Wood is one of the most famous and oldest building materials. At first, it served only as a modest material for construction, but for a long time it also has had a much more diverse role – it can do anything, from construction to decor.
Moshav House, designed by Ron Shpigel Architects, is a one-of-a-kind home inspired by the surrounding horse farms. Located on a sloping plot, this home stands out for its natural, rustic aesthetic combined with modern functionality. Architect Ron Shpigel, who has worked with the family for nearly a decade, skillfully incorporated elements from the farm into the design.
Log cabins stand as a quintessential choice for those seeking a new home that blends the allure of nature with the comforts of modern living. These iconic structures, with their rich historical roots and adaptable designs
Sited to take in views of mountains to the east, west, and southwest, the 13,375-square-foot house’s windows blend the indoor and the outdoor, while energy-efficient geothermal heating keeps the house comfortable at a fraction of the typical carbon footprint.
Located near the North Routt community of Clark, Colorado, this 3,200 sq. ft. home is nestled into an aspen grove overlooking the stunning Zirkel Wilderness beyond.
Casa ACO is a renovation and extension of two rural buildings, consisting of lamia and trulli, in the Apulian countryside, in the Itria Valley.
Although potentially charming, this thatched cottage, located in a family-friendly suburb in Cape Town, was anything but. Although the homeowner’s initial brief was just to give it a décor makeover
An old building surrounded by the green hills with an ancient olive tree grove needed to be renovated to host the work of a non-profit organization.
