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24-01-2019

Felipe Assadi Arquitectos designs La Roja, a red house in the mountains of Chile

Fernando Alda’s photographs clearly reveal the strong contrast between the deep, luxuriant green of Chile’s mountain landscape and the little red house designed by Felipe Assadi Arquitectos.

23-01-2019

H&P Architects: Brick cave in Hanoi

A home designed to feel like a cave shelter: H&P Architects’ Brick Cave in the suburbs of Hanoi, Vietnam is a house with a double skin of brick in which the atrium-like threshold space between the two walls serves as a filter between the house and the neighbourhood.

11-01-2019

A paradise on Lake Guaiba by Rejane Schneider

The Brazilian architect Maria Rejane Schneider, principal of the Rejane Schneider studio, has designed a house in the enchanting backdrop of Porto Alegre, Brazil.

14-12-2018

Haysom Ward Miller Architects’ Lochside House named RIBA house of the year

An apparently modest house in a fairy-tale location by a lake in Scotland, Haysom Ward Miller Architects’ Lochside House was recently named RIBA House of the Year 2018.

05-12-2018

Hercule, a single-family home designed by 2001

Architectural studio 2001 designed a single-family home that rises out of the earth like a monolith, named after John Grün, a local man nicknamed Herkul who was considered the strongest man in the world in the late 19th century.

28-11-2018

OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen: Solo house in Matarraña

The second house in the Solo Houses residential project in Matarraña, Spain has been built. OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen came up with the design of the new Solo House in the form of a double ring of concrete with clear, perforated and sliding walls.

13-11-2018

Residential architecture and water Luigi Rosselli Architects Bridge Building

Luigi Rosselli Architects have always considered water very important in their residential projects, both to underline the walls of homes overlooking the water (the beachfront, lakeside, river bank, etc.) and as an element of residential architecture in its own right.

17-10-2018

Olson Kundig: Jim Olson’s personal refuge in Longbranch

Jim Olson is an architect who grew up near Seattle, where his studio Olson Kundig is now based, who has a particular interest in the history of his family. The family’s cabin in Longbranch has been transformed over the years to offer a comfortable retreat far removed from the noise and bustle of the city