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Cleft House by TAEP/AAP

Cleft House by TAEP/AAP

Cleft House in Abdullah Al-Salem, Kuwait features refined architecture by TAEP/AAP. Designed in 2023, the house leverages light, voids, and sculptural geometry as foundational elements, shaping spatial experience and the house’s relationship to its environment while responding effectively to climate.

The volumetric composition features contrasting white exterior and dark steel perimeter fence, with hierarchy of openings tailored to functions, reflecting connection to urban fabric and balancing transparency with seclusion.

Villa Troja by Stempel & Tesar architekti

Villa Troja by Stempel & Tesar architekti

Unoccupied for many years, a site at the foot of a hill in Prague’s Troja district now holds Villa Troja, a house designed by Stempel & Tesar architekti that aims to balance busy life on the outside with peace and privacy within. Concrete was a firm requirement for the project, both for the exterior and interior, allowing the functional spatial composition to highlight its unique properties in terms of mass, texture, and color.

The House with No Doors by Marco Marchetti

The House with No Doors by Marco Marchetti

The House with No Doors is a modern house located in Rome, Italy. Designed in 2025 by Marco Marchetti, this residence showcases a contemporary design style characterized by sleek contours, minimalist aesthetics, and bespoke furniture. The open space layout and tailored interiors offer a unique blend of sophistication and functionality, reflecting the owner’s character while ensuring a serene atmosphere that highlights the harmonious integration of the striking outdoors with the intimate interior space.

Residence Ondra by 23DC Architects

Residence Ondra by 23DC Architects

Designed in 2025 by 23DC Architects, Residence Ondra is located in Amritsar, India. The house explores calm and contextual responsiveness, aligning with the sun’s path to create a seamless integration with nature. Featuring an L-shaped design with abundant daylight and an internal courtyard, the home prioritizes both privacy and openness. The architecture orchestrates water elements, textured finishes, and natural materials for a harmonious living experience that balances built and natural environments.

Casa de Lavra by Ricardo Azevedo Arquitecto

Casa de Lavra by Ricardo Azevedo Arquitecto

Casa de Lavra is the reflection of the relation that architecture can create between the space and the client. The house, located in Matosinhos, Portugal, was designed in 2023 by Ricardo Azevedo Arquitecto. The project embodies the inner relation between the architect and the cliente, resolving problems identified from an analysis of the pre-existence. The concept sits on the will of being simultaneously inside and outside without identifying its limits.

House DLF by Jaime Ortiz de Zevallos

House DLF by Jaime Ortiz de Zevallos

Located in Lima, Peru, House DLF is a striking residence that combines contemporary architectural design with modern sophistication. Designed by Jaime Ortiz de Zevallos and finished in 2023, the house features textured concrete, warm timbers, and expansive glass windows, offering a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor spaces and a deep connection with nature. This creative dwelling exemplifies functional living through its use of natural materials and stylish aesthetics.

GV House by Taguá Arquitetura e Design

GV House by Taguá Arquitetura e Design

The GV House is located in Itu, Brazil. Designed by Taguá Arquitetura e Design, this residential project was conceived in 2020 with prefabricated elements guiding its construction process. Featuring a combination of industrial and minimalist styles, the house balances exposed brick and concrete with glass enclosures to create transparency and allow the entry of abundant natural light throughout all areas of home environments.

Zenith House by Nomo Studio

Zenith House by Nomo Studio

Nestled on the Menorcan coast, Zenith House spreads across a landscape of pines and native vegetation. Designed in 2024 by Nomo Studio, the 300-square-metre single-story house features a formal organization structured around eight tangent square modules, integrating materials that highlight the synthesis between context and construction. The project engages in a topographical dialogue by adapting to the gentle slope of the terrain through subtle folds and stepped platforms.

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