Khun Jerri and Howard’s Place / By Bensley Design Studios

Mae rim, Chiang mai, Thailand
Bensley Design Studios
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Photo © Courtesy of Bensley Design Studios

A Passion for Good Life. Jerri and Howie have a good life. They live in this exotic home. They work hard and play hard. They are loved by many. And Howie, seeking a long and good life, has dropped 40 kilos!

Casa CC / By Longhi Architects

Playa Misterio, Peru
Longhi Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Juan Solano, CHOlon Photography

Hard and soft connected by light:
Two volumes crown the top of a hill at Playa Misterio a gated beach community 117 Km. south of Lima.

Villa Amanzi : By Original Vision

Kamala beach, Phuket, Thailand
Original Vision
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Photo © Courtesy of Marc Gerritsen. Helicam Asia Aerial Photography

Nestled in a cascading, west facing ravine with a dramatic slab of rock defining the northern edge and a stunning outlook over the azure blue of the Andaman Sea to the south, our commission; to do this demanding but ultimately spectacular site justice, was both daunting and exciting.

River Road House : By Hughes Umbanhowar Architects

Sewall’s Point, Florida, United States
Hughes Umbanhowar Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Steven Brookes

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When morning breaks in the small residential community of Sewall’s Point, the house is cloaked in light that is reflected and refracted from the faceted Mahogany framed windows of this regal residence.

Northwest Peach Farm : By Bates Masi Architects

East Hampton, NY, United States
Bates Masi Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Michael Moran Photography

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This residence is primarily used when the clients’ extended family comes from England for long visits. They come to relax and to reconnect with their family and with nature, away from city crowds and traffic, at a retreat they neither want nor need to leave for a month.

Engawa House : By Sullivan Conard Architects

Seattle, Washington, United States
Sullivan Conard Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Benjamin Benschneider

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Engawa House can best be understood in its multiple contexts:  lakefront site, Pacific Rim city, timber-industry clients open to materials that speak simply but poetically of shelter and home.

Hurtado Residence : By Chemical Spaces

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Mark Tracy of Chemical Spaces
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The intent of this design was to create a modern, art-gallery-style space to entertain hip, young guests and partygoers.

Oberen Berg House : By Alexander Brenner Architekten

Stuttgart, Germany
Alexander Brenner
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Photo © Courtesy of Alexander Brenner

When approaching the building via the access road in a depth-layered  picture is discernible. The northeast side of the house is an addition/a combination of white cubes. Each of them is recognizable as an individu- al structure when viewed from close up, but seen from a distance, they merge to form a unified whole.

House in Madrid : By A-cero Architects

Madrid, Spain
A-cero Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of A-cero Architects

A-cero presents you a reform project of a house on the outskirts of Madrid. The project is intended to respond to customer needs in terms of distribution, placement and surfaces. Housing is developed on 3 levels, willing to 3 different levels. It has sought the perfect functioning of housing in relation to the needs of the property to adapt to an average gradient field and turning the main rooms of the communal areas of the development, looking for a better use of the views and use of free plot surface. 
Concrete is the material of the facade.

Lookout House : By Ike Kligerman Barkley Architects

Fairfield County, Connecticut, United States
Ike Kligerman Barkley Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Peter Aaron / Esto

Ike Kligerman Barkley Architects designed a contemporary renovation and extension of the Lookout House in Fairfield County, Connecticut.

Luxury Acquavilla Residence : By Winn Wittman Architecture

Lake Travis, Austin, Texas, United States
Winn Wittman Architecture
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Photo © Courtesy of Winn Wittman Architecture

Winn Wittman Architecture has renovated the Acquavilla Residence located on Lake Travis, near Austin in Texas.
This luxury home is a bit on the ostentatious side, but that’s the way both the client and the architect like it!

Hilltop House : By Safdie Rabines

Rancho Santa Fe, California, United States
Safdie Rabines
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Photo © Courtesy of Brent Haywood and Warmfocus

The home was designed to maximize the 360 degree views from its hilltop location, just north of San Diego.  An open plan in the public areas of the home features four cascading levels of reverse butterfly roofs with clerestory windows to illuminate and ventilate. The stacked open beam ceilings delineate warm intimate spaces despite the nearly 10,000 square feet of space.  Cantilever spans are supported by steel beams.

Adamos Residence : By Vardastudio Architects & Designers

Yermasoyia, Limassol, Cyprus
Vardastudio Architects & Designers
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Photo © Courtesy of Christos Papantoniou

The luxury residence, located in Limassol, attracts attention with elegant proportion of intersected volumes. The variety of materials- white paint, fair face concrete, wood- highlights an architectural composition, that converges with the yard area. Playful unexpected division of the walls between the yard and the garage entry visually closes relax zone, at the same time it is see-through.

House in Galicia : By A-cero

Galicia, Spain
A-cero
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Photo © Courtesy of A-cero

The house is located on a 2.000m2 plot presenting a strong slope. The site is delimited by the access road on the East, North and Northwest sides, and by a cliff on the West border, a natural balcony with great views over A Corunna’s coast.

Glass House : 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

The house is situated on a 4000 sq.m site, with a total floor area of 2500sq.m. The owner requested a modern, glamorous, open plan, light-filled house with views from all rooms into the garden.

House 4 : By A-cero

Spain 
A-cero
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Photo © Courtesy of A-cero

Description by A-cero 
The initial idea of this project is to integrate the house in the natural environment of the residential area in which it is. In that way, the house looks to the fantastic views of lakes and green extensions that spread over the common areas of the estate.

Marquis Estate of Cherry Creek : By Site 7 Solutions

Denver, Colorado, United States
Site 7 Solutions
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A true contemporary showcase of sophisticated luxury located in Cherry Creek North, Denver’s most prestigious neighborhood of fine homes, upscale shopping, exclusive galleries and gourmet restaurants. A masterpiece of livable contemporary design, this 7,066-square-foot residence seamlessly merges clean, linear architecture with floor-to ceiling glass,

House in Pozuelo de Alarcón : By A-cero

Madrid, Spain
A-cero
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Photo © Courtesy of Ferran Silva (A-cero)

The house is hided behind a harmonious sculptural set of curved walls made of stone dark granite and marble travertino that seem to emerge from a big water plate arranged in the house entry.

Oberfeld Residence : By SPF Architects

West Hollywood, CA, United States
SPF Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of John Linden

From the street, the crisp, white Swisspearl panels that clad the Oberfeld Residence’s exterior rise a modest 18’ from the street, by code. Tucked away on the other side of the hill, a clean, modern 10,000-square foot home contains two main floors and a basement, a grand lawn, infinity pool, and spectacular view of the Los Angeles basin below.

Vivienda 19 House : By A-cero

Pozuelo de Alarcon, Madrid, Spain
A-cero
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Photo © Courtesy of A-cero

The structure of this new house is made of clear volumes, straight lines and simples shapes. The house’s front is made of marble travertino and there are many windows in it. Both elements give a lot of lightness to the house.