In the heart of Guarujá, Brazil, Jacobsen Arquitetura masterfully melded elementary design with pioneering wood housing techniques for the SM House in 2014.
Poised on São Paulo’s northeast shore, the two-story house emerges as a tranquil haven, cocooned amidst the lush Atlantic Rainforest. Here, expansive verandas and sweeping eaves foster a sublime marriage between indoor comfort and the untamed outdoors.
Casa Tulum, located in Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo, Mexico, designed by Zozaya Arquitectos in 2018, is a residence that blends in with the natural landscape of the area. Configured from three bungalow-like volumes, the project offers a play of voids between them, creating patios, terraces, and gardens all interconnected by walkways and staircases, leading to the main pool. Constructed with regional materials and a warm color palette, the house respects the local environment while creating an inviting atmosphere.
Casa Mague is an amazing single family house located in an ancestral place at Malinalco in Mexico, designed in 2020 by Mauricio Ceballos X Architects.
Located in Singapore, Cornwall Gardens is a tropical paradise intended for multi-generation living designed in 2014 by Chang Architects.
Situated hour and half away from San Salvador, this beautiful beach house was designed by Cincopatasalgato.
