Discover Pachuca, an architectural marvel nestled in the heart of Mexico, crafted by the ingenious designers at PPAA. This contemporary townhouse project, built in 2019, defies convention with its unique design approach in a compact 8-meter (26.25 feet) front and 16-meter (52.5 feet) depth lot.
Experience an unconventional take on apartment living that pushes the envelope, with dual independent households reminiscent of townhouses within one lot. Each home boasts its private exterior space, while maximizing a 4-meter (13.12 feet) frontage – a design challenge turned into a unique spatial experience.
Enjoy an insightful journey into a cleverly designed townhouse in Mexico, known for its rich cultural heritage, inviting landscapes, and vibrant architectural scene.
Discover the Povo House, a striking contemporary home carved in the rocky terrain of Leiria, Portugal. Designed in 2021 by the creative minds at Contaminar, this three-bedroom property incorporates concrete aesthetics, cleverly mirroring the rugged landscape that surrounds it.
With its intricate design, the Povo House pays homage to the primal connection between humanity and its environment, embodying the paradox of the harsh, eternal stone as a warm, welcoming haven. Marvel at the unique architecture of this house, from its voluminous living spaces and the privacy it offers to its residents, to the thoughtfully positioned spaces that capture light and offer sweeping views of the surrounding pine forest.
Welcome to House E, a breathtaking modern, minimalist apartment located on the beautiful island of Menorca, Spain. Designed by renowned architect Marina Senabre, House E is a stunning conversation between traditional Menorcan architecture and contemporary design aesthetics.
It’s a dazzling juxtaposition of two independent architectural volumes – a charming gabled structure and a sleek rectangular prism – both deftly integrated with the serene Menorcan countryside. House E is designed to cherish concept, proportion, and simplicity, foregoing any unnecessary ornamentation. The interiors reflect warmth through natural woodwork and maintain continuity with the surrounding landscape via large square openings.
Unveiling an architectural gem in Ontario, the Lake Huron Summer House seamlessly integrates modern design aesthetics with the captivating charm of traditional cabin country. The brainchild of the Cape Town-based design firm SAOTA, this luxury retreat, nestled in the magnificent landscapes of London, Ontario, pushes the boundaries of summer house designs.
Inspired by its picturesque surroundings, this summer retreat embodies an innovative blend of technology, sustainability, and modern design, offering an enhanced living experience that harmoniously connects with the enchanting tranquility of Lake Huron.
Uncover the Beira Mar House, a sleek, narrow home in Aveiro, Portugal, the “Venice of Portugal” known for its picturesque canals. Paulo Martins Arq&Design brilliantly revives traditional city living with an intimate contact to the outdoors, in a home where the sea’s salt-kissed air and the call of seagulls is your daily soundscape.
Transformed from a plot of land just 30 meters long and 2.5 meters wide (approximately 98ft x 8ft), this modern property emerges as a habitable corridor, interplaying light, surprise, and discovery with its thoughtful design. Bask in the house’s dualistic personality: an interior characterized by a soothing dark ambiance, and a radiant, light-infused exterior due to its reflective white surface.
Dive into the world of sustainable design with the MeMo House, a jewel in San Isidro, Buenos Aires, Argentina. This contemporary house, brought to life by Bam! Arquitectura, is a testament to harmonious co-existence with nature.
The house, designed in 2016, utilizes every square meter efficiently, boasting a three-dimensional garden that threads throughout its architectural floors. Every nook and corner of this house, located in an eco-conscious neighborhood, has been meticulously planned to reduce environmental impact while enhancing the living experience. Walk through a garden terrace connected by green ramps, enjoy a light-filled entrance, and admire the stunning landscape around – this is the MeMo House, where sustainability isn’t just a goal, but an intricate part of the journey.
Discover the enchanting blend of history and modernity that is the Pati Blau house, nestled in the Ribera Alta region of Valencia, Spain. This architectural gem, designed by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos, pays homage to its rich Muslim-era origins while embracing minimalist design principles to create an enviable living experience.
Close to the bustle of the city yet deeply connected to local culture and landscape, Pati Blau is a testament to the adaptive resilience of traditional farmhouses. Its unique design features, including a strategically planned patio, offer an unbroken connection between indoor living spaces and the vibrant outdoors. Here, the vivid blue skies of Valencia are as much a part of the house as its contemporary design.
Experience the minimalist allure of Atelier Villa, a retreat masterfully designed by Formafatal, nestled amidst Pérez Zeledón’s verdant landscape in Costa Rica.
This architectural gem, seemingly floating above lush vegetation, captures the essence of ‘pura arquitectura’ (pure architecture) in its commitment to erasing boundaries between interior and exterior. A blend of regional craftsmanship and sustainability, the villa employs large, rust-resistant aluminum sections and charred timber cladding, resulting in a mesmerizing interplay of light, shadow, and natural tones.
