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Te Hihi House / Strachan Group Architects

Project: Te Hihi House Architects: Strachan Group Architects Location: Karaka, New Zealand Photography: Simon Devitt Text by Strachan Group Architects Te Hihi embraces the interminable rural setting amidst the gentle rolling landscape distinctive of Karaka, 45 kilometers south of Auckland City. The building is sited where two valleys converge to form a narrowing spur of

Wood Structure Inside Stone Walls

Wood Structure Inside Stone Walls / Corpo Atelier

Architects: Corpo Atelier / Filipe Paixão Project: Wood Structure Inside Stone Walls / Single House Refurbishment Location: Sernancelhe, Portugal Photography: Ricardo Oliveira Alves Architecture studio Corpo Atelier has renovated and restructured an old stone outbuilding in a rural area of northern Portugal, adding a bulky wood structure behind its thick masonry walls. From the architect:

Rural Cave House 1

Rural Cave House / hyperSity Architects

This Rural Cave House is a renovation project of “wow home” TV series, for the client Ye Liangchen, a Internet star, who lives in the Loess Plateau of Shanxi Province. The original house is one of typical traditional cave courtyard in the village, in disrepair, and almost collapsed condition. It included a main cave as the

Cave House 2

Cave House in Cordoba, Spain / UMMO Estudio

Cave House was rehabilitated as rural dwelling by the architects Andrés Moreno and Manuel Murillo of UMMO Estudio. The house is located in the Cuevas del Pino estate in Villarrubia, Córdoba, Spain. The Cuevas del Pino estate sits in the foothills of Sierra Morena, in calcarenite stone terrain arranged in slightly sloping strata that gives

Tinhouse

Tinhouse: Rural House on the Isle of Skye / Scotland

Tinhouse is located on the northwestern tip of the Isle of Skye, on a steeply sloping site overlooking The Minch, the body of water separating the Inner and Outer Hebrides. This rural house was completed in 2016 by the Rural Design Architects. The project is an essay in landscape, economy, construction and imagination which shares the

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