Nestled within a medieval village in Cruïlles, Spain, lies a Cruïlles 1 stone house that exudes character and charm. Designed by Majoral · Tissino in 2013, the intervention aimed to preserve the heritage and materials hidden within the four stone walls while opening up the house and providing it with four elevations.
Cruïlles 1 is not just a stone house; it’s a journey through the levels, spaces, and history of a medieval village.
Nestled in the tranquil hills outside Piegaro near Lake Trasimeno, Castellaccio Suite is a one-of-a-kind private villa designed by Special Umbria. Built for just two guests, this tiny house offers a secluded retreat surrounded by nature.
With the help of a local architect, the design and construction of Castellaccio Suite was completed in March 2019 after an intensive year of work. Despite a tight budget, the team made no compromises on quality and created a modern space that perfectly complements the traditional countryside.
Discover the enchanting Casa Mejorada Pavilion, a leisure retreat nestled in the heart of Mérida, Mexico’s historic center. Designed by Arista Cero in 2020, this stone pavilion blends traditional architecture with modern design elements, creating a serene oasis in the bustling city.
Experience the perfect harmony of polished white cement, local stone, and steel, as you unwind in the restful shaded areas or take a dip in the inviting pool adorned with a stone wall. Escape the ordinary and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Mérida’s Casa Mejorada Pavilion.
Immerse yourself in the enchanting beauty of Greece with the “Summer Home,” an architectural gem nestled amidst the stunning landscape of Crete. Designed by the visionary Chiara Armando in 2019, this modern yet rustic summer house embodies the soul of the island, taking inspiration from its pristine nature, slow-paced life, and rich traditions.
Its unique design masterfully integrates stone, wood, metal, and plaster, showcasing a harmonious blend of modern interior design and traditional architecture. Situated near the ancient village of Kato Mixorròuma and boasting panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, the Summer Home offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Let’s explore this captivating retreat that seamlessly blends indoor comfort with the outdoor vibrancy of Crete’s idyllic countryside.
Discover the charm of Portugal’s rural heartland through an architectural masterpiece – Rural House in Portugal. Designed by renowned architect Henrique Barros-Gomes, this vacation house is situated in the quaint and well-preserved village of Castelo Branco, known for its dramatic seasons and distinct local character.
The project revives a former community oven into a stunning residence, blending traditional aesthetics with contemporary design. Thick, exposed granite walls and a gable roof from the original construction are given a new life, while the interior spaces are transformed into a loft-like setting, teeming with bespoke carpentry and warm, radiant light. A beautifully crafted stair-bench-table-fireplace serves as the pivotal design element, inspired by Scarpa’s iconic Olivetti Showroom in Venice. The exterior flaunts a subtle austerity that fits seamlessly into the local architecture, contrasting beautifully with the contemporary interior. The house is not just a mere living space, but a testament to the fusion of ancient tradition and modern design.
Nestled in the charming town of Castrignano del Capo, Italy, stands Villa Camilla Puglia – an embodiment of luxury and elegance. This marvelous private house, thoughtfully designed by the renowned architect Fabiano Spano in 2017, boasts an enchanting stone design. This luxurious villa seamlessly blends into the picturesque Italian landscape, offering an unparalleled living experience amidst the country’s remarkable beauty.
Experience the allure of Italy through the lens of architectural magnificence.
Dive into the heart of Cáceres, Spain, where tradition melds seamlessly with modernity in Emilio Tuñón Architects‘ Stone House. This architectural marvel, an embodiment of sophisticated design, is nestled in the region’s serene landscape, drawing upon the charm of the area’s renowned quartzite stone.
The structure unfolds as a 16-meter-sided (approximately 52 feet) prism, featuring nine cubic spaces, each with a side measuring 4.2 meters (around 14 feet). Within these walls of local stone and Extremadura granite window frames, you’ll find interiors brought to life with oakwood and white concrete, punctuated by unobtrusive building services.
Discover this embodiment of architectural elegance, where the allure of Cáceres finds form in the Stone House.
Step into the reimagined world of the Bon a House and Two Extensions, a classic farmhouse tucked away in the charming village of Saint-Clément-de-Rivière, France. Masterfully revived by (ma!ca) Architecture, this dwelling effortlessly harmonizes modern design with traditional stone techniques, creating an elegant blend of the past and present.
The ingenious introduction of two extensions and a central courtyard transforms this home into a spacious haven that truly brings the outside in.
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