This innovative Net Zero Home, designed by Martin Architects in New York, NY, offers a striking example of sustainable design. The project, completed in 2019, features a modular steel shell and a unique “T” layout that overcomes site restrictions and cost considerations. The open-concept public living area is complemented by a second-floor studio, accessible via a dynamic staircase. This house exemplifies the balance between functional design and environmental responsibility, making it a standout in the world of sustainable architecture.
Discover the AB House, designed by Jacobsen Arquitetura in 2016, located in the serene Angra dos Reis, Brazil. This house exemplifies state-of-the-art sustainable design, merging two levels of sophisticated living spaces with inviting nature into every room. Through thoughtful design and use of prefabricated materials, it achieves a minimal environmental footprint while offering luxurious indoor and outdoor areas.
Discover Buen Retiro, a striking retreat nestled in Roccasparvera, Italy, designed by the talented Dario Castellino in 2023. This architectural marvel seamlessly blends modern design with the serene beauty of the Stura Valley, offering a unique sanctuary that respects and revitalizes its natural and historical setting. Utilizing sustainable materials and techniques, Buen Retiro stands as a testament to innovative, eco-friendly design.
Discover The Slate Residence, designed by Blouin Tardif Architecture in 2023. This house located in Montreal, Canada, redefines luxurious living with its blend of eco-friendly features and modern design. Set on the serene Lake of Two Mountains, it integrates seamlessly with its natural surroundings, offering unparalleled views and a tranquil atmosphere. The house showcases innovative architectural features, prioritizing sustainability and accessibility across its single level.
Casa ATO, designed by IR Arquitectura in San Isidro, Argentina, is a groundbreaking house that embodies eco-friendly living. Completed in 2020, this residence not only respects the local ecological reserve but enhances it, integrating pre-existing natural elements like old trees and a swimming pool into its design. The structure promotes a symbiotic relationship between humans and nature through smart, sustainable architecture, ensuring both thrive in harmony.
