Perched on a mountainside overlooking a protected nature reserve, the Hillside Reserve House by Israelevitz Architects redefines minimalist living for a family of five. Moreover, every detail—from its staggered concrete volumes to its seamless indoor–outdoor flow—was crafted to connect the home with its wild, panoramic surroundings.
Nestled among native vegetation, the Desert Fairways Residence emerges organically from its lush surroundings. Moreover, its low-slung masonry volumes enclose private zones, while a dynamically folded metal canopy shelters the social heart of the home. As a result, the design both complements and commands the rugged Arizona landscape.
Garrigue is a type of natural Mediterranean landscape made up of low, aromatic shrubs like thyme, rosemary, and lavender. It typically grows on dry, rocky limestone soils, especially in southern France. The terrain is open, wild, and often associated with a rustic, sun-drenched atmosphere.
Casa Alfeição sits nestled in the picturesque hills of Loulé, where architectural elegance meets panoramic views of central and eastern Algarve. Consequently, every room celebrates the region’s natural beauty, while seamlessly blending indoor comfort with the outdoor landscape.
The AS House by ÁBATON redefines family living in Madrid through a 700 m² cross-laminated timber structure that responds directly to its steep 3,000 m² plot. Moreover, ÁBATON handled every aspect—architecture, interiors, furnishings, and landscaping—to deliver a cohesive residence where each element reinforces the others.
Set in a tranquil, tree-lined neighborhood, this custom mid-century modern residence has been thoughtfully upgraded to meet the everyday needs of a growing family. Moreover, Klopf Architecture respected the original 1950s spirit—its clean lines, generous volumes, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow—while introducing new spaces and connections that enhance comfort, function, and the overall quality of life.
Nestled on a steep, native bush–clad slope with sweeping north-western sea views, the 1980s Pole House Renovation transforms a once-quirky knotty home into a light-filled, enduring modern retreat. By respecting the original foundations and simplifying complex forms, the design team delivered a harmonious blend of shelter, seamless indoor-outdoor living, and minimal environmental impact.
Nestled behind a textured brick façade on a leafy suburban street, Willoughby House by Hobbs Jamieson Architecture reimagines the typical two-storey home as an expansive, single-level retreat. By combining privacy from the street with generous indoor–outdoor connections, the design balances security, light, and spacious living in equal measure.
Bunratty House sits gracefully on five acres of rolling hillside in The Gap, just a stone’s throw from Brisbane’s CBD. Texturally rich and oriented to capture sweeping views of the city skyline, this long-term family retreat balances contemporary elegance with laid-back outdoor living.
