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Casa Brisa by Ábaton

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Casa Brisa is a new construction project in Madrid, Spain designed by Ábaton, embracing a modern house style that incorporates nature and natural light into the living space. Spanning two levels, the home’s design utilizes the topography of the land, with the public areas at the lower level and private, family-oriented spaces on the upper level, centered around a visually commanding oak tree that enhances the vibrant, modern surroundings.

House of Harvest – Juntos Farm by Frayn Studio

House of Harvest – Juntos Farm by Frayn Studio

The House of Harvest – Juntos Farm is a pioneering community food hub located in Spain, designed by Frayn Studio in 2024. The project processes fresh food from Juntos Farm and 16 partner farms across the Balearic Islands, supporting a local, small-scale food system in the heart of the island. The design breathes new life into an abandoned cattle slaughterhouse, retaining the building’s original footprint while introducing a dynamic, mixed-use design.

Villa 95 Uses Geometry to Create a House Surrounded by Nature

A modern architectural design with angled roof, pool, and surrounding foliage.

Villa 95 is located in Sotogrande, Spain, designed by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos and features house real estate. The project is configured through three simple elements that dynamically adapt to the orientation and geometry of the plot, maximizing the relationship between the home and the natural surroundings. Spaces are provided where one can work, exercise, and more, in addition to the belvedere-shaped terrace, an elevated extension of the living area.

Casa On by Guillem Carrera

Contemporary glass and wood architecture with pool in foreground.

The house, located in Reus, Spain, was designed in 2023 by Guillem Carrera, reflecting a comprehensive architectural approach that emphasizes passive solar architecture and energy efficiency. Situated within a low-density residential complex surrounded by nature, Casa ON harmonizes family living with professional office space, featuring a distinctive design with four facades that offer varied atmospheric experiences while maintaining visual separations.

Bundle House By NOMO Studio Features Unique Indoor and Outdoor Spaces

Bundle House By NOMO Studio Features Unique Indoor and Outdoor Spaces

Nestled within an elongated trapezoidal plot in Spain, Bundle House by NOMO studio showcases an ingenious design that navigates its surroundings, offering unparalleled views of the Mediterranean Sea. Designed in 2024, this residential project artfully divides its extensive program into nine rectangular volumes, weaving seamlessly around majestic trees and harmonizing with its natural context.

Patch Apartment by Nan Arquitectos

Sleek wood cabinetry, tile accents, and pendant lamps create a warm, modern kitchen space.

Patch Apartment is located in Pontevedra, Spain. Designed by Nan Arquitectos, the apartment includes three bedrooms, a living/dining/kitchen area, three bathrooms, and a workspace. An array of warm materials creates a versatile environment with a vintage character. The project reflects a flowing aesthetic across the space, which includes a collaboration with indirect lighting that is intended to generate relaxed atmospheres and distinct working and living feelings.

House in the Mountain by HGSE Arquitectos

Spacious interior with wooden beams, large windows, and modern furniture.

Located in Santa María de la Alameda, Madrid, House in the mountain spans 1,184 sqft (110 sqm). Designed by HGSE Arquitectos with a compact design solution, it serves as a vacation home that embraces stunning mountain views through its sloped silhouette and strategic layout. The architects organized the interior spaces around a central staircase, creating an efficient layout that maximizes natural light and breathtaking sightlines across the sloping terrain.

P59 Transforms 70s House into Welcoming Family Home in Valencia

Minimalist living room featuring large windows, neutral color palette, and modernistic furnishings.

In the heart of Valencia, Spain, Estudio Calma revitalised a dated 70s house into a contemporary sanctuary for modern family living. The 180m² project, designed in 2024, reimagines the home through refined materiality, prioritising oak wood and an elemental palette that transmits comfort and warmth.

The elegant transformation emphasises a seamless connection between the hall, living room, and open-plan kitchen, fostering a welcoming environment for socialisation and relaxation.

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