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Designed by Cushing Terrell, the 9,963-square-foot Rose Park Pool Operations Building project includes a community room, year-round restrooms, concessions, first aid, an office, locker rooms and family changing rooms.
Design Jacobsen Arquitetura, CMA House is built out of steel structure, rough stone, natural wood and glass, the House sits on a steep slope that falls directly in the ocean, with neighbors on both sides.
Designed by architects REM’A Casa A and Pool is located on a typical plot in the outskirts of the city of Guimarães and is characterized by a dense construction environment.
Designed by Cushing Terrell The Whitefish Poolhouse is located in Montana. This contemporary building includes a 75-foot-long pool, a Japanese soaking tub, a changing/shower area, an exercise room and an art gallery.
The redevelopment by Cox Architecture of Hepburn Bath House and Spa celebrates its prominence as an iconic local landmark and the continual use of the site as a therapeutic mineral spa centre, ensuring its viability and quality evolution into the future.
The Dar HI in Nefta was designed by Matali Crasset and the overall architectural goal was to give a strong proposition while in harmony with the natural site and the local life.
Designed by SquareWorks LLP Amaltas House is a rural residential retreat. It particularly addresses distinct spatial domesticity by facilitating the requirements of its singular inhabitant.
Designed by Metropolis the Palabritas Beach House is located on the first row of lots and was designed so that the architecture acted like a frame to the view of the beach and the islands that are found in front of the house.
Designed by Vértice Arquitectos a contemporary Peruvian house with sea views from the most of the rooms. The property is in lot E-3 from “Palillos” beach, south of Lima
The Family House Revision & Pool for Art project is a house built in the 70’s in the north suburbs of Athens, that was totally revised and renovated by Eleni Kostika Architecture.
On what was to become the Touguinhó III House site, Raulino Silva Architect found the typical granite walls, a stone pit, some fruit trees and bushes. The walls, the trees, bushes and the stone pit were kept to preserve the identity of the site.
The succession of blind volumes on the exterior of Pedegal House in Mérida is faithful to R79 taller de arquitectura’s position of “not showing” and enabling the complete understanding and enjoyment of space.
PK Residence Annex in São Paulo designed by Reinach Mendonça Architects, architectural project with main pavilion to house a multipurpose room, artwork and a large balcony.
Entrenched in an Atlantic Forest reserve in the coast of the state of São Paulo, the Tijucopava House, designed by AMZ Arquitetos, welcomes the sea view and the surrounding landscape.
Le Pine Villa Saint Tropez summer house designed by SAOTA in southern France, a contemporary French Riviera luxury residence and pool, reinterpreting traditional Mediterranean architecture
Bridgehampton Modern Estate, New York: Architects LABhaus identified a natural rise to the rear of the site and took inspiration from the beautiful reserve to the east of the property, they developed a plan that enhanced the natural beauty of the site.
Design by Barnes Coy Architects: the unique characteristic of this site is its views of both the Atlantic Ocean to the south and Shinnecock Bay to the north, dictating that the main spaces of the house be open to both views.