House in Amatepec / Manuel Cervantes Estudio. Developers: ES5 builds are disabled during development to take advantage of 2x faster build times.
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The project is named after its location in La Hornilla, a suburb of Alta Gracia. The single-storey home sits on a 20- by 50-metre property in the highlands, with views of both the city and the hills. Córdoba firm STC Arquitectos conceived the 168-square-metre home as a flexible building that could adapt to the client's daily needs. "The house can either be divided to remain isolated, connected to assemble, closed to ensure privacy, or open to enjoy the landscape and outdoor areas,” the architects said. The home is composed of a low-lying, rectangular box adjoined to a carport in the front and a covered terrace in the rear. The main volume's structure is made of brick and reinforced concrete. Timeless Treasure House / studio PROTOTYPE. Developers: ES5 builds are disabled during development to take advantage of 2x faster build times.
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Peter Pichler completes angular concrete-and-glass villa in Italian vineyard. The folded form of this villa, designed by Peter Pichler Architecture for the owners of a vineyard in South Tyrol, is intended to merge with the existing landscape and form a shield around its central courtyard.
The Milan-based studio won an invited competition in 2018 to design the property, which replaced an existing structure within the Kastelaz vineyard in the Termeno district in Italy. The estate's owners wanted to build a contemporary home on the elevated site, which enjoys spectacular views of the surrounding Alpine landscape. The design of the house responds to its setting, nestled among trees and vines and looking along the valley towards Lake Caldaro. "The geometry of the villa evolves from local site conditions," the studio said.
"It creates a flowing and harmonious transition with the landscape and is barely noticeable from the nearby village. " The angular structure appears to emerge from the earth of the hilltop, with its sloping walls connecting seamlessly with the roof. Remi Connolly-Taylor creates her own glass brick-walled London home. Designer Remi Connolly-Taylor has designed Maryland House in London, which features a glass brick enclosed staircase, as her own home and studio. Set at the end of a row of terraced houses in east London, the brick house was designed as a home that has a dedicated workspace for Connolly-Taylor, who is the founder of London studio Remi CT. "When I returned from New York, I noticed the current housing market didn't reflect my needs," Connolly-Taylor told Dezeen. "I started Remi CT in 2017 and like most young professionals, needed a space to work and create from home.
" "Maryland House's core concept was the desire to shine a light on other lifestyles in London as the traditional layout does not reflect the diversity of the city and functional homes are lacking for young professionals," she added. The home's functions are stacked vertically with two bedrooms located on the ground floor and an open-plan kitchen, dining and living space placed in the basement.
Photography is by James Retief. Extended eaves shelter garden of Imaise House in Japan. Japanese studio Tatsuya Kawamoto + Associates has created a house in the city of Ichinomiya, Japan, with exaggerated eaves that shelter an outdoor living space and garden. The dwelling, named Imaise House, is situated on a private side road in a densely populated district. It is shortlisted in the urban house category of Dezeen Awards 2021. Imaise House is designed by Tatsuya Kawamoto + Associates with an overhanging roof that extends to the very limit of the site's boundary, which is formed by the edge of the road.
"We aim to get the maximum spatial volume by taking in the surrounding environment of the private road, where the front road is an individual property and planning a space in which the inside and outside are seamlessly continuous," explained studio founder Tatsuya Kawamoto. The studio's main objective when designing Imaise House was to achieve high earthquake resistance while creating large, open living spaces. Hidden House / Taller de Terreno. Developers: ES5 builds are disabled during development to take advantage of 2x faster build times. Please see the example below or our config docs if you would like to develop on a browser that does not fully support ES2017 and custom elements. Note that as of Stencil v2, ES5 builds and polyfills are disabled during production builds.
You can enable these in your stencil.config.ts file. Moriya and Partners designs geometric villa overlooking the sea in Japan. A steep, timber-framed roof shelters this triangular home by Japanese practice Moriya and Partners, located on a cliff edge overlooking the sea in Yawatano, Japan. Responding to the client's request for "a view of the sea from the living room", the home, called Setoyama, has been shortlisted in the rural house category of Dezeen Awards 2021. The wood-clad upper level of the home houses a large, triangular living area and terrace, raised to create a vantage point for looking out at a nearby forest and the sea. A narrow kitchen sits alongside this space, and below a small bedroom sits within a long, thin concrete base that supports the home. The distinctive form of the building is designed to blend in with the surroundings, with its steeply sloping, asymmetric pitched roof informed by the precipitous drop of the cliff-edge.
A timber truss structure supports this geometric roof form, extending from steel columns on the concrete base to create a large overhang. Life in a mid-century masterpiece with Monica and Simon Siegel. There are mid-century homes, loved for their open plans, natural light levels and design efficiency, and then there are mid-century masterpiece homes, representing the most accomplished executions of modernism’s grown-up years. We’ve had the pleasure of selling a fair few in our time – remember Housden House? Or Ahm House? Or pretty much everything Peter Womersley put his name to. But what makes a home a masterpiece of the era? Well, Monica and Simon Siegel’s home in Nottinghamshire, designed by architect David Shelley in 1970, may have the last word on that.
It helps in no small part that, as the founder of Atomic Interiors, which has been specialising in contemporary furniture and lighting for almost 30 years, Simon knows a thing or two about how to fill the space, sympathetically matching the original fabric with classic design pieces, flea market finds and modernist furniture. Fox Johnston refreshes modernist SRG House in suburban Australia. Local studio Fox Johnston has renovated a heritage-listed modernist home near Sydney, stripping it back to an exposed concrete shell to create bright, open living spaces.
SRG House is a conversion of one of two semi-detached homes designed in 1972 and once the home of Australian modernist architect Sir Roy Grounds – from which it takes its name. Overlooking the Parramatta River in the Balmain suburbs, the 1970s building was based on a concept sketch by Sir Roy Grounds, which was then detailed by the architect and teacher at Sydney University, Stuart Whitelaw.
House Miquel / Septiembre Arquitectura. House on Muntanya street / Sau Taller d'Arquitectura. René Pérez Gómez designs concrete retreat in Mexican forest. Seaside home designed to look like an ad-hoc cluster of buildings. UK studio Mole Architects has created a house named Freeholders within three contrasting volumes on the coast at Wells-next-the-Sea, UK.
The studio designed the two-bedroom house to mimic the irregular clusters of cottages and terraces that characterise the conservation area in the north Norfolk seaside town. Built on the site of a pub called the Freeholders Arms, which gives the home its name, the two-bedroom home was designed for family gatherings as well as holiday rentals. Bak Gordon Arquitectos builds Casa Azul alongside elongated pool. Coopworth residence is a modern take on a traditional farmhouse. AD9 architects completes vietnamese house with perforated façade + sloped roof garden. Innovative Residential Buildings and Concepts: Meet the Winners of the iF Design Award 2021. Innovative Residential Buildings and Concepts: Meet the Winners of the iF Design Award 2021. Eight houses designed by architects to show off the owners' car collections. The car is the star in these eight private residential projects, each designed for a client keen to show off their beloved automobiles.
Autohaus, USA, by Matt Fajkus Architecture. AKDA's brick-fronted Safdarjang Residence pays homage to Louis Kahn. Indian architecture office AKDA has completed an apartment building in New Delhi featuring a three-storey brick screen punctured by a circular opening that directly references the work of architect Louis Kahn. The studio headed by architect Amit Khanna designed the Safdarjang Residence for a site on a quiet residential street in India's capital city. The building contains four apartments raised above a parking level that also accommodates utility spaces including the staff quarters. On the elevation facing the street, a perforated screen made from brick tiles extends across the full height of the upper three storeys.
Tree grows through courtyard of Casa UC by Daniela Bucio Sistos. The Strange Tale of the Identical Twin's Mirrored Mansion. Stone and concrete layers form Casa SAB by PSV Arquitectura. READ & Architects builds retirement house that doubles as holiday home. Most Japanese Homes Are Ephemeral, Lasting Just 22 Years—Here’s Why. Hafner bau converts historic german farmhouse into minimalist house that blends old + new.
Sinas Architects designs Xerolithi vacation house with curving stone walls. Marià Castelló creates geometric three-volume home on Formentera. WT Architecture creates "picturesque house" overlooking Loch Tummel. Tommy Rand's self-build house features a CNC-cut spiral staircase. DFJ architects plans 'coolamon house' around a courtyard in byron bay. Kubota architect atelier's ho-house in japan combines white concrete + frosted glass. Dark roof brings loftiness to small Terrace House near Demachiyanagi. Unemori Architects creates small blocky house on "tiny plot" in Tokyo.
Em-Estudio builds concrete holiday home on Oaxaca hillside. Powerhouse company completes linear stone villa in the netherlands with central courtyard. Bat Trang House / VTN Architects. Considered Minimalism: Fog Linen Founder Yumiko Sekine at Home in Tokyo. Krads completes Icelandic holiday home overlooking Lake Thingvallavatn. House T by Suppose Design Office is a "cave-like" concrete house. Large thatched roof covers Casa Cova in Mexico by Anonimous. Villa City / Story Architecture. Inside an architect’s brutalist bungalow in Antwerp. Volax House / Aristides Dallas Architects. The Lap Pool House / Aristides Dallas Architects. Residence in Livadia / PALY architects. Mf+arquitetos completes Q04L63 house in rifaina, brazil.
Mf+arquitetos clads 'house of jabuticabeiras' in brazil with louvers. Yvytú House / Agustin Fiorito + Darío Colacce. Courtyards lie at heart of Yavia House in Mexico by Intersticial Arquitectura. Mold architects embeds its nCAVED house into the island cliffs of greece. House Flora / Jan Kinsbergen. Quarter Glass House is an angular extension to an Edwardian terrace. Inside a minimalist villa that brings Californian modernism to the Côte d’Argent.
Case-Real clads House in Higashi-Gotanda in galvanised steel panels. NORRØN reinterprets a traditional farmhouse in rural denmark. Tamara wibowo tops residence in indonesia with A-shaped volume, covered with breeze blocks. Shinta hamada architects tops 'house U' in japan with large roof + triangular skylight. Suppose design office builds house T in tokyo as concrete box with wood-clad interiors. House In Fusato / Studio Cochi Architects. Jutting planes & projecting volumes form the 'RH21' residential complex in india. Barefoot Architects tucks weathering steel house behind old brick wall. i29 completes angular timber house as part of schoonschip floating village. Bambuso.id builds the 'bamboo garden house' on stilts in parung, indonesia. Willunga House is a retirement house by Reuben French-Kennedy. H&P architects builds prototypical 'HOUSE' that can float on water.
Architecture49 tops Le Littoral holiday home with off-centre volume. Maana Kamo guesthouse built in century-old Japanese dwelling. Sergey Makhno Architects reveals atmospheric visuals of Ukrainian mountain residence. Underground House Plan B is a hideout for the next global crisis. LEVEL architects conceals bright inner courtyard behind this house's blank façade in japan.
Filipe pina + maria inês costa extend an old stone farmhouse in portugal. Rick abelen builds a 6sqm look-out house in rural belgium. BAAQ divides beachside house into four to take advantage ocean views. Tadao Ando's Casa Monterrey nestles against a hillside in Monterrey. Ten architect-designed swimming pools for cooling off at home. Virtual Tour – Frida Kahlo Museum. Construccion y Arquitectura en Quito. Sanden+Hodnekvam Arkitekter designs red concrete house in Lillehammer. White brickwork encloses gardens of house by Manuel Cervantes Estudio. Frankie pappas hides off-grid brick house within south africa nature reserve. OAB shapes artists' residence in spain as simple, white pavilion set with void courtyards. Five houses from Courtyard living: Contemporary houses of the Asia-Pacific. Existing trees left to grow up Guadalajara House by Alejandro Sticotti. Ryuichi Ashizawa Architects incorporates egg-shaped tomb into Sakai house.
La Errería builds bedrooms in chipboard boxes for house in Alicante. MDDM studio tops 'house on the great wall' in beijing with overlapping green roofs. Studio Saxe tops white Costa Rican house with pointed roof. H&P Architects tops Vietnam house with plantable roof. ORMA architettura nestles 'casa R' along rocky landscape of corsica. Alexis dornier's 'aperture house' has a façade of movable screens. Concrete swimming pool protrudes from holiday home in Costa Rican jungle. Charged Voids draws on Corbusier for home in Chandigarh. Casa Sierra Fría by Esrawe Studio.