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Mxtad’s new project, Casa Gotarrendura, Mexico is developed within an ecological residential complex. The single-family house project is based on the premise of fully respecting the existing vegetation, making it part of the project and a crucial element throughout the entire house.
Tent House, Kuwait, designed by TAEP/AAP, consists of a five-house complex which shares a common folded concrete white roof that provides protection from the sun and wind while permeating light during the day and night
Cliff House in Taitung County by Chain10 Architecture & Interior Design Institute. Modern property by the Pacific Ocean. The contemporary property‘s architectural appearance emulates the natural environment with organic curves
The Port Melbourne Townhouses, designed by Bo Chu, comprise of 6 size family-sized townhouses in the heart of Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. To mitigate the physical attributes of a 3 storey structure, a layering effect is adopted in the form of a metal screen veil shrouding the corner frontage.
Catch Architecture presents ADU Carpinteria, California, where contemporary design meets functionality and tradition in a harmonious blend. Nestled within a circular patio, this unique living space offers a remarkable integration of outdoor and indoor living, creating a haven of tranquility and style
Yoga Mandir, designed by Craig Tan Architects in ACT, Australia, is an exercise in design restraint to heighten an immersive experience. Plywood, cork, canvas, and water based clear sealers, combined with reclaimed timbers and furniture provide an environmentally sustainable palate.
‘Highfield’, a Federation Arts and Crafts dwelling in Sutton Forest, New South Wales, Australia, was sensitively restored throughout by Howard Tanner, Sidney Rofe, and Mary Dewar, respecting the history of the beautiful dwelling while improving the interconnection of spaces
Wulingshan Eye Stone Spring in Hebei, China, design by Vector Architects – bold composition of spaces with a powerful sense of the ethereal, communicated through its material palette
Nestled among the dramatic landscape of West Lake Hills, Texas, America, Architects Dick Clark + Associates design for Bevel House blends with the natural topography and dense tree cover that defines this unique community
