rural house

1960’s Rural House Extension and Full Retrofit

Ansty Plum rural house is a renovation project recently completed by London-based Coppin Dockray Architects. Set within the historic Wiltshire village of Ansty, this full retrofit and extension has been carried out to an architecturally significant 1960s house and its ancillary but separate studio. Description by Coppin Dockray: This rural house is radically sited on […]

Jura House Blends into the Surrounding Hill

Project: Jura House Architects: JDS Architects Creative authorship: Julien de Smedt Project leader: Federico Pedrini Project team: Carlos Cabrera Muños, Cristina Colonetti, Isik Kelsnir, Joanna Janota, Liz Kelsey, Miguel Taborda, Pierre Jean le Maitre, Pieter Jacxens, Ruxandra Stroe Budget: 200,000 EUR Size: 134 sqm Location: Bois D’amont, France Photography: Julien Lanoo JDS Architects have designed

Teke House Architecture Integrates Active and Passive Sustainable Solutions

The Turkish architect Onur Teke has designed Teke house for a retired couple who yielded to “the pull of the land” and settled in Aegean village to start an olive grove. Teke house has 200 square meters and is located in Mordogan, Izmir Province, Turkey. Description by Onur Teke: The Teke House is uniquely suited to

TD House: combination of modernism and rural architecture

TD House is a family home designed by Budapest-based Sporaarchitects office. The house has an area of 146 square meters and is located in Debrecen, Hungary. Description by Sporaarchitects: The concept of this house is based on both the traditions of early modernism in Debrecen and the simple, clear and logical construction of rural houses.

New-build four bedroom family house set in a secluded valley in Monmouthshire

The Nook is a family house designed by Monmouthshire-based Hall + Bednarczyk Architects. Description by Hall+Bednarczyk Architects: The Nook is a new-build four bedroom family house set in a secluded valley in Monmouthshire, UK. Planning permission for this 250m2 home was secured to replace a drab 1960’s bungalow that had previously occupied a corner of

The Cave – Wonderful Architectural Project Located in a Secluded Natural Oasis

The Cave is an architectural project realized by the Mexican design studio Greenfield from Monterrey within the natural reservation “Pilares”. Part of the National Park “Maderas del Carmen”, the reservation lies on a area of 40,000 hectares and it is dedicated to preserving endangered species. The Cave House is built in the traditional note with

Lake House – Reinterpretation of Traditional Rural House

Project: Lake House Architects: De La Carrera Cavanzo  Construction: PRV ASOCIADOS, Laura Pinto, Humberto Rocha. Collaborators: Mauricia Berrío, Juan Sebatián Rocha. Structural design: Eng. Lucía Rojas. Hydraulic design: INGEHIDRAR: ARQ. Luis Fernánez Electric design: EMC: ARCH. Enrique Mejía Fernando de la Carrera and Alejandro Cavanzo have proposed to reinterpret through this project the traditional rural

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