New Zealand bach living comes alive in the innovative project, Follow the Sun, designed by Strachan Group Architects. This coastal retreat at Langs Beach embodies the relaxed lifestyle that defines NZ bach culture—whether you’re spending a day at the beach or unwinding in your own sunny sanctuary with family and friends.
Skylight Hut, located in a peaceful recreational area near Prague, stands out with its distinctive form and innovative design. Its asymmetrical, tent-like roof is truncated and topped with a pair of skylights, giving the structure both a unique silhouette and functional benefits.
Nestled on the picturesque outskirts of Hrubá Skála, this modern weekend house seamlessly blends into the idyllic landscape of the Bohemian Paradise Protected Landscape Area. Designed with deep respect for the region’s rich history and natural beauty, the house serves as a tranquil retreat, fostering a close connection with its surroundings.
Peace Retreat House, designed by Quinzhee Architecture, is a rustic sanctuary near the summit of Le Maelström Mountain in Lac-Beauport. Surrounded by dense forests and sloping terrain, the retreat serves as both the starting and ending point for several hiking trails.
Prentiss + Balance + Wickline Architects built Wandling House on 20 acres of working ranch property, where elegant design meets Methow practicality. The site inspires with its gorgeous views of distant mountains, wildflower-clad hills, and even cows grazing nearby. Moreover, the expansive setting enriches the character of this distinctive residence.
Woodstock House by Kimberly Peck Architect sits gracefully on the slopes of Ticetonyk Mountain in the Catskills. This modern retreat integrates seamlessly with its natural surroundings, ensuring the home maintains a continuous dialogue with the landscape.
Designed by Clemens Kirsch Architecture, Villa Minimale is a remarkable allotment house situated in the scenic hills of Vienna. This compact yet highly efficient retreat balances functionality and design inspiration, offering an ideal space for a family of four to relax, socialize, and garden.
Located in the rural township of New Marlborough, Massachusetts, House FIVE by Easton Combs sits in the southern Berkshire County countryside. The design integrates the adjacent river, wetlands, and Berkshire mountain landscape, creating a series of view corridors that connect the interior spaces to the surrounding nature.
