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House 1627: A Farmhouse Reborn – Honoring Tradition in Spain

Open, modern kitchen with concrete countertops, wood-beamed ceiling, and large windows.

This new house in Pals, Spain, designed by Harquitectes in 2023, rises from the ruins of an old farmhouse, reinterpreting the values of vernacular architecture with a contemporary approach. The project aims to integrate seamlessly into the exceptional landscape of Baix Empordà, a continuum of agricultural spaces with the constant presence of ancestral farmhouses. The morphology of the original structure informs the structural typology and spatial organization of the new house, which features a grid of successive rooms configured by load-bearing walls, thick Cyclopean concrete, and structural vaults. The new roof, with its two sloping tiles, recovers the original height and volume of the building, while the existing stone facades are consolidated and enhanced with new openings.

Résidence de la Promenade: Cliff-Top Luxury in Québec

FeaturedSleek modern architecture with a glass-walled pool, terraced decks, and lush greenery.

Québec-based architecture firm LemayMichaud has unveiled a stunning single-family home, Résidence de la Promenade, nestled atop a dramatic cliff overlooking the St. Lawrence River and the bridges of Quebec City. Designed in 2022, this contemporary house seamlessly blends its exterior and interior, offering its residents panoramic views and an exceptional living environment.

Barcelona House: Innovative Design Meets Natural Beauty

FeaturedSleek wooden pavilion with an infinity pool overlooking lush forest scenery.

Discover the architectural elegance of Barcelona House, a stunning residence designed in 2023 by Strom Architects. Positioned in the serene hills outside Barcelona, Spain, this house is defined by its breathtaking Mediterranean Sea views and sophisticated living spaces. Its contemporary design creatively utilizes the challenging terrain, incorporating materials like concrete and local stone to complement its natural surroundings.

The Pool House: Sustainable Design in Suburban Australia

A modern, wooden structure with a peaked roof and large glass windows, surrounded by lush greenery.

Discover The Pool House, a marvel of modern design by buckandsimple, located in Randwick, Australia. Built in 2023, this pool house seamlessly fuses natural materials like wood and stone with innovative architecture, creating a serene outdoor living space perfect for both relaxation and social gatherings. Experience the unique blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal in this suburban sanctuary.

Palco House: A Sanctuary for Artists in Maraú

Cozy modern interior with large windows overlooking a lush outdoor garden.

Discover Palco House, a stunning 2021 project by Cecchi Millan Arquitetura, perfectly situated on Algodões Beach, Maraú, Brazil. This 70m2 house combines a modern aesthetic with functionality, creating a serene retreat for a young artist. The design seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor spaces, emphasizing natural lighting and an earthy palette to enhance the coastal environment it inhabits.

Westmark School: Innovating Education with Outdoor Learning Spaces

This image depicts a modern outdoor courtyard with a central tree, seating areas, and distinctive architectural design elements.

The Westmark School, designed by nbbj in the United States and unveiled in 2023, represents a revolutionary leap in educational architecture. This net zero school places emphasis on tailored, flexible learning environments under the canopy of a grand California Sycamore tree. The design uniquely supports the school’s dedication to individualized instruction, healthy living spaces, and seamless outdoor learning opportunities, setting a new standard for innovative educational spaces.

Feline Chalet: A Modern Refuge Amidst Collingwood’s Snowy Peaks

Modern, geometric cabin nestled in a snowy forest, warm lights glowing through its angular windows.

Feline Chalet, designed by Atelier RZLBD in 2024, is a stunning house located in Collingwood, Canada. It stands as a modern refuge, cleverly arranged into three structures to capture the beauty of the surrounding mountains and optimize natural lighting. Each structure, the “hut,” “bridge,” and “cave,” serves a distinct purpose, blending seamlessly with the landscape to create a harmonious living space.

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