A Backyard Cottage as Primary Dwelling – and Urban Oasis
Located in Seattle’s Central Area neighborhood, this home is an L shaped plan that creates a courtyard accessible from both the living area and the bedroom.
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Larus Marinus House, Wategos by Harley Graham Architects
Sited within the valley of the eastern most seaside town of Wategos Beach, Larus Marinus house is a multigenerational family retreat that perches lightly on the steeply contoured site, overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
Blue Oaks Residence / Richard Beard Architects
The structures are simple and straightforward, reminiscent of the ranches, farms and vineyards that typify the Anderson Valley north of San Francisco.
Modern-Scandinavian Styled House in Central Israel
The Modern-Scandinavian Styled House by Shir Shtaigman Interiors redefines contemporary living in central Israel. Designed for a young couple with two children, the 200-square-meter residence spans two stories and reflects a natural, harmonious aesthetic.
Highland House by Coates Design Architects
Architectural simplicity inspired this 3,000 square-foot home located in the beautiful Issaquah Highlands.
Baker Boys Beach House / REFRESH* Studio for Architecture
Influenced by local campsites – where cooking, gathering and sleeping zones are united under a large tarpaulin – Baker Boys Beach House incorporates essential functionality in a compact footprint.
Jaffa House Renovation / Architect Raz Melamed & Architect Omer Danan
The Jaffa house was designed for a young couple and their two children, who have already lived in the home for many years and knew how to identify every corner inside while identifying the home’s every need…
Great Granny House by Harley Graham Architects
The design of Great Granny House is a direct response to the specific site characteristics where the ocean views are to the South and the prime orientation is to the North.
SAOTA’s First Completed Project in Russia: Silver Pine Villa
In the Russian Capital of Moscow, this contemporary home, set among the pine woods on an island in the Moskva River, introduces a revolutionary outward-looking approach to the city’s architectural tradition.