In the verdant embrace of Hungary’s countryside, the CLT House emerges as a modern architectural marvel, harmoniously intertwined with nature. Crafted by the Hello Wood Team in 2023, this home isn’t merely a dwelling—it’s an embodiment of design and tranquility.
With its green rooftop merging into the landscape and a sprawling 135 square-meter terrace, the CLT House offers a dialogue between comfort and the great outdoors, showcasing sustainable design through its cross-laminated timber structure and the striking yakisugi-treated facade.
Casa l’Abril, located in Santa Maria de Palautordera near Barcelona, is a modern masterpiece by designer Rob Dubois. Designed in 2023, this single-story house harmonizes with its environment, featuring courtyards that extend the living spaces outdoors.
With its thoughtful layout around private and communal areas, Casa l’Abril combines functionality with a tranquil Mediterranean aesthetic, making it an ideal blend of comfort and style.
Discover MaE, a modern architectural marvel in Montreal, Canada, masterfully designed by Alexandre Bernier Architecte in 2022. This exquisite house stands as a beacon of contemporary design, embodying elegance and innovation.
MaE reflects the vibrant spirit of Montreal, blending cutting-edge architecture with comfortable, sophisticated living. This home not only captures the essence of modern aesthetics but also seamlessly integrates with the dynamic urban landscape of one of Canada’s most beloved cities.
Casa Taller, designed by Tectum Arquitectura in La Paisanita, Argentina, is a stunning expression of concrete brutalist architecture, completed in 2021.
Perched on a challenging 45-degree slope, this house merges with the sounds of the river and the panoramic views of mountains and treetops, offering a sanctuary for work, life, and philosophical thought. Its design embodies complementary opposites: a sturdy base and a light upper structure that opens to the environment or closes for reflection. The house embraces the rugged terrain with minimal disruption, inviting residents on a contemplative journey through its unique spatial geometry and the natural elements that flow beneath.
Discover Bangkok’s latest design marvel, the Bitter Kiss Cafe. Renowned designer Phuttipan Aswakool has ingeniously revamped a loft-style rental building into a chic café hub. Amidst the eastern suburbs near an iconic zoo, this café invites patrons into an enchanting space featuring 70 seats set against red brick, black hues, and intricate steel details.
Step inside to witness how artful arches craft a play of light and shadow, creating intimate nooks within its expansive 300 square meters (3,229 square feet). Bitter Kiss Cafe isn’t merely a dining spot; it’s a transformative encounter with contemporary architecture.
C House, a modern two-story house in Herzliya, Israel, is a masterpiece of contemporary architecture by designer Mano Shallem. Reflecting the region’s vibrant lifestyle, this property combines sleek design with functional living spaces. Its modern aesthetic, characterized by clean lines and open layouts, perfectly complements Herzliya’s coastal charm, making it a standout example of modern living in one of Israel’s most dynamic cities.
Clearwater Lake Retreat by Wkarch is a serene escape nestled on Lake Wisconsin. This single-story modernist structure harmonizes with its 2.5-acre wooded surroundings, offering expansive views and a connection to nature. Its design features floor-to-ceiling glass, stone walls, and a unique butterfly-shaped roof, creating an idyllic retreat for a Chicago graphic designer seeking tranquility away from the city.
Discover the harmonious blend of nature and architecture in Omer Arbel‘s latest creation, the 75.9 House. Situated amidst the scenic hayfields south of Vancouver, Canada, this family home stands as a testament to innovative design. Built around striking ‘lily pad’ concrete columns – a unique pouring method developed by Arbel’s studio – the house is a first-of-its-kind architectural venture.
With an interior adorned by warm timber, polished concrete, and a Japan-inspired garden, this home is not just a dwelling but a timeless monument, reflecting Arbel’s decade-long material experimentation and his commitment to an analog approach to materiality.
