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.
Located in Nova Lima, Brazil, Casa de Linho is a house designed in 2024 by TETRO Arquitetura. It tells the story of a fashion designer through architecture, as the curved concrete roof evokes stretched fabric. Beneath the roof, the home’s social areas reflect a dynamic lifestyle, while the contrasting slate facade at ground level provides a solid base for the lighter upper volume.
This address was designed to be a home in a gated community occupied mainly by leisure refuges, in the interior of São Paulo. The house sits on the contour lines of the plot like a pair of wings. Passarelli Arquitetos balanced a horizontal and intriguing project where straight lines predominate. While blending into the landscape, the house maintains its intimacy by means of its architectural features like its wide eaves, pergolas, and others.
Trulli Resolana was designed as a house by Lab36 Studio Associato and is located in Castellana Grotte, Italy. The project restores Apulian trulli—quaint, conical buildings—while adding a contemporary extension that connects via outdoor areas set among ancient olive and cherry trees. The architecture focuses on energy-saving strategies, features local materials and workmanship, and showcases a thoughtful dialogue between the historic cores and modern living spaces.
Nestled in West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, Selong Selo Villa 12D exemplifies cutting-edge residential architecture. Designed by ALT Design & Construction, this three-level house incorporates sleek minimalist decor and seamlessly merges indoor and outdoor spaces.
Casa Pirul is a house located in Tepeji, Mexico. It was designed by Romero de la Mora and constructed in 2025. Characterized by innovative architecture, this project achieves harmonious integration with the surrounding environment and emphasizes a commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency. Casa Pirul optimizes both local resources and materials, using eco-technologies such as photovoltaic panels, rainwater collection systems, and certified suppliers for construction materials.
Tucked away in the verdant scenery of Hanoi, Vietnam, Red Camp unfolds as an imaginative collective living venture initiated by Idee Architects Vietnam, crafted in 2023. This extraordinary camping facility provides a momentary refuge for individuals keen on reestablishing their bond with the natural world. The creators intended to fuse convenience and organic beauty, shaping a tranquil setting where guests could unwind and rejuvenate.
In Capalbio, Italy, Westway Architects crafted Il Casale Celato, a 700-square-meter (7,535-square-foot) house designed in 2025. The project combines a rustic farmhouse aesthetic with a central core featuring a circular staircase, natural materials, and expansive glass walls, creating an interior that is both transparent and deeply connected with landscape. Windows become “visual corridors” that captures views across Monte Argentario to the sea. The home is accented with a stone pool and summer kitchen.
