Ananda Townhouses by OWN
The Ananda Townhouses seeks to reflect an elegant, natural, and modern environment, for this same reason a palette of natural, light and fresh materials is used, providing spaciousness and comfort.
residential architecture
Triangle Layer House by Maruta Architects
The Triangle Layer house is a proposed broad boundary that extends beyond the criteria of numerical functionality and specs in the human-to-human relationship between space and space.
AK House / Pitsou Kedem Architects
Project: AK House Architects: Pitsou Kedem Architects Design Team: Shirley Marco, Nir Rotem, Pitsou Kedem Light Design: Orly Avron Alkabes Location: Ramat Hasharon, Israel Total site area: 1100sqm Total floor area: 360sqm Completed: 2020 Photo Credits: Amit
Stanford Mid-Century Modern Remodel Addition by Klopf Architecture
Klopf designed a full gut remodel and major addition to bring the house into the 21st century and provide the living area needed for the client’s family.
Pike & Pond House / Oza Sabbeth Architects
Pike & Pond House curates one’s experience by pivoting from the very public street to domestic spaces of the home. These spaces in turn are designed to take in the tranquility of the Pond beyond.
The Nest House, Greece / React Architects
The Nest house extends on this side. The building protrudes from the slope of the hill, fully adapted to the contours of the terrain. On the western side, it is almost underground.
Snowmass Creek House by Rowland+Broughton
To strengthen the family through design we needed to create a retreat that fosters and accentuates community and interaction, facilitates multi-generational family gathering, and supports aging in place.
Morrison House by Chris Elliott Architects
A protected and private timber box sits on top of a glass box in this renovation of a Sydney semi. Small, dark, rear rooms were demolished to make way for a large, airy, light space containing living,…
102 The Mill House / Carter Williamson Architects
102 The Mill House stands as an example of architecture that allows its residences to feel safe and secure, confident and expressive, quiet and reflective; a philosophy of Carter Williamson.