Edgemont House is a Secluded Escape in North Vancouver
This 4,200 square foot, single family residence is situated on a newly created, subdivided lot in an established neighborhood in North Vancouver, British Columbia.
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East London House Extension by Mustard Architects: Inside Out
Our clients live in East London, close to their extended families and desired a space in which to eat, drink and be merry. Mustard Architects proposed extensions at ground floor to the rear and to the side and cut open the previously cramped, cold and isolated kitchen and dining rooms to flood the spaces with light creating a single open plan space.
Slope House on the Edge of Lake Rapel, Chile
Slope House is located on the edge of Lake Rapel, two hours from the city of Santiago de Chile. The project is composed of three levels. On the upper floor are the common spaces of the living room, kitchen, dining room, terrace, and services.
Pattern Residence Inspired by Vietnamese Modernism Heritage
Located west of Ho Chi Minh city on a 5m x 15m land, the Pattern House by MM++ Architects is an example of the standard south east Asian housing type called “shop-house” or “tube house”.
Hedgerow House, Philadelphia / ISA – Interface Studio Architects
The Northern Liberties neighborhood of Philadelphia has a long history of quirky independence, re-settled by artists and creative professionals in the last two decades.
The Farmhouse Reinvented – Casa Ry by Christoffersen Weiling Architects
The project Casa Ry designed by the Danish architecture studio Christoffersen & Weiling Architect wins the prestigious German architecture award Iconic Award in the category Innovative Architecture.
House in a Grove, India / STO.M.P Architects
Discover the ‘House in a Grove’ by STO.M.P Architects in Chettinad, blending contemporary design with rich cultural heritage for a unique and harmonious living space.
Bivvy House by Vaughn McQuarrie Alludes to Old Improvised Miner’s Huts
This compact dwelling follows the line of the hillside, bravely and unconventionally sloping down towards the view. The stepped plan stretches the view of the mountains long and low, just like a rock outcrop would.