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Casa Máxima: Modern Living in Spain’s Galician Countryside

Modern courtyard with geometric design, green lawn, and a person walking.

Casa Máxima, designed by Gramática Arquitectónica in 2019, stands as a modern architectural marvel in Pontevedra, Spain. Perfectly adapted to the unique ‘minifundio’ land patterns of the rururban Galician landscape, this house showcases a one-floor design that masterfully manipulates light and shadow.

The property’s layout, reminiscent of a comic strip, features rooms each telling their own story. The meticulously crafted garden extends the seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living, with the grey granite stone exteriors and a cedar centerpiece in the kitchen echoing the beauty and tradition of its surroundings.

S Shelter: A Cozy Retreat Amidst Nature

S Shelter: A Cozy Retreat Amidst Nature

The S Shelter by ECGP (Elisa Cifuentes & Giuliano Pastorelli Arquitectos) is a serene wooden cabin located in the lush Andean region of Recinto, Chile. Designed as a compact yet elegant space for solo travelers, couples, or small families, it offers stunning views of the surrounding forest through expansive windows. Unique features include a linear corridor enhancing the scenic views and a skylight that bathes the interior in natural light, all crafted by local carpenters.

S Shelter stands as a testament to intimate, nature-immersed architecture.

The Rambler: A Nature-Blended Home by GO’C

FeaturedThe Rambler: A Nature-Blended Home by GO’C

Discover The Rambler, a breathtaking 3-bedroom, 2-bath retreat located on the Kitsap Peninsula, northwest of Seattle. Designed by GO’C in 2022, this 1,700 square foot (158 square meters) residence embodies a fusion of local craftsmanship and the iconic Rambler style.

With a focus on integrating indoor and outdoor living, the home features a concrete base, full-height masonry walls, and a roof that doubles as an herb garden and stargazing terrace. The use of site-milled Douglas Fir and Cedar enhances its connection to the surrounding wooded landscape, offering a serene space for family gatherings, music, and art.

Olea House: A Modern Oasis in Pátrai

Olea House: A Modern Oasis in Pátrai

Explore Olea House in Pátrai, Greece, a masterpiece by Façade Architecture. This modern, minimalist single-story home centers around a majestic olive tree, harmonizing with nature.

Its open-space layout in the living room, kitchen, and patio embodies comfort and style. The design ingeniously merges indoor and outdoor spaces, using large openings to enhance natural light, creating an airy, luminous living environment that captures the essence of contemporary Greek architecture.

Hale Hali’a Aloha Residence: A Tropical Paradise

Hale Hali’a Aloha Residence: A Tropical Paradise

Hale Hali’a Aloha Residence, crafted by Eerkes Architects, stands as a 2023 architectural marvel in Princeville, Hawaii. Embracing Kaua’i’s breathtaking scenery, the house offers panoramic views of Kalihiwai Bay and Kilauea Point.

Its unique design features sloped and flat roofs, integrating with the lush greenery. The interior boasts an internal garden with views of Hihimanu peak and waterfalls, while adaptable wooden screens on the exterior harmonize with Hawaii’s diverse climate, creating a tranquil tropical retreat.

Corner House: Redefining Modern Living

Corner House: Redefining Modern Living

Unveiling the Corner House in Łaziska Górne, Poland: a 2023 creation by GIGAarchitekci that redefines modern architecture. This one-story home, set amidst lush fields, features a unique triangular design optimizing privacy and garden connectivity.

With its full-height glazed garden view, sophisticated interior, and striking grey concrete facade, the Corner House is a perfect blend of style and serenity, offering a modern retreat in a tranquil setting.

FLD House: A Fusion of Wood and Concrete

FLD House: A Fusion of Wood and Concrete

In Santiago’s Andean foothills, FLD House by 57STUDIO combines concrete and wood in a unique single-story design. Located in Las Condes, Chile, the 2016-built house features intersecting wings that adapt to the slope, creating sun-protected patios and light-filled rooms. This architectural blend harmoniously balances the robustness of concrete with the lightness of radiata pine wood.

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