traditional architecture

Casa do Medio – Rehabilitation of a Traditional House

Designed by Arrokabe Architects, Casa do Medio is a house for a couple with three grown-up sons willing to move to the historical center of Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Rúa do Medio is a quiet residential street that runs parallel to the Camino as it enters the historic city. The main body of the rehabilitated

Tonimbuk House – Australian Woolshed Inspired Home

Tonimbuk House is a contemporary home designed by Melbourne – based Maxa Design. Description by Maxa Design: Located on 10 acres in the Bunyip State Park, this exceptionally well designed home pays homage to iconic Australian architecture in the form of a modern ‘wool shed’. By creatively adapting the existing masonry walls and harnessing southerly views,

Contemporary Kasbah Designed by Studio Ko

Project: Contemporary Kasbah Architect: Studio Ko Photography: Dan Glaser Location: Atlas Mountains, Morocco Studio KO designed this minimalist mountain lodge in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco. Studio KO is formed of architects Karl Fournier and Olivier Marty. Locally-sourced Ouriko stone gives the Kasbah home the distinctive red color often associated with nearby Marrakech. Description by

Traditional Beach House in Northern California: Stinson Beach House

Stinson Beach House is a traditional beach house located at Stinson Beach in Northern California. The house is designed by Butler Armsden Architects with the interiors carried out by Scavullo Design. Description Butler Armsden Architects: by In 1950 a family bought a lot on the ocean at Stinson Beach in Northern California, but it wasn’t

WieckIn House – Traditional German Architecture by Möhring Architekten

WieckIn House is a vacation home designed by German studio Möhring Architekten. WieckIn House in the small fishing village of Wieck on the Peninsula Fischland-Darß is located on a long, narrow lot. It sensitively adapts to the particular plot layout and the surroundings. The house has been created in a typical local building form with

Alpine chalet – a combination of modern and traditional alpine elements

Located in Dienten am Hochkönig, Austria, this project was completed by Architektur Gerald Kessler. This alpine chalet has been lovingly restored under the consideration of specific environmental and architectural aspects. Only high quality materials and fabrics from the region were used. Many traditional alpine elements give the modern house a warm atmosphere. Description by Urlaubs

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