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.

Stepped House Opens Up to Views Across Iberian Hills Around Swimming Pool

Stepped House Opens Up to Views Across Iberian Hills Around Swimming Pool

Located in Balearic Islands, Spain, the Stepped House by Nomo Studio showcases a contemporary design style. The house is marked by tiered terraces that amplify alfresco living and warm-toned stone accents with abundant glass, maximizing views and light. Outdoor spaces encourage relaxation, while the spacious interior, defined by an earthy palette, includes a kitchen with elegant wooden cabinetry, a cozy dining area, serene bedrooms, and a minimalist bathroom that all connect seamlessly to nature.

Art House by Kallos Turin

Art House by Kallos Turin

Art House is built within the green oasis of Filothei, a neighborhood nestled within the bustling metropolis of Athens. Designed by Kallos Turin, the house incorporates the cubic volume – accentuated with poured concrete – to house the client’s world-class art collection in a gallery format, as well as the space for their extended families to converge. A native landscape was created as an extension of the preserved hillside from which the cube emerges.

ADU by Patrick Perez

ADU by Patrick Perez

In the tranquil environment of Portola Valley, United States, designer Patrick Perez reveals a stunning accessory dwelling unit (ADU) completed in 2025. Featuring clean lines, open floor plans, and sustainable materials, the unit maximizes space and natural light, offering versatile living solutions that blend seamlessly with existing architecture while enhancing functionality and privacy.

Calfuco Refuge by Tomás de Iruarrizaga

Calfuco Refuge by Tomás de Iruarrizaga

This small cabin designed by Tomás de Iruarrizaga is located near Valdivia, Chile. It sits in the middle of the dense and humid Valdivian rainforest. The form is conceived as a compact and sharply defined volume — a prism with acute angles that contrasts strongly with its surroundings. Its interiors, made of laurel wood, are warm and tactile; everything feels like part of a built-in furnishing, much like the interiors of boats, where ribs and keels are exposed.

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