East Fremantle House / Nic Brunsdon
The East Fremantle House is a contextually responsive addition to a heritage cottage in suburban Perth. The resulting house is breathable, functional, and responsive to the stages of life.
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From Rural to Modern – D89 House by Architect Raz Melamed
This house in Tel Aviv went from rural to modern, and under the professional hands of architect Raz Melamed, it underwent a full transformation that eventually suited its occupants like a glove, suited to both to their daily life and large scale hospitality that takes place on a regular basis.
Gellatly Road House by Delve Architects
The Gellatly Road House purposely uses a restricted palette of materials comprising dark stained larch cladding, birch ply and concrete.
Dragonfly Vacation House, Montana / Olson Kundig
The Dragonfly Vacation house emphasizes the crossing point between these two ecological zones – a distinct yet subtle marker of the family’s presence and legacy.
Whitebridge Garden House / Anthrosite Architects
This new home was informed by our client’s experience living on the site. The design responded to a desire for a home that would allow a young family to have a seamless relationship with the native landscape of the site. Coastal winds, high saline conditions, bush fire regulations and traffic noise were all notable factors in shaping the nurturing diagram
Kansas Avenue Residence by AAHA Studio
The Kansas Ave Residence is layered with custom fabricated, warm walnut millwork deliberately set against the cool of the poured concrete floors and board-formed concrete door pocket.
Agahnia House by Sebastian Mariscal Studio
A humble path seductively leads to a filtered stonewall with a mysterious presence. There are no windows and no reference to any grand entrance. Rather, a dense and naturally grown vegetated surroundings filtering the Agahnia house, to its almost disappearance.
Foo House, Arizona / The Ranch Mine
Pottery has played a critical role in most societies in human history as well as our modern-day understanding of those societies. In 2018, owners of a large piece of land centrally located in Phoenix, including a ceramic artist, approached architecture firm The Ranch Mine to design a new home in which their family could grow and create.