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.
The Thoreau Cabin, nestled within the expansive Noorderpark reserve just north of Utrecht, recently underwent a transformation at the hands of Dutch architects from CC-Studio. Originally built in 1966, this 35 m² hideaway provides a dry, warm refuge for volunteers maintaining the estate. It also serves as a storage space for gardening tools and maintenance equipment.
Blueys Beach Vacation House is a single-family holiday house designed by Bourne Blue Architecture in 2015. Blueys Beach is a popular holiday destination, on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales, Australia.
Project: Wooden Shelters Architects: LUMO Architects Location: South Funen Archipelago, Denmark Architects in Charge: Lars Sønderskov, Mads Lindstrøm Collaborators and credit: Sloth Møller Engineering Project Year: 2015 Danish architectural studio LUMO Arkitekter have completed this year 47 wooden shelters (located in 17 different sites) in northeast of Svendborg, along the sea coast. Description by LUMO
De Rosee Sa recently completed a magical lakeside cabin on the edge of woodlands in the village of Nouvelles, Belgium. A self-build project, the new 35 m2 cabin replaces an old dilapidated timber structure.
The Sculptural House is a remarkable example of collaboration between a client, sculptor Jacek Jarnuszkiewicz, and architects Marie-Claude Hamelin and Loukas Yiacouvakis of YH2 Architecture Studio.
Taylor and Miller Architecture and Design have designed Lake Retreat in Western Massachusetts. Description by Taylor and Miller: This residence in Western Massachusetts maintains a dualistic relationship with the lake against which it is nestled. When seen from the street, the house is abstract in form, showing no aperture or puncture. As one steps down
Tasman Lifestyle Home, meticulously designed by Stephenson Bell Architects, marks the first stage of a permaculture-inspired residence set within the picturesque Ruby Bay in Tasman.
