Designed by Manuel Aires Mateus, and completed in 2015, this house is located on the edge of a small chain of hills. Set in relative isolation, it sits above the village of Melides and the lack of neighbouring houses allows for unobstructed views of the ocean, which are particularly magnificent at sunset.
Janus Residence is a family home renovated and modernized by Seattle-based Workshop AD. This project transforms a 1930 brick Tudor into a house with two faces. The traditional, street facing façade remains untouched, concealing the dramatic change to the interior and rear façade.
Archterra is a small architectural practice located in Margaret River, Western Australia. Designed by Archterra Architects, Bush House is a single family house with an area of 168 square meters, surrounded by nature and flooded with light.Â
Completed by A4estudio, the Evans House is designed to take full advantage of the breathtaking views that surround it. The house is situated in the foothills of the Andes, in Tunuyán, Argentina.
Exclusive gated waterfront house elegantly captures the Haro Straight (Canada) from this remarkable modern architectural design from Victoria-based 519 design +, Chris Foyd and Peter Johannknecht. This fresh design is amplified by the natural light that cascades into the home from floor to ceiling windows allowing for stunning views throughout. Glass is used throughout the
While the original site offered potential for stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Coit Tower, and downtown San Francisco, the Telegraph Hill house suffered from unusually narrow and dark interior spaces.
BLM House is a private residence designed in 2015 by the Brazilian studio ATRIA Arquitetos. The house is located in Brasilia and was designed in according with the principles of sustainable architecture. Description by ATRIA: Villa BLM was designed based on climate, existing on site vegetation, low cost maintenance and energy efficiency. Our client aimed to
In the mid 1970s, the architect Tod Williams created a modest house for himself by connecting three small 19th century barns he had relocated to an undeveloped property in Sagaponack.
Project: Water Mill House Project Team: Khanna Schultz Architects – Vrinda Khanna, Robert Schultz, Bill Agostinho, Elizabeth Shipley, Carol Chang Landscape Design: Julie Farris, XS Space LLC and Margie Ruddick Landscape General Contractor: Brian Mannix, Mannix Custom Builders Landscape Contractor: Summerhill Landscapes Structural Engineering: Ross Dalland PE MEP Engineering: Condon Engineering Photographs: Scott Frances Water
