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House of Greens: 4site Architects Designs Garden Retreat in Bengaluru

House of Greens: 4site Architects Designs Garden Retreat in Bengaluru

House of Greens is a unique project catering to prestigious clients with a deep appreciation for nature and sustainability. The clients are dog lovers, green enthusiasts, down to earth doctors, and peace lovers, committed to a sustainable lifestyle. The design brief for House of Greens reflects their values and personality, and creating a sustainable green home with lots of greenery.

Casa Valle by Kajim Estudio

Casa Valle by Kajim Estudio

This housing endeavor is located in Zapopan, Mexico and was designed by Kajim Estudio. The facade functions as a filter, welcoming natural light while protecting the interior from unfiltered rays. The polished finishes emerge in the kitchen, transforming it into not only a practical space but also an eye-catching sanctuary. Casa Valle illustrates a harmonious blend of architectural authenticity, visual allure, and functional living.

Stodolove – Old Barn Renovation Combines Rustic Roots with Modern Minimalism

Stodolove – Old Barn Renovation Combines Rustic Roots with Modern Minimalism

The property type is a house built in 2022 by designer Anna Maria Sokolowska Interior Design. It is located in Rumia, Poland. Design-wise, it’s a minimalist endeavor with a balance of historical resonance and calming interiors featuring white, grey, black, and natural oak wood, complemented by touches of green, the owner’s favorite color. The project pays homage to the building’s rustic roots with thoughtful details.

Casa Malinalco by Sama Arquitectos

Casa Malinalco by Sama Arquitectos

Casa Malinalco is a residence located in Malinalco, Mexico, designed by Sama Arquitectos and designed in 2025. The project combines sensitive design with clear regulations set forth by the golf club committee, with an emphasis on natural integration. Shaped by contemporary architectural language, Casa Malinalco balances leisurely experience with an engagement with nature that’s expressed via visual frames and access to panoramic views.

Futtsu Weekend House by Atelier MEME

Futtsu Weekend House by Atelier MEME

Designed in 2020 by Atelier MEME, the Futtsu Weekend House is located in Chiba, Japan. Nestled along the coastline, it features a design that intentionally emphasizes the relationship with its natural surroundings, offering captivating views of both sea and mountains. The home frames its landscapes, capturing the ebb and flow of the ocean and the embrace of densely foliated hills, creating a unique sense of tranquility and liberation from daily life.

Casa L+PF by Studio Moodular

Casa L+PF by Studio Moodular

In the bustling center of Milano, Italy, Casa L+PF stands out as an example of modern architectural brilliance. Designed by Studio Moodular in 2023, this apartment radiates finesse and flair. The structure’s exterior features cutting-edge lines that blend flawlessly with the historic buildings that surround it. The welcoming entrance invites exploration of the harmonious relationship between aesthetic and utility.

Copake Lake House by Desai Chia Architecture

Copake Lake House by Desai Chia Architecture

Set in Copake Lake, New York, United States, the Copake Lake House is a retreat designed in 2021 by Desai Chia Architecture. The project engages this lakefront property through a series of framed volumetric compositions and material details that capture views to the water. A ritual of leaving behind the bustling urban life begins to unfold the moment one arrives at the carport and enters the home.

Narrow Brick House by Srijit Srinivas Architects

Narrow Brick House by Srijit Srinivas Architects

The clients presented an extremely narrow site in Thiruvanthapuram, India as part of their design brief. The resultant Narrow Brick House, designed by Srijit Srinivas Architects in 2022, features a house with a generous 117 sq.m. of built-up area on the elongated 283 sq.m. site. The light-touch minimalist approach also finds expression in the various interior design elements like wardrobes, shelving, fenestrations etc– all pared back to the bare minimum required.

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