JLI House (Nest House) / By MCP Arquitectura

La Cañada, Valencia, Spain
MCP Arquitectura
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Photo © Courtesy of Joan Roig

A project to affirm concepts: A perimeter full of content, indoor/outdoor character of spaces, plasticity of the structure as composite material, definition of areas and uses through flexible technical nodes, and the idea of a deep and solid façade that changes with the quality of the material.

Casa en Brione / By Markus Wespi Jérôme de Meuron architects

Brione sopra Minusio, TI, Switzerland
Markus Wespi Jérôme de Meuron architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Hannes Henz

This house is located in a prime urban area above Locarno, with an impressive view of the city, mountains and a lake.

Family House in BIRŠTONAS / By Architectural Bureau G.Natkevicius + Partners

Birštonas, Lithuania
Architectural Bureau G.Natkevicius + Partners
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Photo © Courtesy of G.Česonis

Birštonas is one of the four famous resorts of Lithuania. Balneological and mud therapy resort is famous for it‘s local mineral water. The city of Birštonas with it‘s 3200 population is situated in the loop of the biggest river in the very heart of Lithuania.

Timmermans-Venderink House / By Egide Meertens Architecten

Tongeren, Belgium
Egide Meertens Architecten
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Photo © Courtesy of Philippe van Gelooven

This project concerns the new build of a large, open single-family house, located in the "Beukendael" development in Tongeren. As regards the design, the client wanted a clear, functional layout.

Villa D / By RB Arkitektur

Stockholm, Sweden
RB Arkitektur
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Photo © Courtesy of RB Arkitektur

Villa D is situated south-east of Stockholm, high above street-level, on a rocky and steep site that overlooks a beautiful surrounding.

Bay Residence / By Stelle Architects

Eastern Long Island, New York, United States
Stelle Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Jeff Heatley--Evening falls upon Bay Residence

"I wanted a lot of wood elements," the client says. "I didn't want a cold, modern box."

Villa Trottaberg / By Abelardo Gonzalez Arkitektbyrå AB

Halmstad, Sweden
Abelardo Gonzalez Arkitektbyrå AB
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Photo © Courtesy of Abelardo Gonzalez Arkitektbyrå AB

Design proposal:
The proposal aims to present a house design in Trottaberg. The regulations of the detail plan give credit for architectonic quality and preservation of the site’s specific properties.

Casa Areia / By Aires Mateus Arquitectos

Comporta, Grândola, Portugal
Aires Mateus Arquitectos
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Photo © Courtesy of Nelson Garrido

This construction is composed by 4 little houses in a place near the sea. They where reconstructed with traditional methods using wood and a traditional stem.

Kangaroo Valley House / By Turner + Associates Architects

Kangaroo Valley, New South Wales, Australia
Turner + Associates Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Brett Boardman

KANGAROO VALLEY HOUSE is sited near an escarpment edge and surrounded by a rugged bushland context.

R.R. House / By Andrade Morettin Arquitetos Associados

Itamambuca, São Paulo, Brazil
Andrade Morettin Arquitetos Associados
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Photo © Courtesy of Nelson Kon--The quasi-industrial feel of the house is offset by the towering wall of greenery that surrounds it.

This summer house is situated only a few meters from the sea, on the north coast of the State of São Paulo, a place with exuberant vegetation and hot humid climate.

Cube House / By Plasma Studio Architects

Sesto (BZ), Italy
Plasma Studio Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Cristobal Palma

The major constraints of this project, its steep site, compressed between existing buildings and very limited allowance of development volume have shaped the form of this house.

Paz y Comedias House / By Ramon Esteve ESTUDIO DE ARQUITECTURA

Valencia, Spain
Ramon Esteve ESTUDIO DE ARQUITECTURA
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Photo © Courtesy of Léa Chave

Huge contention walls, built from a local red stone, come along as you climb up the mountain.

Bundeena Beach House / By Sam Crawford Architects

Bundeena Beach, New South Wales, Australia

Sam Crawford Architects

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Photo © Courtesy of Brett Boardman--The Guest bedroom and office are accessed via a covered walkway

The house is sited on the dune fronting Horderns Beach, at Bundeena, on the northern edge of the Royal National Park, on Sydney’s southern edge. It is a fragile place, commanding particular sensitivity from an architect.

UNDER POHUTUKAWA / By Herbst Architects

Piha, New Zealand
Herbst Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Patrick Reynolds

The site with which we were presented was extremely challenging in that it was 90% covered in mature pohutukawa trees , the site being a part of a continuous belt of forest that edges the road along the beach front.

Timber Beach House / By Castelino & Marchese Architects

Auroville, Puducherry, India
Castelino & Marchese Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Castelino & Marchese Architects

The Tsunami in December 2004 wrecked havoc on the houses along the eastern coast. Ensuing this, a safe shelter was a prime concern in the region.

Light House / By IROJE KHM Architects

Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea
IROJE KHM Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Jong Oh Kim

Leaves every piece to architect, an architect seems to intend to express the subjective view of image of the client.

Pixel House / By Mass Studies + Slade Architecture

Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
Mass Studies + Slade Architecture
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Photo © Courtesy of Yong-Kwan Kim

This house is for a young family with two children. This family is very interested in the larger community and plans on sharing their exterior spaces with the community.

Hardanger Retreat / By Saunders Architecture

Kjepsø, Hardanger Fjord, Norway
Saunders Architecture
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Photo © Courtesy of Bent René Synnevåg

This is our own personal project. We bought this site ourselves in order to create experimental architecture.