Mountain House / By Agraz Arquitectos

Santa Anita Golf Club, Tlajomulco, Jalisco, Mexico
Agraz Arquitectos
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Photo © Courtesy of Mito Covarrubias

Never has a name been more appropriate. The Mountain explains the implicit challenge in this project: a piece of land with a highly accentuated slope that obliges full respect.

Chemosphere-Malin Residence / By John Lautner

Torreyson Dr, Los Angeles, CA, United States
John Lautner
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Photo © Courtesy of John Lautner

The Chemosphere, built by American architect John Lautner in 1960, is an innovative Modernist octagon house in Los Angeles, California.

Vivienda At Xemena House / By Ramon Esteve

Ibiza, Spain

Ramon Esteve

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Photo © Courtesy of Ramon Esteve

The rudiments of this project are based on its physical and cultural surroundings, on its light, its landscape of stone and vegetation and, in the skyline, the sea and the cliffs against it.

Agosta House / By Patkau Architects

San Juan Island, Washington, United States
Patkau Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of James Dow / Patkau Architects

The Agosta house sits in a grassy meadow enclosed on three sides by forty-three acres of second-growth Douglas fir forest. The fourth side of the meadow opens to the northwest, where it overlooks rolling fields and, across Haro Strait in the distance, the Gulf Islands of British Columbia.

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.