Hahei Beach House, crafted by Evelyn McNamara Architecture alongside Chris Tate Architecture, tackles a steep coastal site with a striking modernist solution. By drawing inspiration from a majestic Pohutukawa tree at the property’s base, the architects created…
CLB Architects have designed this traditional guest barn holding a guest bedroom, personal gym, and garage with a large modern picture window twist.
New England Island Retreat is a residential project completed by New York-based SheltonMindel. Brief: In a new residence constructed on a historic New England Island, design a place to seamlessly integrate the architecture, landscape and interior design.
This Patagonian retreat is located in the south shore of the Todos los Santos Lake in southern Chile, surrounded by native forests and several volcanoes. Apio Arquitectos have designed this house for a Chilean couple with three children.Â
Experience the tranquility of the Weston retreat in Weston, Massachusetts. With its rustic elegance and modern amenities, this home renovation project offers the perfect escape from the busy city life.
Kiawat house by Lee Kleinhelter Interior Design is a vacation home designed as a retreat for a busy Atlanta family. The award winning architecture and private lush landscape made for a unique coastal project. The empty space allowed
Crane Island Retreat is a summer cottage completed in 2016 by David Heide Design Studio. Project description: A summer cottage that perfectly encapsulates the lake tradition, this new house has the look and feel of a 1910
Project: La Maison Haute Architect: Atelier Pierre Thibault Location: Lac-Clair, Quebec, Canada Photography: Maxime Brouillet La Maison Haute by Atelier Pierre Thibault is a family retreat located in Lac-Clair, Quebec, Canada. Project description: La Maison Haute was
Nestled into a forested slope along the eastern edge of the Case Inlet, this small retreat opens to a western view of the Olympic Mountains and the Puget Sound. Case Inlet Retreat was designed by Seattle-based MW Works.
