is modern and sleek yet roughhewn. With fine woodworking alongside the clean lines of the interior structure, raw and cooked come together in harmony.
Royal River House – Efficient Single-Story Home by Briburn, Maine
An energy efficient single-story home with detached garage + a separate artist’s studio, all capable of reaching net zero energy goals.
Bilgola Beach House / Olson Kundig
Responding to the beachfront environment of its headland site, the Bilgola Beach House is designed to withstand Australia’s dramatic climate conditions, where harsh sunlight, high winds and flooding are common.
How Barnwood Adds Character To Your Home’s Interior
All barnwood is reclaimed, but not all reclaimed wood is barnwood. The difference is simple: if the wood was used in a barn, it’s barnwood—if it comes from other places, like old factories or warehouses, it’s reclaimed.