By the Way House by KWK Promes
Standing in a secluded area of countryside in central Poland, surrounded by lush greenery and connect by winding driveway, the By the Way House is a unique two-story residence with...
Category: Architecture
Designer Home / Can Lis by Jørn Utzon
Situated on a low cliff near Porto Petro in the southernmost part of Mallorca, Spain, Can Lis is a house the Danish architect Jørn Utzon built for his wife Lis...
LOUD SHADOWS by Plastique Fantastique
Created by Germany creative firm Plastique Fantastique for Oerol Festival 2017, LOUD SHADOWS is a monumental, yet mobile, soft and transparent architecture, which merge dance and music, and challenge the...
Villa Ypsilon by Lassa Architects
Located on the top of a hill in an olive grove in southern Peloponnese, Villa Ypsilon is a private summer house which name came from its iconic Ypsilon shaped green...
Barn conversion ideas / Meier Rd by Barn Mork Ulnes
Converted from a derelict wooden barn on a rural property in Sebastopol, California, Meier Road House is a complex of structures consist of a 230sqm artist’s studio, office, and storage...
Pyrus 9+10 by Strom Architects
Situated on the island of Lidingö in Stockholm, Pyrus 9+10 comprises the design of two large villas, all show the appearance of box-style buildings. Architects: Strom Architects Location: Lidingö, Sweden...
Montelparo Villa by Roy David Studio
Located in an amazing wheat & sunflower fields in the landscape of Tuscany, Montelparo Villa owned by an Israeli family function as the ideal private vacation retreat. Architects: Roy David...
Retreat ideas / Casa Tiny by Aranza de Ariño
Nestled in an area of dense vegetation near the surf town, on Mexico’s idyllic Oaxacan coast, Casa Tiny is a one bedroom vacation house, a compact romantic retreat for two....
Mirror House 2 by Reform Architekt
Also located on a wooded plot in Izabelin, Reform Architekt built a Mirrored house using Alucobond Natral Reflect Panel (mirror effect) on the facade, refer their previous project –Mirrored Home....
