evansHOUSE : By bittonidesignstudio

Los Angeles, CA, United States
bittonidesignstudio
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Photo © Courtesy of Eric Staudenmaier Photography

Los Angeles-based bittonidesignstudio has recently completed the evansHOUSE, located in the modernist landmark community of Crestwood Hills. This small modernist community, which is part of greater Los Angeles has now become an architecturally controlled neighborhood that was originally planned by architects A. Quincy Jones and Whitney R. Smith. This particular project is a remodel and addition to an existing 1957 Benton + Park home which is situated high above the city with views of the entire LA basin.

House in Bryanston : By Nico Van Der Meulen Architects

Johannesburg, South Africa
Nico Van Der Meulen Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Nico Van Der Meulen Architects

Situated on a 4000sq.m stand in Eccleston Rd, Bryanston this is a new 1400 sq.m residence designed by Nico & Werner van der Meulen of Nico van der Meulen Architects cc. Interior design was done by M Square Lifestyle Design, and the furniture, interior decoration and feature lights were by M Square Lifestyle Necessities.

Garden House : By Tham & Videgård Architects

Södermanland, Sweden
Tham & Videgård Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Åke E:son Lindman

The client wanted a garden, the actual reason why they decided to move from their duplex apartment in central Stockholm to this country side location at lake Mälaren. Consequently we proposed a house conceived as an integrated vertical addition to the garden, where indoor and outdoor spaces gradually blend and interact.

Vastu House : By Khosla Associates

Bangalore, India
Khosla Associates
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Photo © Courtesy of Khosla Associates

In keeping with the clients desire for a strictly Vastu compliant house, the placement of spaces in the house are in synch with the plan of the Vastu Purusha Mandala (the ancient Indian science of orientation and placement)

House at the Pyrenees : By Cadaval & Solà-Morales

Pyrenees, Canejan, Catalonia, Spain
Cadaval & Solà-Morales
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Photo © Courtesy of Cadaval & Solà-Morales

The project seeks to recuperate the construction values of an old existing vernacular house which was made out of dry stone, a traditional technique of the area of great tectonic value. However the distinctive attributes inherent to this construction technique (compactness, massiveness, minimum openings, obscure interiors, weight) deny the extraordinary environment where it is located: on top of a mountain, with views to 2 different valleys that are faced by the two only façades of the house.

Peregian Beach House : By Middap Ditchfield Architects

Queensland, Australia
Middap Ditchfield Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Aperture Architectural Photography

This holiday house is located on an elevated site overlooking Peregian Beach and foreshore. It has been designed to take full advantage of dramatic ocean views. The house steps down the site which helps connect internal and external spaces to the ground plane. Courtyard spaces have been introduced to reduce building bulk, capture north light and promote thru building viewing opportunities to the pool, ocean and other areas of the house.

ISEAMI House : By Robles Architects

Playa Carate, Península de Osa, Puntarenas, Costa Rica.
Robles Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Sergio Pucci

ISEAMI concept eradicates in the education and awareness of its occupants and its community,that will be capable tolearn about sustainable living thru its spatial living. The house promises a responsible approach to the nature of its location, Peninsula de Osa, a place where the 5% of the world biodiversity is embodied.

Orrong Road House : By Breathe Architecture

Melbourne, Australia
Breathe Architecture
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Photo © Courtesy of Breathe Architects

The sun and wind are channelled through the streets of this beach side suburb, deep into the plan of this once dark and damp Edwardian home. An oasis like space now waits at the rear of the old dwelling bathed in light and cooled by the sea breeze in summer.

House in the Laurentian Mountains : By Saucier+Perrotte Architects

Quebec, Canada
Saucier+Perrotte Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Marc Cramer

This single-family residence and guesthouse is located near the ski hills of Mont-Tremblant in the Laurentian Mountain range about an hour’s drive north of Montréal. Overlooking a verdant mountain landscape and located on the edge of a traditional log house development, the house is uncompromising in its contemporary architectural expression, both reflecting modernity and local building traditions. The house’s three main volumes, dedicated to the

45 Faber Park : By Ong & Ong Architects

45 Faber Park, Singapore
Ong & Ong Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Derek Swalwell, Tim Nolan

The clients for this Project are a couple with three young children, – a set of twins and a younger child, all under 10. Their main aim was to maximise outdoor space whilst not compromising living areas. It was therefore essential that there would be sufficient space for the children to play outdoors as well as indoors. The priority of creating an open living space with a direct relationship to a large outdoor space became a driving force in the scheme.

Point Perry Beach House : By Owen and Vokes Architects

Coolum, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia
Owen and Vokes Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Jon Linkins

Photo © Courtesy of Jon Linkins

Our client approached us by referral from Lindsay Clare, the original architect of the mid 1990’s beach house. The new owners wished to extend the house whilst preserving the character of the existing house. New programme includes additional bedrooms, bathrooms and car accommodation.

Montecito Residence : By Barton Myers Associates

Montecito, CA, United States
Barton Myers Associates
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Photo © Courtesy of Ciro Coelho

Located in the hills above Montecito, the residence was designed to take advantage of the site’s striking features, including majestic oak trees and large boulders. The house is divided into two wings. A public wing includes living, dining and kitchen areas and opens up to the main outdoor dining and lounging areas. The second, more intimate wing, contains bedrooms, bathrooms and a library all of which open up to small outdoor courtyards and terraces. The property also includes a lap-pool and an existing guest house.

Kerr Gulch Highlands House : By Entasis Group

Evergreen, Colorado, United States
Entasis Group
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Photo © Courtesy of Brian Ojala, Teri Fotheringham

This Bold New Modern Home designed and built by brothers Brian Ojala and Aaron Ojala with Entasis Group.  The home is located on a pine-forested ridge in the foothills west of Denver. Careful consideration was given to the design and placement of this home to take full advantage of its hilltop location, solar orientation, and panoramic views including a stone-bridge entry and a dramatic 30-foot cantilevered sky deck.

Bernal Heights Residence : By SB Architects

San Francisco, United States
SB Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Bruce Damonte

This urban infill site in San Francisco presented a unique opportunity to create a new, free-standing home, while maintaining the site’s existing structure as a separate residential unit. The site originally housed a single structure – a one-story, one-bedroom home over a two-car garage, constructed in 1931 and totaling only 550 square feet of living space. Since the original structure was built at the rear of the 2,000-square-foot corner lot, and zoning allowed for two units on the site, a new home could be built at the front of the lot, capitalizing upon views and a more prominent street address.

Villa San Valentino : By Architekt Stephen Unger

Merano, Alto Adige, Italy
Architekt Stephen Unger
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Photo © Courtesy of Gunther Stckklauser

Task: 

Planning of a bi-familiar house on high architectonic level for the cohabitation of 3 generations with common spaces.

SODAE-House : By VMX Architects

Amstelveen, Netherlands
VMX Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of VMX Architects

In a nature area between Amsterdam, Amstelveen and Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, lies the Kostverlorenkade; an island measuring 1200m2. Here, VMX build a 500m2 house. The starting point for the concept was the perception of the landscape, the distant high buildings of the Zuid As and the Rembrandt Tower as well as the view of the aeroplanes travelling to and from Schiphol.

Fish House : By Guz Architects

Singapore
Guz Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Patrick Bingham Hall

This modern tropical bungalow encapsulates the essence of living in the hot and humid climate of Singapore by creating open spaces which encourage natural ventilation and offer residents views to the ocean.

House on Cedar Hill : By Cunningham Architects

Cedar Hill, TX, United States
Cunningham Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of James F. Wilson & Mark McWilliams

Situated at the edge of an escarpment zone, the house is organized along a native, stacked stone wall 182 feet long and 21 feet high. A cantilevered concrete canopy serves as an interruption through the wall into and through the house, briefly allowing views through the dense brush of the site towards the open vista to the west.

Schierle House : By Matthias Benz

Gerzen (Niederbayern), Germany
Matthias Benz
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Photo © Courtesy of Thomas Benz; Rathschek Schiefer

Anyone who has visited a German city’s peripheral area knows what we mean when we refer to a “typical German home.”  They are clear-colored houses, with pitched roofs and PVC windows, existing in all imaginable sizes and proportions. Together with a church and train station they form the “typical German peripheral village.”

Temple Hills Residence : By Schola Architecture

Laguna Beach, California, United States
Schola Architecture
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Photo © Courtesy of Costea Photography, Inc.

The design for the Temple Hills Residence is a study in connections. The project is an addition and remodel to an existing 1950’s post and beam beach cottage. Taking cues from the eclectic neighborhood the deign captures the essence of the existing cottage, and reinterprets the traditional post and beam into a unique residence. The resulting solution is a house of two faces connected through a thin sheet of glass.

V House : By Plan B Arquitectos + Giancarlo Mazzanti

Urbanización Aposentos, Sabana de Bogotá, Colombia
Plan B Arquitectos + Giancarlo Mazzanti
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Photo © Courtesy of Rodrigo Davila

House to enjoy a native garden and the distant view of a wetland. Sopo county, nearby Bogota

Stonehawke House : By Base Architecture

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Base Architecture
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Photo © Courtesy of Christopher Frederick Jones

Recently developed there are 29 lots in total, each benefitting from a sensitive approach to the surrounds. From natural overland flow and stormwater control to Flora and Fauna friendly fencing this enclave of lots invite the inhabitants in.

House in the Garden : By Cunningham Architects

Dallas, Texas, United States
Cunningham Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of James F. Wilson and Gisela Borghi

As an intense collaboration between architect, client, and landscape architect, a great amount of thought was incorporated into every detail throughout the entire design and construction process. This fluid process was necessary in order to successfully deliver a functional house, equally capable of hosting informal family gatherings and large social

Zeidler Residence : By Ehrlich Architects

Aptos, California, United States
Ehrlich Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Matthew Millman

Located on the bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the 3,500-square-foot Zeidler Residence arranges interior and exterior living spaces to maximize views, natural light, and ocean breezes within a subtle, sophisticated material palette.

EDDI’s House : By Edward Suzuki Associates

Japan
Edward Suzuki Associates
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Photo © Courtesy of Edward Suzuki Associates

The Japanese architectural firm Edward Suzuki Associates, which they say “is the first case of an industrialized house in Japan designed by an architect,  Edward Suzuki, and built by a major housing manufacturer, Daiwa House Kougyo, in a collaborative effort.”

Concrete House II : By A-cero

Pozuelo de Alorcón, Spain
A-cero
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Photo © Courtesy of Luis H. Segovia

The architecture studio A-cero presents one of its latest works about a big single-family house. It takes place in the outskirts of Madrid on a 5000m2 plot. It is a single storey building and it has a 1.600 m2 built surface.

Mummy Mountain Residence : By Chen + Suchart Studio

Paradise Valley, Arizona, United States
Chen + Suchart Studio
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Photo © Courtesy of Bill Timmerman

The project proposes an architecture that responds to the inherent qualities of the site, privileged views, and the larger context of the Sonoran Desert. The language of the house draws upon these inherencies and allows for a greater understanding of the project’s circumstances.

Meadowview House : By Platform 5 Architects

Bedfordshire, England
Platform 5 Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Platform 5 Architects

Meadowview is situated on the edge of a rural village in Bedfordshire and was designed as a family home for a retired couple. The plot, enclosed by hedgerows and mature trees, borders onto an expanse of arable fields.  The site has been divided into different areas by the house and hard landscaping, setting up an interplay between the building, gardens and distant landscape.

Shimogamo House : By Edward Suzuki Associates

Kyoto, Japan
Edward Suzuki Associates
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Photo © Courtesy of Edward Suzuki Associates

“To be able to see green from every room”—such was all that the client requested.

In order to meet this demand as well as to enable the residents to feel a sense of spaciousness in the rather small 360 square meter corner lot tightly flanked on two sides by neighboring houses, the long applied concept of “Interface” was again used here.

House in Lemesos : By George Papadopoulos of Skinotechniki

Lemesos, Cyprus
George Papadopoulos of Skinotechniki

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Photo © Courtesy of Andy Soteriou and Christos Papantoniou

George Papadopoulos is an architect who runs Skinotechniki, a company that normally designs and constructs scenery and sets for the stage, film and television industry, but he has also designed this house for his family in Lemesos, Cyprus.

House in Lemesos : By George Papadopoulos of Skinotechniki

Lemesos, Cyprus
George Papadopoulos of Skinotechniki
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Photo © Courtesy of Andy Soteriou and Christos Papantoniou

George Papadopoulos is an architect who runs Skinotechniki, a company that normally designs and constructs scenery and sets for the stage, film and television industry, but he has also designed this house for his family in Lemesos, Cyprus.