Located in Wellington, Korokoro House was designed by New Zealand studio Parsonson Architects. Description by Parsonson Architects: The house was designed for a family of 6 with children of varying ages. It sits on an elevated site with expansive views over Wellington Harbour to the south and a narrower view down to a green valley […]
There is a dramatic and winding approach up through the landscape that keeps the compound hidden until the last moment. The site strategy is one of slow revelation and discovery of the house and- ultimately- the view.
Bancroft House, nestled in Martis Camp, Truckee, CA, and a short distance from the serene Lake Tahoe, is a custom residence designed to meet the unique needs of a family with four children, three of whom are autistic triplets.
The Nethermead Residence in Charlotte, North Carolina, is a testament to the innovative design approach of Carlton Architecture, embodying a transitional style that melds classic elements with a contemporary twist.
This is a superb loft project realized by Russian designer Galina Lavrishcheva. The home is located in the suburbs of Krasnodar, Russia.
Located in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, the single family residence takes advantage of a long urban lot that allows for a 6,000 square foot home, expansive rear lawn, pool, and guest house. The plan of the home takes the shape of an “H” with the kitchen and dining room joining the lengthier bar geometries of the first level
Project: Old Stable Transformed into a Vacation Home Architects: Roy David Studio Location: Marche di Fermo, Italy Size: 200 sqm Year: 2015 Photography: Matteo Canestraro Motelparo Villa is a vacation house made by converting a old stable. The villa was designed by Tel Aviv – based Roy David Studio. Description by Roy David Studio: Motelparo villa
Project: Seasonal Spacious House Architecture: GITC Ltda. Structural calculation: Engineer Roberto Soto Sanitary Project: Simona Simonati Lighting project: R. Sebastian Diaz Landscape: Logna Barrientos + GITC Location: The Maqui, Olmué, V region, Chile Floor area: 253, 1 m² Materials: Concrete and steel, native wood coatings, treated pine, porcelain and glass Photographs: Felipe Díaz Contardo El
