Welcome to Villa Chams, a concrete masterpiece meticulously crafted by Carl Gerges Architects in the historically rich landscapes of Baalbek, Lebanon. Designed in 2020, this house is not just a structure but a sensory narrative entwined with its arid surroundings—from the native flora to the ancient Roman ruins.
With an architectural rhythm that echoes the natural cadences of its setting, Villa Chams offers a seamless blend of interior luxury and environmental serenity. Poured earth concrete walls, rough terrazzo flooring, and strategically placed skylights invite the outside in, creating a dialogue with nature that is as intimate as it is majestic.
Embrace the charm of this Lebanese haven, where every detail is an ode to earthy elegance and tranquility.
Welcome to De Chill House, a tranquil haven carved out in the bustling urban expanse of Quang Ninh, Vietnam. X11 Design Studio, the visionary behind this 2022 masterpiece, boldly defies the typical constraints of high-density urban living.
The design introduces “breathing” spaces that bathe the home in natural light and fresh air, transforming it into a refreshing abode for a multi-generational family. At De Chill House, minimalist elegance and practical design converge, creating interactive spaces that bring people and nature into harmony. The house stands as a testament to living artfully with nature, ensuring that every space not only serves its purpose but also connects inhabitants to the peaceful rhythm of natural light and greenery.
Discover the harmonious blend of urban sophistication and natural tranquility at Casa San Ángel, the latest marvel from Miguel Concha Arquitectura in Querétaro City, Mexico. This house redefines modern living with a layout that honors both functional design and the serene beauty of its locale.
Respecting the legacy of its towering trees and embracing the region’s balmy climate, Casa San Ángel emerges as a beacon of light and airiness. Here, green mosaic floors lead to a central courtyard that becomes the heart of the home, infusing every room with natural light and fresh air. Striking a balance between minimalist concrete and vibrant flora, the residence offers an unbroken flow of space that changes with the sliding of a window, connecting the indoors with the azure expanse above.
In Tel Aviv, Israel, the bustling city known for its vibrant arts scene and beautiful beaches, stands the BT House — a modern, concrete masterpiece crafted by the renowned designer, Mano Shallem. This single-story house effortlessly merges contemporary design with the urban charisma of its surroundings.
The Bernaung House, designed by RAD+ar in Tangerang, Indonesia, embodies the essence of sheltering inherent in the tropical belt’s residents.
This sustainable house, crafted in 2022, merges traditional comfort with modern energy efficiency. Boasting an atrium for natural ventilation and ceilings adorned with monochrome timber, it’s a sanctuary that frames the lush greenery and vast skies of urban Tangerang, emphasizing the beauty of living comfortably with minimal energy consumption in the tropics.
In the scenic town of Castelnau-le-Lez, France, Brengues Le Pavec Architects have crafted a modern marvel with FRI’ House. This concrete, two-story home boasts a unique blend of space and light, seamlessly merging indoor and outdoor living.
With vast windows illuminating the interiors and innovative design techniques amplifying the home’s spaciousness, it’s a testament to contemporary architectural prowess.
In the picturesque landscapes of Cape Town, South Africa, renowned designer SAOTA unveils Upper Albert, a remarkable concrete house designed in 2022.
Architect Philip Olmesdahl marries the raw, tactile beauty of concrete with a vibrant dash of red pigment, inspired by his Mexican travels. Blending a stark modern aesthetic with personal and local historical touches, the house stands as both a testament to the progressive architecture of SAOTA and a love letter to the city’s rich heritage, all while offering panoramic views of the iconic cityscape.
Casa 1615, designed by Nordest Arquitectura in 2023, stands majestically on Begur’s hillside overlooking Aiguablava’s idyllic cove in Spain. This two-story, modern concrete residence offers breathtaking Mediterranean views, elegantly combining the ruggedness of wood-formworked concrete with the softness of natural wood shutters.
Meticulously designed spaces, crowned by an infinity pool, seamlessly bridge the indoors with Begur’s picturesque outdoors.
