Discover Carmelo, a mid-century modern house in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, reimagined by Justin Pauly Architects in 2018.
This family heirloom, now welcoming its third generation, features revamped interiors with additional bedrooms and bathrooms for large gatherings. Its exterior, clad in Carmel stone and mahogany, complements the stunning ocean views, making “Carmelo” a perfect blend of elegance and functionality.
Explore the UB Kindergarten and Nursery in Fuji Yoshida, Yamanashi, Japan, a masterpiece of modern design by HIBINOSEKKEI+Youji no Shiro. Built in 2022, this kindergarten harmoniously blends with the local scenery, offering a unique educational environment. Following the philosophy of “Play to the fullest in the nature of Fuji Yoshida”, it features a landscape rich with lakes, trees, and an exploratory forest.
Eco-friendly and child-centric, the UB Kindergarten and Nursery is not just a place of learning but a vibrant space fostering curiosity and a strong sense of community, all while embracing the beauty of nature.
Discover Casa la Chinita in Chile’s IV Region, a retreat designed in 2021 by DX Arquitectos. This vacation house beautifully blurs the lines between inside and out, inspired by unity and the surrounding wild Pacific. Its central terrace and cleverly hidden intimate spaces create a unique experience, harmonizing with the natural elements of the Atacama Desert gateway.
Explore Casa Vao, LIQE arquitectura‘s two-story house in Vigo, Spain, where modern design meets practicality. Overcoming small plot challenges, it features a unique, compact design that harmonizes indoor and outdoor spaces, emphasizing privacy and natural light. With south-facing living areas, energy-efficient heating, and innovative ventilation, Casa Vao stands as a testament to sustainable, minimalist living in Spain’s picturesque landscape.
The S Shelter by ECGP (Elisa Cifuentes & Giuliano Pastorelli Arquitectos) is a serene wooden cabin located in the lush Andean region of Recinto, Chile. Designed as a compact yet elegant space for solo travelers, couples, or small families, it offers stunning views of the surrounding forest through expansive windows. Unique features include a linear corridor enhancing the scenic views and a skylight that bathes the interior in natural light, all crafted by local carpenters.
S Shelter stands as a testament to intimate, nature-immersed architecture.
Discover The Rambler, a breathtaking 3-bedroom, 2-bath retreat located on the Kitsap Peninsula, northwest of Seattle. Designed by GO’C in 2022, this 1,700 square foot (158 square meters) residence embodies a fusion of local craftsmanship and the iconic Rambler style.
With a focus on integrating indoor and outdoor living, the home features a concrete base, full-height masonry walls, and a roof that doubles as an herb garden and stargazing terrace. The use of site-milled Douglas Fir and Cedar enhances its connection to the surrounding wooded landscape, offering a serene space for family gatherings, music, and art.
Amjad Villa, a 100-year-old Tehran landmark, emerges anew under Gera Studio Architects‘ vision. This house marries its historic essence with contemporary design.
Original bearing brick walls and wooden beams are preserved, seamlessly linking eras. A unique axis ties the home to its garden, highlighted by a pool and TV room. The new floor adds a bedroom, terrace, library, and a distinct kitchen, emphasizing the structure’s age-old allure. The reimagined basement, previously a cellar, now serves as a distinctive suite, symbolizing a blend of tradition and innovation, where recycled materials meet revived memories.
Dive into the architectural metamorphosis of Cabin 192, a two-story house in the serene suburban locale of Los Cardales, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Masterminded in 2023 by the visionary Daniel Canda & Asociados, this project redefines the concept of suburban living. Originally a simple brick structure with a gable roof, Cabin 192 has been thoughtfully readapted into a modern dwelling. Embracing the natural beauty of its lush surroundings, the redesign prioritizes open, flexible floor plans and integrates materials like wood, concrete, and stone, all while maintaining thermal efficiency and a connection to nature.
Discover how this unique blend of modernity and simplicity creates a living space that resonates with the soul of its environment.
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