The Residences at Sandford Lodge by Shay Cleary Architects is a low-rise, high-density residential development in Dublin, Ireland. Completed in 2023, it features 36 garden apartments and duplexes, offering spacious yet compact living spaces.
Characterized by their buff brick exteriors, the homes create a unique aesthetic while integrating comfortably into their setting.
Casa Xecua in Guasca, Colombia, was designed in 2022 by Yemail Arquitectura. The wooden cabin features an orthogonal volume oriented toward distant views, with living spaces extending over an outdoor deck. Constructed with tecumani pine and annealed clay roof tiles, the cabin reflects a primitive aesthetic and houses bedrooms that end in boxes for privacy.
Rachcoff Vella Architecture has designed Gruyere ‘Hilltop Hood’, a farmhouse in Melbourne’s Yarra Valley. The house is perched atop a hill, offering panoramic views and featuring a cantilevered pitched roof. Its design integrates seamlessly with the surrounding landscape, utilizing materials like handmade bricks and Colorbond cladding. The layout includes three distinct building wings, framing a protected courtyard.
Emma Tulloch Architects designed Peak House in Malvern, Australia, as a unique family home that challenges traditional structural identities. Completed in 2023, the house features an abstract form among notable heritage architecture.
Nestled in the heart of Milan, Italy, the Loft Milanese project by Contract District Group showcases the remarkable transformation of a 1950s industrial loft into an elegant urban sanctuary. This modern residential gem seamlessly blends its industrial heritage with contemporary comfort and design, creating a captivating interplay of materials and textures that captivates the senses.
Designed in 2024, this apartment-style loft exemplifies the potential of Contract District Group‘s innovative “Family Contract” service, delivering a harmonious integration of construction, lighting, and furnishings for a streamlined, optimized execution.
Farmhouse BGS, designed by Enrica Mosciaro in 2020, stands as a testament to architectural evolution in Spain. This house, evolved over three centuries, seamlessly combines its historical significance with modern living standards. Through Enrica Mosciaro’s vision, the structure maintains its agricultural roots while adapting to contemporary needs, showcasing a unique blend of the past and present.
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