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Casas 1922: Sustainable Bioclimatic Design in Spain

Quaint courtyard with reflecting pool, stone walls, and bell tower in the background.

Nordest Arquitectura‘s innovative “Casas 1922” project in Rupià, Spain, showcases a bioclimatic and integrated approach to residential design. This two-house development, designed in 2023, prioritizes the harmonious relationship between interior and exterior spaces, with a central courtyard blurring the boundaries between the two.

Embracing the advantages of industrialized systems, the project reinterprets traditional typologies to create a building that seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings, where natural materials like compacted earth, adobe, and wood take center stage.

Gont: Embracing Carpathian Charm in Tatariv, Ukraine

Modern, cozy living room with wooden floor, large windows, fireplace, and colorful rug.

Honoring local Carpathian traditions, the Gont House by Between the Walls studio in Tatariv, Ukraine, seamlessly blends modern design and natural beauty. This refined cottage project features a unique wooden cladding technique, the gont, which pays homage to the region’s architectural heritage. Situated on a mountain slope, the property offers breathtaking views of the Carpathians, inviting residents to immerse themselves in the wild Ukrainian charm.

Penthouse T: Luxury Yacht-Inspired Duplex in Belgium

A modern, open-concept home with wooden accents, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a lush outdoor garden.

Objekt Architecten‘s captivating Penthouse T in Ternat, Belgium, seamlessly blends luxury and serenity. This 2023-designed third-floor duplex apartment evokes the elegance of a yacht, where the sleeping quarters are situated below the bright, open-plan living spaces that offer a 360-degree view of the surrounding rooftop garden.

Featuring a warm, wellness-inspired atmosphere and a meticulously crafted interior, this residence exemplifies the firm’s expertise in marrying form and function.

Zemlja: A Sustainable Apartment Retrofit in Sarajevo

Warm, wooden kitchen with vibrant orange curtains and textured tile backsplash.

Introducing Zemlja, a sustainable and adaptable apartment retrofit in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, designed by Project V Architecture in 2023. This ecologically and economically viable project reimagines urban living, drawing inspiration from the city’s architectural history and the resilience of its citizens.

Zemlja, meaning “earth,” “land,” and “country,” offers a glimmer of hope for a viable alternative through sustainable reconstruction, promoting the use of local, natural materials and fostering a holistic approach to social repair and healing in the war-burdened Grbavica neighborhood.

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