House in Tarragona by Dom Arquitectura

Modern, open-plan villa with stone facade, covered terraces, and sleek pool area.

Dom Arquitectura used contrasting white and stone for the exterior of this house in Tarragona, Spain. Aiming to reference Roman city walls, the building is composed of two forms. On the ground floor, a stone facade opens up to a garden, while on the first floor, a white structure features balconies and terraces. The property, designed in 2018, also prioritises climate efficiency, using thermal insulation panels to prevent thermal bridges.

Villa Panoramah is a Modern Spanish Retreat by ARK Architects

FeaturedSleek, modern villa with expansive glass walls, terrace, and swimming pool nestled in lush greenery.

Villa Panoramah by ARK Architects is a luxurious house in Sotogrande, Spain, completed in 2024. Featuring panoramic views, it combines modern sophistication with natural materials and a vibrant Mediterranean landscape. The design aims to harmonize with its surroundings, offering comfort and quality through craftsmanship, durable materials, and a light, pure aesthetic that adapts to family living.

House in Puigcerda Offers Panoramic Views of Cerdanya Valley

Modern stone-clad farmhouse with sleek lines, large windows, and covered outdoor living space.

Located in the Cerdanya Valley in Spain, the House in Puigcerda by Dom Arquitectura utilises native stone and wood for a warm and cohesive design. The residence incorporates a neutral color palette and thoughtful contrasts, offering panoramic views with its strategically placed windows. This approach not only captures the beauty of the surroundings but also emphasises comfort and modernity within a steep topography.

Garden Retreat by David Flynn Architects Extends Blackrock Bungalow

A modern glass-enclosed structure with a vibrant Japanese maple tree in the foreground.

Garden Retreat by David Flynn Architects extends a 1970s bungalow in Blackrock, County Dublin, Ireland, into its surrounding garden. Designed in 2021, the project enhances the home’s connection with nature by adding glazed sliders and rooflights to the rear and features to the front such as external insulation and a timber porch, allowing for a more open interior and increased access to the garden spaces.

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