This beautiful single family house designed by Christopher Polly Architects is located in Sydney. This project is a restoration of previously existing building. On a ground floor architects inserted an open plan kitchen with dining room and small living space connected by sliding door with amazing deck.
This contemporary house designed architecture firm Baran Studio for a family in North Oakland, California. This building conntects traditional design with very modern elements such as a roof. It becomes a skin that is wrapped around the exterior. Wood and metal referes to industrial style but warm residential feel is preserved. The interior designis kept modern and simple but it is also very cozy.
This house is a great example of old building renovation. Designed by la SHED Architecture and located in Montreal this old duplex was transformed into a single family home for two adults and their two kids.
A renovation of a 70s Sydney home by architect Noek Witzand of noekdesign allows connection between the inside and out through a wall of sliding glass. Minimal style is warmed by wood and washed with white while seaside vegetation laps at the deck.
This modern wooden retreat designed by Tonnatak is situated in Bláskógabyggð, Island.
Cosmic House by Fukuyama-based UID Architects features a mixture of enclosed and open spaces across two levels, designed to create an intimate relationship with the setting, and the daily and seasonal changes that take place there.
Japanese design studio UID Architects designed a ‘Pit House’ in the Okayama prefecture for a single family of three. Many living functions in a space extends the exterior into the interior. The private areas are lifted off the ground in a solid box clad in cedar planks and covered in structural plywood panels on the inside with cherry floorboards. The primary structure consists of concentric concrete inhabitable cylinders in …
Contrast house, situated in Toronto has been designed by Description by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design and is modern renewal of a 120-year old home. The main task was to bring more light into. This narrow house was only 11 feet wide and had no direct sight lines to allow outward views and access to light. The rear of the house has been updateted by new expanded openings.
House Lagnö wins the international House of the Year Award 2013 arranged by World Architecure News. House Lagnö is set in the Stockholm archipelago. Designed by Tham & Videgård Arkitekter. The house is designed as an integral part of nature, where the material’s weight and color scale connects to the archipelago granite bedrock.
This lightweight building in glass and wood is a summerhouse, located in Tjajkovski, Sweden. The awsome looking is created by zig-zag layout, generated by specifics of the site.