Summer Retreat in Maine: Three Identical Cabins Connected by a Deck
Little House On The Ferry is a summer retreat composed of a group of cabins designed by GO Logic in Vinalhaven, Maine, USA.
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The Crossing House Overlooking Pakiri Beach
The house fuses together a limited material palette of concrete, blue steel, and oiled cedar into a bold and incredibly dynamic space, allowing the owner (a professional writer) genuine flexibility to entertain, while acknowledging the need for the relative solitude of a working studio space.
San Anselmo House / Shands Studio
In the picturesque setting of Marin County, architect Barbara Shands has designed the San Anselmo House, a personal project tailored for her family. Situated on a sloping site, this 2,450 square foot residence cleverly utilizes its hillside position
Architectural Forms That Make a Proud Statement in the Quebec Landscape
Designed by Bourgeois Lechasseur Architects, the Grands-Jardins house is located in Petite-Rivière-St- François, Canada. These architectural forms are inspired by Scandinavian contemporary villas.
Dom Viçoso House / Brasil Arquitectura
Designed by Brasil Arquitetura, the Dom Viçoso House is a remarkable residence that harmonizes with its breathtaking location. Situated at the edge of a plateau in the Serra da Mantiqueira, Minas Gerais, the house’s design leverages the natural landscape to create a unique living experience.
Islesboro Residence, Maine / Andrew Berman Architect
These buildings, a house, boathouse, and studio structure, are located on a rocky outcrop with long views southwest down Penobscot Bay. It is a spectacular site with varied topography, flora, and views. The structures were designed to carefully stitch into the landscape.
Castle Rock House: Beach Houses with a Fabulous Openness
Castle Rock house is designed by Herbst Architects and won the NZIA – Auckland Architecture Award 2015. The house is located on the coast of New Zealand, near Auckland.
Chicory Kiln Converted into a Family Beach Home
House for Hermes was originally a chicory kiln located on Phillip Island, Australia. Andrew Simpson Architects has converted this old building into a warm and comfortable family beach home.