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Located in São Paulo, the Cidade Jardim Residence was designed by Perkins+Will to offer a perfect balance between nature and construction. Built in a terrain with considerable declivity, the project uses solutions commonly found in country homes.
John Henshaw Architect’s design for the Balsam Modern House was inspired by the linear architecture, the nearby Fraser River and its park like surrounding, the interiors continued the architectural scheme of long, linear glulam beams.
Designed by Sarah Waller Architecture Noosa Valley House 1 has elevated ceilings, outdoor living areas, a large pool, and a wraparound layout to separate children’s and parents’ zones are features of this architectural home.
BJK Nevzat Demir Facility Istanbul Spa & Pool by Elips Design Architecture: indoor pool and a spacious spa area for Besiktas Sports Club football players, Çekmeköy, Turkey
House in Riviera de São Lourenço, SP, Brazil, designed by architecture firm Basiches Arquitetos Associados: MF vacation home on the coast of São Paulo renovated and remodeled extensively
The 1000sqm site has a generous garden, including an impressive Flamboyant tree, around which this luxury property by architects Perkins+Will was built. The tree was three-dimensionally digitized to protect it from building construction. Social areas are covered by a structural wood grid developed with Brazilian engineer Hélio Olga.
Rooftop Pool With 360-degree Views on top of a Skyscraper in London: since the technology is evolving so fast, we are given the possibilities to make incredible architectural designs that are never seen before.
Designed by Aflo+ The Punta Caracol Set is located in among a high infrastructure and tourist area, this concentrates potential to develop a mixed multi and single-family product.
For Wallflower Architecture + Design’s client, their dream house would also be their definiteive family home. It had to have an urban presence, while having an open yet secure exterior space with sufficient privacy from the street.
360 Degree Infinity London Rooftop Pool – death-defying swimming pool allows visitors to float over 200 metres above the capital’s skyline: cast acrylic design with transparent floor.
The house was conceived and designed by SAOTA as a simple box, floating over the dune, capturing and framing the view. The outer shell of the box is finished in a rough textured concrete, contrasting with the smooth reveal and soffit that tapers to create a delicate frame.
Kengo Kuma & Associates, in team with Cornelius Vöge, Søren Jensen engineers and Niels Sigsgaard, wins architect competition for New Aquatics Centre on Copenhagen’s Waterfront.
This SAOTA designed villa is accessed from Kloof Road, which winds along the western slopes of Lion’s Head, this site is positioned in the wind-protected suburb of Clifton.
Designed by Dellekamp Arquitectos, Casa Cabo is a villa resting on platforms made with the same earth of the surroundings that decline gently with the slope of the land.
Home on top of a Spanish hillside, in an established Valencia housing esstate, the House of the Quarry is based on the extreme conditions of the ground, climbing the slope to get views to the landscape.
This 6-bedroom New South Wales waterfront property design by Madeleine Blanchfield Architects spans 3 levels. The social spaces in the house are elevated – living, kitchen and dining – whilst the lower level’s private spaces open onto the garden and sea view.
Architect Elan Ibghy and designer Marie Bonnefond sensitively blend contemporary with rustic, contrasting polished concrete geometry with local craftsmanship, natural wood textures and colorful Guatemalan textiles.
The Pavillon Ouest in Bromont, Québec designed and built by architectural firm Blouin Tardif Architecture Environnement, the West Pavilion has a large terrace, hot tub and Turkish bath with views over Lac Gale.
