Architects: anArchitecte Project: Maison Noire Kerenoc Architect in Charge: Anaïs Nicolas Location: Kerénoc, Pleumeur-Bodou, France Area 145.0 m2 Photography: Pascal Leopold Designed by french studio anArchitecte, the Maison Noire Kerenoc is located in an old granite quarry, along the Breton seashore.
 At the outset, the future inhabitants wanted a one-story, unobtrusive house giving on to a panoramic […]
The owner of this house is a young pilot and his family for his future home space, the house landed lightly on the site in the new developing town near the Incheon airport. Flying House was designed by IROJE KHM Architects.
Project: Lake Edge House Architects: TruexCullins Architecture Location: Northern Vermont, United States Landscape design: Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture Photography: Jim Westphalen Studio Lake Edge House is positioned on a slender parcel of land alongside Lake Champlain. The architecture and site design address the idea of edge and emergence. This northern Vermont residence was recently completed by TruexCullins
Woodshed Guest House is a residential project nestled in the foothills of the Green Mountains in Pomfret, Vermont.
Designed by Wolf Design Studio, Roberto Lane house is a new 6,200 square foot residence in Bel Air, California. ​ This one-of-a-kind new construction is bathed in natural light and overlooking captivating city, canyon and partial ocean views. Custom built with no expense spared and only the finest materials and high end finishes, this 5
The house owner of this project is a couple. Because the host and hostess are all doctors, they are very busy on weekdays. Therefore they hope to have a quiet and elegant residence to relieve fatigue after all-day work. In addition, the owner and his wife like to cook in her spare time
Located in South Australia, Waitpinga House serves as a tranquil family retreat, designed by Mountford Williamson Architecture. This residence provides a peaceful escape from urban life, seamlessly blending into the surrounding environment while promoting a relaxed and informal lifestyle.
Minimal and raw, yet textured and welcoming, the Paddington Residence is an exploration of flexibility, space, and materials. Designed by and for Ellivo Architects’ Principal Mason Cowle and his family, the challenge was to bring a rigorously contemporary home to an historical neighborhood.
A main facade hides the whole capacity and scope of the object as its main part is subterranean. When getting near the entrance of the house, it loses its scale; a sense of a small dynamic volume appears. But there is a real space sense inside: two storey hall, numerous translucent apertures are creating an overall impression of the structure of the house.
