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Design by Fox Johnston Architects. In an area where many houses are monumental, inward looking and truly ‘larger than life’, this family home overlooking Sydney’s iconic Balmoral Beach presents as something of a paradox
Design: Blaze Makoid Architecture, Architects. The homeowners wanted to see the water as they drove up to the house: a glass cube at the center of the home forms the living room and affords views from the driveway straight through to the bay.
The £5m redevelopment by Napper Architects of the historic site proposed by Fusion Lifestyle will bring the City Pool and Turkish Baths back into use as a modern facility while retaining the distinctive neo-Georgian features of the 1920s building.
Design: Alexander Brenner Architekten. This luxurious new home is intended for three generations of the same family, and is located in immediate proximity to the R6 House, which was built 12 years earlier.
Design: Agence Search Architects
The Châteaulin swimming pool will be located on the edge of town, along a curve in the banks of the Aulne river. The project is part of a larger ensemble of public works, which together will constitute a sports and recreation center at the scale of the provincial city and the extended region.
E house is a tailored and unique property designed by 08023 Architects on the outskirts of Barcelona, this exclusive villa enjoys the magnificent views of Montjuic Mountain and the Mediterranean Sea
Design: Arq. Gabriela Caicedo-Liebert / Home Vision DNA. The intention was to achieve an architecture of dignity and honesty. The front façade expresses the key characteristics of MIMO, an architectural style that evolved from Art Deco and Streamline.
Design: Zaha Hadid Architects. The architectural concept is inspired by the fluid geometries of water in motion, creating spaces and a surrounding environment that reflect the riverside landscapes of the Olympic Park.
Design: Aileen Sage Architects with Michelle Tabet – new photos: intriguing exhibition using the pool as a lens through which to explore Australian cultural identity: an immersive experience to transport visitors poolside and evoke the pools of Australia.
Design: Giordano Hadamik Architects. The highly isolated subterranean shelf and the efficient control and use of solar and renewable energy, reduces significantly the energy consumption of the building while obtaining a superior house comfort, bringing the building up to Passivhaus standards.
Architect: Robert Greg Shand Architects. The property in Singapore’s Luxury Island Resort of Sentosa Cove is built on a long narrow plot with views to the rear of the Sentosa Golf Course.
Architect: Robert Greg Shand Architects. Located in Singapore’s luxury seaside residential enclave of Sentosa Cove, the clean lines of the exterior facade of this home belie the air of casual sophistication inside this family home.
Design: whipple^russell architects – nestled in the hills of Southern California this home is view oriented but also creates the feel of a multilevel residence wrapped around a central courtyard of walkways and water.
Latest phase in architects Hawkins\Brown’s masterplan for the independent co-educational school in Ashtead, Surrey, creates the sense of swimming amongst the trees of the surrounding woodland.
Design: FGMF Architects. The ample site, about 700sqm in area, is located in a neighbourhood in São Paulo ruled by a specific set of laws that demanded larger-than-average setback in all sides, decreasing by much the total uplifting area.
Design: Strang Architecture. Built on speculation, this tropical modern residence is located on DiLido Island in Miami Beach. Open water views of Biscayne Bay informed the design of this six-bedroom home.
New single-family house by A-cero presents in the Seville, south of Spain. A recent work designed this time in more orthogonal shapes but following the criteria of the architectural studio.