Located in the rapidly evolving urban landscape of Thành Phố Phủ Lý, Vietnam, discover the unique character of Tile Nest. This distinct residential property, designed by H&P Architects, effortlessly blends tradition with innovation. Built in 2021, this brick house is set apart by its avant-garde use of familiar materials, creating a truly immersive experience.
The design borrows inspiration from the ancient pit house concept and nests, lending a captivating corrugated appearance. The property’s clever use of tiles breathes new life into this traditional Vietnamese material, achieving a delicate balance of light, wind, and the scent of plants. The transitional green balconies punctuate the property, providing a vista of captivating views and a natural microclimate.
Tile Nest is more than a home—it’s an architectural masterpiece that truly connects with its past and present surroundings.
Introducing Novaplan Casa: a geometric paradise in Italy’s picturesque seaside resort of Jesolo! Designed by URBAN Object, this private boutique residential development comprises nine stunning triangular villas, seamlessly blending high-standard sustainable technology with financial efficiency and healthy indoor living.
Experience the perfect harmony of modern design and eco-friendly living in this unique Italian oasis.
Discover the enchanting Villa W, a traditional retreat nestled in the picturesque landscape of San Jose, Ibiza, Spain. Designed by Casa Maa Ibiza in 2023, this serene sanctuary combines timeless elegance with the vibrant spirit of the island, creating an unforgettable getaway experience.
House No. 16 is a stunning industrial brick home nestled in the leafy residential suburb of Damansara Heights in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. DRTAN LM Architect transformed an old 1970s bungalow into a modern haven for a young couple and their pets.
The revamped design features a 6-meter (19.7 feet) high retaining wall, vibrant garden, and expansive views, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living spaces. Explore this remarkable project that showcases the best of tropical and green architecture.
Discover the stunning transformation of a semi-detached Victorian villa in West Dulwich, London. Francesco Pierazzi Architects breathes new life into a once-neglected home, blending functional design with poetic elements. The An Urban Villa in West Dulwich project showcases an innovative use of materials and an impressive extension designed without Planning Permission, all while preserving the rich history of the building.
Villa Trompenberg, designed by Engel Architecten, is a two-story house located on the outskirts of Hilversum, Netherlands.
This modern yet timeless home brings harmony to its surrounding landscape with its striking masonry chimneys and its recessed horizontal joint. From its royal entrance to the spacious bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, the house offers plenty of room to relax and unwind. The coral red brick and the slender UNP steel fascia with a matt powder coating give the home a sleek and modern look. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows and canopies allow plenty of natural daylight and help keep the house cool during the summer.
MP House is an ecologically correct and intelligent brick house located in the residential condominium of Cabreúva, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Designed by Taguá Arquitetura e Design in 2021, it has 350 m² (3800 ft²) of built area and has industrial design style with exposed concrete, steel and wood elements.
The concept of the house was to create an architecture with a brutalist and industrial style, but with ecologically correct materials to make it sustainable and reduce the impact on the environment. With an integration of interior and exterior, this house is perfect for those who want to enjoy the natural beauty of Sao Paulo and at the same time, appreciate modern, contemporary architecture.
Welcome to the Berezowski House, a stunning single-story residence designed by Bloco Arquitetos in 2022. Located in Brasilia, Brazil, this unique property embraces a brick design style and features an impressive pool occupying almost the entire boundary between the house and the yard.
The roof structure is fixed by 8 cast-in-place exposed concrete beams and includes linear skylights for natural light and/or ventilation. The direct connection between the front access and the social area is made through a 2-meter wide corridor-gallery that separates the intimate area from the service area, allowing for plenty of natural light and ventilation.
