In the scenic province of Cáceres, Ábaton Arquitectos took on the challenge of converting an abandoned stable into a modern, sustainable family home. Situated high on a hill, this remote location, far from city water or electrical infrastructure, required a thoughtful design approach that would respect and harmonize with the surrounding environment.
Designed as a collaboration between Norwegian studio Gartnerfuglen and Spanish architect Mariana de Delás, the Grooming Retreat was the “dream” request of a woman who had recently moved back to her hometown in the south of the Spanish island. Description by Mariana de Delás: Located on a remote agricultural state in southern Mallorca, this structure
Architect: Puras Arkitekter / Soren Sarup Project: Aavego Cottage Location: Nordjylland, Denmark Photographs: Tina Stephansen – Studio 55 / Lars Daniel Terkelsen Designed, conceived and built mostly by hand by Danish architect Soren Sarup (founder of Puras arkitekter), the Aavego Cottage interacts with the surrounding landscape and integrates the natural and contemporary qualities of simple living. Situated
Lundnas House is a summer house designed by Swedish architect Buster Delin for himself. Description by Buster Delin: The Lundnas House is the architect’s summer house. It is located in Hälsingland, Sweden, and is built in the granite foundation from a turn of the century ceramic stove factory. One of the prerequisites for building on
Paradoxically the new main cabin at Årsund was built after the annex. This due to the fact that the original cabin, with exception of the annex, was removed to make way for the new-build.
Located on the coast of Chile, D House was designed by Panorama Arquitectos in collaboration with WMR Arquitectos. This house in Matanzas is situated at the top of a cliff, 65 mts. approximately above sea level.
Architects: DUST Studio Project Name: Tucson Mountain Retreat Location: Sonoran Desert, Arizona, USA Photographs: Jeff Goldberg / Esto The Tucson Mountain Retreat shares over 900 feet of its perimeter with the pristine expanse of Saguaro National Park, in the heart of the Sonoran Desert landscape with its endless stretch of towering Saguaro Cacti. It is
Broissin Architects have recently completed Irekua Anatani house in Valle de Bravo, Mexico. Description by architect: The name “Avandaro” comes from a Purépecha (a native language) word that means “place of the orchard” or “place in the clouds”. It was a territory originally inhabited by the tarasco indigenous people; who gave it this name, from whose
