House OO in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, represents a reinvention of space by TYarchistudio, transforming a 40-year-old property into a modern townhouse that embodies the fluidity of daily life. Emphasizing natural light, organic materials, and open circulation, this 2023 design invites the outdoors in, fostering a dialogue between serene interiors and dynamic living.
From the sun-soaked reading nook to the cypress-scented dining area, House OO is a testament to thoughtful modern living, where every corner is a canvas for life’s daily rituals and joys.
The Gate House, a modern architectural gem in Portimão, Portugal, designed by Studio Arte Architecture & Design in 2021, is a prime example of sustainable living.
This project skillfully combines concrete and thermic blocks with whiteroofing, showcasing a commitment to sustainable, energy-efficient design.
Mediterranean Modern, designed by Paolo Cesaretti Arch in Istanbul, Turkey, is a groundbreaking exhibition center that redefines architectural space. Inspired by the Mediterranean modern style, this 2023 project echoes the residential architecture found along the Mediterranean coast. It blends classical elements like arches, iconic staircases, and earthy tones with contemporary design.
The interior, reminiscent of a spacious single-family house, flows seamlessly from one abstract, surreal space to another. This exhibition center not only showcases various architectural solutions but also features bespoke furnishings, all crafted from materials supplied by the client, illustrating a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation.
Hudson Valley Residence II, designed by HGX DESIGN in Germantown, NY, reimagines modern living amidst the Catskill Mountains. Drawing inspiration from local barns, this single-family house features a unique blend of glass and wood panels.
Villa KB in Tilburg, Netherlands, epitomizes modern, sustainable living. Crafted by Joris Verhoeven Architecture in 2022, this energy-neutral house harmonizes eco-conscious technology with minimalist design, setting a new standard for stylish, environmentally responsible homes.
Eaves House is an architectural marvel by JOHO Architecture, nestled in the serene backdrop of Gwac, South Korea. Designed in 2021, this modern house is a testament to harmony between innovative architecture and the natural order of its historic quarry site. With passive house standards at its core, Eaves House offers a high-performance living space that’s both eco-conscious and aesthetically pleasing. Large windows and cleverly designed eaves merge the indoors with the captivating stone mountain surroundings, while ensuring comfort and tranquility for its residents.
BRDN is a family home in Brussels, Belgium, reimagined by Bauclub in 2021 with an industrial design flair. This project transforms the space, enhancing the connection between the home and its garden.
The redesign features a fluid sequence from common to private areas, with a repositioned entrance and a multipurpose space as a transitional area. Central to the home, the kitchen acts as the hub, connecting various spaces. The renovation includes updated bedrooms and bathrooms, a new bedroom in the extension, and an attic for the parents with a skylight view of Kauwberg’s natural park.
The house, preserving its original identity, adapts to modern functional and energy needs, showcasing pre-existing elements in a new light.
Explore Enowa Yufuin, a luxurious hillside resort in Yufu, Japan, designed by Kuru Co. in 2023. Set against the stunning backdrop of Mt. Yufu and Yufu’s serene landscape, this resort spans 44,000 square meters (about 473,612 square feet) and elevates from 543 to 585 meters (1,781 to 1,919 feet) above sea level.
Enowa Yufuin redefines luxury with its “primitive luxury” concept, blending the raw beauty of nature with elegant design across its villas, restaurant, and hotel. It’s an immersive experience where nature’s simplicity meets sophisticated comfort.
