Casa Velia maximizes a tight footprint of just 60 sqm by embracing simple geometry and thoughtful design. Consequently, the home feels spacious despite its limited size. Moreover, each area benefits from high ceilings and strategic material choices that connect interior and exterior.
House with Seven Floors by Malý Chmel is a unique single-family residence that redefines small-space living. Nestled in a sloped garden, the home is conceived as a vertical cave of light, where each floor offers a different quality of space. The design maximizes the potential of a small plot while creating a fluid environment that feels larger than its physical footprint.
The Batel Loft surge of a young entrepreneur’s desire to have a haven for his hectic life of meetings. The concept of the project is clear, a compact apartment without excesses, but with a unique, minimalist architecture in its pure form and with pieces of Brazilian design.
This Portuguese house consists of 2 floors, the groundfloor which is at the level of the entrance, and which comprises 4 bedrooms, living and dining area, kitchen and service areas, complemented by a car parking.
Agava House is located in Casablanca, Morocco, and was designed by Driss Kettani Architecte in 2016.
It is a rebuilding project for a residential area lined with houses from ancient times. Designed by Alts Design Office, the Yamashina House is in a 104.8sqm (31 tsubo) low-rise area, and on a narrow piece of land with setback restrictions and limitations set forth under the Landscape Act. For this reason, the surrounding houses are
Villa Marittima is a residence with minimalist architecture designed by Robin Williams Architect, located in St Andrews Beach, Victoria, Australia. Description by Robin Williams: A private enclosure by the ocean, filled with natural light: with simple, expansive and flexible spaces. Spaces in which to be joyful, liberated, relaxed and uninhibited. The real luxury we have
House in Kai is a project completed in 2014 by Tokyo-based studio Mamm Design. The architect’s description: The only strong request from client was that all rooms should be oriented to the south. Kai-city, where they have harsh winter, is in Kofu basin, which is located in central part of Japan. We realized that people who lives in
House K realized by Yoshichika Takagi and associates is at least an atypical project through the demands that the owner had towards the architects. The client wanted the interior to be an opened one and to be designed like a village. Considering the cold climate from Hokkaido, finding a solution to design a wide open
