The House That Splits by Voluar Arquitectura, also known as The House of Forking Paths, embodies a rich exploration of time, space, and nature-inspired adaptability. Influenced by Jorge Luis Borges, the residence unfolds with each movement, challenging the idea of space as static.
Nestled in a seaside town near Barcelona, House near Barcelona by Studio Loft Kolasiński offers breathtaking views from its hilltop location. Completed in 2024, this 350-square-meter residence combines elegance with global design influences, creating a unique space that blends comfort and sophistication.
The Burgatoi Apartment by Tenka Arkitektura is a distinctive interior renovation that draws inspiration from the nautical world. Named after the term “burgatoi,” a curved piece of wood used in shipbuilding, the project adopts a flowing, curved form to reshape the space in a way that echoes the gentle arc of a vessel, giving the apartment a unique personality and functionality.
Villa Amonita Lanzarote gave OOOOX the unique opportunity to embrace Lanzarote’s architectural traditions and transform an existing villa into a serene, modern retreat. Respecting Lanzarote’s strict design rules for white exteriors, green accents, and low building heights, the design creates a harmonious blend of architecture within the island’s lava-black landscape.
LLO House, designed by OOIIO Arquitectura for a family in Valdemorillo, near Madrid, is a uniquely crafted home that celebrates both the immediate natural landscape and the distant mountains of the Sierra de Madrid. Nestled on a scenic plot defined by a curving street, the design fully embraces its surroundings while minimizing environmental impact
The Sergio Miralles Podiatry Clinic project by Vitale Studio presents a fresh and innovative approach in the podiatry field. This project, led by expert podiatrist Sergio Miralles, offers a clear departure from traditional clinical designs by focusing on patient experience.
The Ca S’Alou House, designed by MUNARCH Architecture Studio, is a striking example of how architecture blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings on the island of Mallorca. By drawing inspiration from the ruddy-colored land, locally known as “Ca S’Alou,” the house reflects the rich, earthy tones of the clayey, reddish soil, which is typical of the area.
Son Serra House, designed by MUNARQ Architecture Studio, serves as a minimalist dwelling and an ecological refuge in the dune systems of Son Serra de Marina, Mallorca. The design takes inspiration from the surrounding landscape, incorporating locally sourced materials and geometric simplicity reminiscent of the fisherman’s huts from a century ago.
Montelongo House, located in the heart of La Oliva, northern Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, exemplifies a beautifully renovated 19th-century house. Once home to a prominent local family, this historical residence now serves as two self-catering units that blend tradition with modernity and avant-garde design.
