Casa Yakisugi sits in Sorisole, Italy, where the foothills of Bergamo shape its outlook and rhythm. Designed by Edoardo Milesi & Archos in 2022, the single-family house turns toward the garden and the mountain horizon rather than the surrounding residential fabric. Charred larch, fair-faced concrete, and a pale birch interior set a clear dialogue between sturdy enclosure and warm refuge.
The Gardener’s House by Splinter Society in Brunswick East, Australia, is designed to harmonize with an ornamental garden. This house features a red-toned period structure blending old and new elements. The modern addition faces a neighboring home, allowing light to filter through.
Discover the transformed Perpetua House in São Paulo, Brazil, a project by Arkitito Arquitetura completed in 2021. This renovated 1950s house now exemplifies modern indoor-outdoor living, integrating extensive garden areas and natural light into a formerly fragmented space. The design smartly incorporates local Goiás stone and preserved architectural elements, blending modern conveniences with the home’s original charm.
Discover the Renovation in Paseo de Alcobendas, Madrid, designed by the acclaimed Ábaton. This house transformation emphasizes natural elements, light, and art to create a cohesive and luxurious living space. Perfectly blending functionality with aesthetic appeal, Ábaton reimagines a family home into a modern masterpiece.
Discover the Golf House in Belgium, a 2017 residential design by ERPICUM Architects, where modern luxury converges with nature. This house integrates a workshop, office, and pool into its serene landscape without eclipsing the existing garden or pond views, featuring a design that highlights concrete and wood materials.
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