Fallen Tower House reimagines the iconic vertical stone towers of the Mani region in Greece by positioning them horizontally as the centerpiece of a modern home. In doing so, Kipseli Architects honor the region’s rich history while creating spaces that foster community, connection, and reflection.
The Conundrum Creek Residence stands as a thoughtfully designed home that effortlessly harmonizes with its natural surroundings. From the moment you approach, you notice how the design adapts to the site’s unique features.
Betasso Overlook Cabin challenges traditional alpine cabin norms and establishes a fresh vernacular rooted in Rocky Mountain culture, climate, and landscape. The design shuts down cold western winds with a solid, steep roof-wall while opening up to the gentle glow of the morning sun through expansive floor-to-ceiling glass.
Casa Negra is a striking example of urban infill architecture, nestled on a wooded lot in West Asheville. Initially, we embarked on this project as an accessory dwelling to our home, and today it houses our design studio on the main and top levels with a rental on the bottom level.
Beaver Brook Retreat (Bunkhouse) is a unique structure designed by Material Design Build (MDB) for a rural retreat in Sullivan County, NY. From the start, MDB collaborated closely with the client and subcontractors to create a flexible space that accommodates large groups year-round.
Panorama Residence encompasses the renovation and expansion of an existing home originally designed by renowned mid-century architect James Hunter. Consequently, the project has earned recognition as a Historic Landmark. Moreover, it caters to homeowners seeking a tranquil retreat while balancing privacy amid cherished landmarks and bustling trails.
Villa 95 stands as a testament to modern architecture that harmonizes with nature. Located on an irregularly shaped plot in Altos de Valderrama, Sotogrande, the project maximizes the relationship between the home and its natural surroundings.
MY House by MW Architects redefines small-space living in South East London. The founder, Matthew Wood, designed a new extension using dark Staffordshire blue engineering bricks. In contrast, the original “half house” features yellow brick. Consequently, this extension of just seven square meters creates both function and delight.
