Architects: Skylab Architecture Project: Owl Creek Residence Location: Snowmass, Colorado, USA Photography: Jeremy Bittermann Owl Creek Residence is a retreat designed by Skylab Architecture, a full service and integrated interdisciplinary design studio. The house is located in Snowmass, Colorado, USA. This residence serves as a vacation home for a brother and sister and their respective families. Using […]
Recently completed by Feldman Architecture, Healdsburg House was designed as an open air pavilion to embrace the sweeping views.
Architect: Gabriel Ostiguy Project: Chalet Massawippi Collaborators: Lucas Abouchaar, Abel Bravo Munoz, Raphaël Dionne, Éric Di-Méo, Alexandre Lemoyne, Isaniel Levesque Location: Lake Massawippi, Québec, Canada Photography: Raphaël Thibodeau Chalet Massawippi is a vacation home designed by Canadian architect Gabriel Ostiguy. From the architect: This project, developed in parallel with my master’s studies in architecture, allowed me
Inspired by simple, mid-century modern design. Full-sun and changing light. Panoramic views of Russian River. Walls of windows/sliders. Glorious moon & sun rises. Privacy. No nearby neighbors ever. Wine Country kitchen. Large master. Outdoor shower & hot tub. Wood stove. Plentiful parking with easy access. Low maintenance. Metal roof. Quality weather resistant siding. Public utilities.
Located in South Australia, Waitpinga House stands as a serene family retreat meticulously designed by Mountford Williamson Architecture.
Coromandel Bach House was designed by Crosson Architects. Located in Coromandel, New Zealand, this vacation home was conceived as a simple timber container that could be closed off when vacated. Conceived as a container sitting lightly on the land, this long rectangular house sits halfway up a north-facing manuka-clad hill north of Whitianga, looking like a
Located in Belelo, Meixedo, Viana do Castelo, Quinta do Fortunato, a structure of Turismo no Espaço Rural (Tourism on a Rural Space) resulted in the design of two lodging units, with the exploitation of the preexisting buildings, long ago used as cut of cattle and rain fed.
This Colorado vacation home – custom tailored to the exacting specifications of a high-powered New York family of avid skiers – delivers outstanding form and supreme function in only 3500 square feet. Though seemingly three stories tall, it cleverly meets a one-and-a-half story height restriction necessitated by the steep grade changes of its mountainside site.
