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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

05-10-2018

A house on a hill for three generations, Masparti Architects

The architects of Masparti (Martinka Spusta Architekti) have built a house for a family of three generations in Šternberk in in the Moravia region of the Czech Republic.

26-09-2018

Casa Rio Mau by Raulino Silva in Vila do Conde

With Casa Rio Mau, the Portuguese architect Raulino Silva confirms his commitment to architecture that interacts with the natural environment.

22-08-2018

Living in Potsdam and respecting the historical context

Architect Ingo Andernach has built a single-family house in Potsdam near Berlin, Germany, which combines contemporary materials like concrete with full respect for the UNESCO World Heritage site of Potsdam's castles and parks.

30-07-2018

A small house overlooking Hood Canal, Washington

The perfect place for a regenerating holiday? A wood cabin in Seabeck, Washington.

25-07-2018

Casa Patterlini, a makeover by ReCS Architects, Pier Maria Giordani

ReCS Architects (Pier Maria Giordani, Mario Scaffardi, Zhen Chen and Antonella Marzi) responded to the request to make over a legacy from the 1960s by compressing its functions, improving its environmental performance and building interaction between interiors and exteriors.

09-07-2018

Fran Silvestre Arquitectos, a house in the pine forest

Spanish firm Fran Silvestre Arquitectos has given a house in the middle of a pine forest near Valencia a brand new identity.

04-07-2018

Arnau estudi d’arquitectura: Retina home in Santa Pau, Girona

The Retina home designed by Arnau Vergés i Tejero is a very delicate project on hilly land in the countryside outside Santa Pau, near Girona. Arnau estudi d’arquitectura interprets the Retina house as a way of establishing ties with the land by creating a place for contemplating the landscape.