Tmolo House, designed by Pyo Arquitectos, transforms an old farmhouse converted into a holiday home for a young family with four daughters. Located in Granda de Abajo, Spain, the house underwent extensive renovation after being untouched for over five decades.
Located in the heart of Madrid, Attic House by Spanish architect Idoia Otegui offers an extraordinary blend of urban living and countryside charm. Situated on the 12th floor of a 1960s tower in the Chamberí district, this unique chalet-style residence provides the rare opportunity to experience the serenity of nature while being fully immersed in the bustling life of the city
The project involves an old barn partially damaged by the earthquake. A massive structural intervention has made the building suitable to support other similar events. The environment is characterized by the presence of disused abandoned farm buildings and the cultivated fields of the Modena plain.
The CG342 House was conceived upon the request of a young professional to be built on a lagoon lot located in a private gated golf community. Lot limits get blurred with the inevitable focal point: the lagoon. As regards usefulness, we designed flexible spaces adaptable to our client’s active life as well as to his future family needs, trying not to restrict other possible uses.
Concrete House is a single-family home designed by Matt Gibson Architecture and Design in Melbourne, Australia. Composed of 2 longitudinal zones located to north & south of an east west spine – living spaces to the north and sleeping/utility spaces to the south,
Project: Two Houses at Nichada Architects: Alkhemist Architects Collaborating Architect: Kraipol Jayanetra, Tongjai Tetiwong, Prueksakul Kornudom, Perapon Suriyamongkol Location: Nonthaburi, Thailand Area: 340 sqm Photographs: Ketsiree Wongwan Bangkok-based Alchemist Architects have designed two houses, side by side, for two brothers with different lifestyles. The site of two houses at Nichada Village is located in a suburban
This Barcelona house was designed by Harquitectes for a couple who loves art and nature. Not so many jobs begin like this one, with an owners’ list of wishes and hopes for their new home.
This complete rebuild of a mid-century, the design flows from an analysis of the varied site conditions already present and reinforces key relationships to the site while establishing new ones.
