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.
The Dutchmoor Valley Guesthouse by SEEK Design + Architecture nestles quietly on a 5-acre Indiana farmstead, offering a private sanctuary for family, friends, and owners alike. Moreover, this 2,700-square-foot complement to the main complex—comprising the main house, pool house, barn, and garden—blends local shed vernacular with contemporary precision to create a wellness and entertainment haven.
The Casa Pastizal by Diez + Müller Arquitectos emerges from the rugged Andean terrain as a sculptural yet harmonious extension of its environment. Situated at 3,200 m above sea level, this fragmented concrete volume both sinks into and lifts itself above a gently modeled topography
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.
Casa Malinalco reimagines suburban living by dissolving the line between interior comfort and exterior beauty. Consequently, this two-level residence unfolds as a seamless dialogue with its golf-course setting—respecting local guidelines while celebrating open, light-filled spaces that invite nature in.
The Cabin in La Vera by ÁBATON revitalizes an abandoned holiday home into a sanctuary where traditional architecture meets modern living. Moreover, this integral rehabilitation honors the original structure—its volumetry, materials, and spirit—while weaving in contemporary comforts and sustainable strategies.
The 100% Wooden House challenges traditional codes of individual housing by showcasing wood’s full potential. Located within the educational promenade of France’s Château de la Bourdaisière park, this prototype dwelling evolves through research, experimentation, and discovery.
