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Kristy – Hughesdale House: Sustainable Design for a Growing Family

Contemporary home with sleek black exterior, open-plan layout, and lush landscaping.

Eckersley ArchitectsKristy – Hughesdale House in Melbourne, Australia, showcases a stunning single-level extension to a Victorian weatherboard, seamlessly blending modern design with the property’s historical charm. Designed in 2020, this family-friendly house features an open living space that effortlessly connects to the large backyard, addressing the homeowners’ need for additional space. The strategic placement of skylights and the use of robust materials, such as concrete, natural stone, and timber, create a harmonious and low-maintenance interior, while the structure’s flexible design allows for future expansion with a second level.

Apartment in Cascais: Transformative Redesign in Lisbon

Minimalist living room with built-in shelving, comfortable couch, and wooden accent chair.

Situated in the heart of Lisbon, Portugal, the Apartment in Cascais project by Site Specific Arquitectura showcases the transformative power of design. This ground-floor, two-bedroom apartment, originally built in the 1970s, has undergone a complete redesign, establishing a harmonious relationship between the interior and the south-facing terrace. The warm, minimalist palette and the integration of natural materials create a space that is both serene and inviting, a true haven of light and simplicity.

New House in Hudson: A Stunning Residential Project in Canada

A cozy, modern cabin interior with large windows overlooking a snowy forest scene, featuring wood beams, contemporary furnishings, and a warm, inviting atmosphere.

ARCHITEM, a renowned architecture firm, has unveiled their latest masterpiece – the New House in Hudson, Canada. Designed in 2021, this stunning residence blends modern design elements with the natural beauty of its surroundings. Strategically situated in the charming town of Hudson, this house showcases the firm’s expertise in creating functional and visually captivating living spaces that seamlessly integrate with the local landscape. From its clean lines to the thoughtful use of materials, this project is a testament to the team’s dedication to crafting exceptional homes that elevate the art of living.

Assunção House: Sustainable Design for a Growing Family

A modern architectural design featuring clean lines, cubes, and an open patio.

Designed by UrbanCore Architects in 2016, the Assunção House in Santa Maria da Feira, Portugal, is a single-story residence that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living. This 230 m2 home was crafted to accommodate a young couple’s evolving needs, offering a flexible and functional layout that harmonizes with the surrounding oak forest. Featuring a unique “?” shape, the house is organized around an open terrace, providing residents with panoramic views and a strong connection to nature.

Valencia House: Countryside Retreat with Seamless Indoor-Outdoor Integration

FeaturedSleek, modern architecture with clean lines, wooden roof, and lush greenery surroundings.

Padovani Arquitetos‘ stunning Valencia House in Porto Feliz, Brazil, seamlessly blends contemporary design with the serene tranquility of the countryside. This carefully crafted 2021 summer retreat features spacious, permeable social areas that foster direct integration between the natural environment and the home’s interior. The green roofing and lightweight, horizontally-oriented architecture create a harmonious visual continuity with the surrounding landscape.

Tesche House: Galeria 733’s Sustainable Country House Design

Modern, single-story home with orange exterior surrounded by lush, verdant foliage.

Located in the Gravataí district of Brazil, the Tesche House is a stunning residential project designed by the talented team at Galeria 733. Completed in 2024, this modern house was built on a sloping terrain, with a prominent roof and a layout that seamlessly integrates the indoor and outdoor living spaces. The project’s architectural expression is described as “moderately rustic,” reflecting the homeowner’s desire for a country-inspired aesthetic that still embodies the principles of contemporary design.

RVTK: Multi-Unit Housing Renovation and Extension in South Tyrol

Modern wooden facade with large windows, set against a snowy mountain backdrop.

Messner ArchitectsRVTK project in Schlanders, Italy is a stunning renovation and expansion of a 1978 three-story residential building. The multi-unit housing development features a complete overhaul of the existing attic floor, as well as renovations to the basement and first-floor apartments to create three distinct living spaces. Situated on a south-facing slope in the picturesque Val Venosta region, the project boasts impressive mountain and valley views, with each floor offering unique outdoor amenities like terraces, gardens, and loggias.

Fusco House: Elegant Apartment Oasis in Rome’s Northwest

FeaturedModern open-plan living space with sleek black lighting fixture, green sofa, wood floors, and TV.

Arabella Rocca‘s Fusco House apartment in Rome, Italy showcases a contemporary and minimalist design aesthetic within a 175 sq m indoor and 59 sq m outdoor space. Featuring geometric lines, contrasting colors, and carefully selected materials like sandblasted parquet flooring and striped crema d’Orcia in the master bathroom, this fourth and fifth-floor apartment in an elegant residential complex blends harmonious spaces with a focus on functionality and visual appeal.

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