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Taroona House: Immersive Nature-Inspired Architecture in Hobart

Modern glass and steel home nestled in lush bushland setting with rock formations.

Nestled in the dense, forested hills of Hobart, Australia, the Taroona House by Archier offers a captivating fusion of modern design and immersion in the rugged Tasmanian landscape. This innovative house features a three-structure layout that adapts to the clients’ needs, minimizing energy usage while providing panoramic views of the surrounding bushland and Derwent River.

INGA Co-living: A Sustainable Community Living in Manaus

Vibrant tropical foliage frames modern, well-lit apartment buildings with balconies.

Located in the heart of Manaus, Brazil, the INGA Co-living project by designer Laurent Troost offers a new model of community living that seamlessly integrates with the surrounding nature.

This development, completed in 2022, features a mix of one-bedroom (43m2) and two-bedroom (52m2) community apartments designed to promote flexibility, cross-ventilation, and a sense of shared community spaces, including a collective laundry, vegetable garden, and deck with views of the nearby Teatro Amazonas.

Lavandeira Douro Nature & Wellness: A Tour of Sustainable Elegance

A wooden cabin with a large triangular window nestled in a lush, verdant landscape.

Lavandeira Douro Nature & Wellness, situated in Ancede, Portugal, reflects a beautiful merger of 18th-century charm and modern sustainability. Designed in 2023 by FCC Arquitectura, this rural farm is not just a retreat but an epitome of architectural reverence and environmental harmony. The property beautifully integrates natural landscapes with historical architecture, creating a serene wellness sanctuary.

House 37: A Modern Rebuild for a Busy Family in Toronto

FeaturedModern two-story home with large windows, outdoor seating, and a dog.

House 37, designed by Izen Architecture Inc. in 2020, redefines urban living in Toronto, Canada. This modern house is built around a 45-foot Northern Catalpa tree, featuring a 25-foot-tall window for a seamless nature view. Prioritizing natural light, storage, and flow, it caters to a busy young family’s needs while blending in beautifully with its neighborhood through thoughtful exterior updates and integrated nature.