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LR Residence Includes Infinity Pool and Courtyard

Modern single-story building with large glass panels, surrounded by a pool and lush greenery.

LR Residence in Bragança Paulista, Brazil, designed by Padovani Arquitetos, serves as a vacation home with a cozy, modern aesthetic. Completed in 2020, the house incorporates stone, wood, brick, and aluminium, offering a seamless blend of rustic and contemporary materials. Set on a sloping terrain, it features a single-level design that includes a private area with five suites, a spacious social area, and staff accommodations, all amidst views of the surrounding landscape.

House in Porto Cheli Designed in Coastal Village Porto Cheli

Sleek, modern villa with clean lines, thoughtful lighting, and expansive outdoor living space.

The House in Porto Cheli is a country home designed by 3H Architects in Porto Cheli, Greece. Conceptualized in 2024, the house features a linear structure with clean lines and geometric volumes, harmoniously integrated into its sloping plot. The design emphasizes panoramic sea views through a series of frames, with the main residence and guest houses strategically placed to maximize functionality and scenery.

Loop House by Mobius Architekci Harmonizes with Nature

Modern, minimalist structure with glass walls, textured facade, and slanted roofs.

Loop House by Mobius Architekci in Poland exemplifies a blend of contemporary architecture and nature. Designed in 2024, it integrates the environment through thoughtful composition, panoramic views, and materials like stone, Corten, and wood. Loop House manifests a philosophy of living in harmony with the landscape, offering a serene retreat that respects and draws inspiration from its surroundings.

Casa Serra Azul Captures Poetic Quality with Wooden Cloud-like Roof

FeaturedOpen-concept living space with exposed wooden beams, concrete floors, and a cozy fireplace.

Casa Serra Azul, a wooden structure and prefabricated panel house designed by Apiacás Arquitetos in 2022, occupies a plot in São Paulo, Brazil. The layout embraces a horizontal form, maximising interaction with the land and providing excellent cross-ventilation. Its cohesive design, featuring a large wooden roof, aims to minimise material waste and introduce new construction possibilities, prioritising environmental concerns.

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