Indaiatuba House was originally a summer retreat. The owners, Sandra and José Luiz, planned to transform it into a full-time home for their retirement. With two children—a daughter (who already has a son) and a son (a teenager/young adult with a girlfriend)—the family needed more privacy and space.
Nestled in the inner-city suburb of Lake Wendouree, Ballarat Central House exists among a diverse mix of residential properties that range from 19th-century charm to modern designs. Tucked away on a quiet, tree-lined street, the home benefits from the vibrant energy of the nearby city centre and Lake Wendouree precinct—all while maintaining a sense of privacy and tranquility.
The role of an architect goes far beyond drafting blueprints—it involves translating an intellectual vision into a living space that resonates with the client’s needs and personal style. In House for an Artist, this process unfolds through an extraordinary collaboration between architect and client, resulting in a home that reflects both artistic expression and innovative, sustainable design.
Back House is a charming retreat tucked behind another home, designed as a minor dwelling for a young family. This compact residence enhances quality of life by making the most of a sunny spot in the rear garden. With an efficient footprint of just 64 sqm, it offers everything a home needs while remaining delightfully detailed and highly functional.
Wake Robin House by Prentiss Balance Wickline is a stunning residence that seamlessly blends its natural surroundings with refined architectural detail. Shaped by an open meadow and framed by mature evergreen trees, the design embraces its site, ensuring that every element works harmoniously with nature.
New Zealand bach living comes alive in the innovative project, Follow the Sun, designed by Strachan Group Architects. This coastal retreat at Langs Beach embodies the relaxed lifestyle that defines NZ bach culture—whether you’re spending a day at the beach or unwinding in your own sunny sanctuary with family and friends.
Skylight Hut, located in a peaceful recreational area near Prague, stands out with its distinctive form and innovative design. Its asymmetrical, tent-like roof is truncated and topped with a pair of skylights, giving the structure both a unique silhouette and functional benefits.
Nestled on the picturesque outskirts of Hrubá Skála, this modern weekend house seamlessly blends into the idyllic landscape of the Bohemian Paradise Protected Landscape Area. Designed with deep respect for the region’s rich history and natural beauty, the house serves as a tranquil retreat, fostering a close connection with its surroundings.
