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Open House: A Marvel of Tropical Architecture in Singapore

Spacious industrial-style living room with concrete walls, modern furniture, and hanging light fixtures.

Discover Open House in Singapore, a masterpiece by Studio iF, showcasing the pinnacle of tropical architecture. Designed in 2014, this house redefines living by integrating nature within its urban setting. Its unique design features, including a void for a towering Memphat tree and a green-rich rear court, create a harmony between indoors and the surrounding wildlife. Experience a home where architecture meets nature, inviting a blend of tranquility and vibrancy.

House in the Pyrenees: Designing with the Landscape in Mind

FeaturedA modern, wooden and stone architectural design with clean lines and large windows offering scenic mountain views.

Discover the House in the Pyrenees, designed by GMG Plans i Projectes and nestled in Bellver de Cerdanya, Spain. This sustainably crafted home, planned for 2024, transcends traditional architecture. It combines the essence of the Cerdanya Lerida’s agricultural past with modern living standards. Built from locally sourced wood and stone, this house promises unparalleled views of the Cadí-Moixeró mountains and epitomizes energy-positive living.

Berm House: How It Defines Eco-Friendly Multi-Unit Housing

A modern, single-story structure with large windows and warm lighting, surrounded by a grassy field and evergreen trees.

Discover Berm House in Mazama, Washington, designed by CAST Architecture in 2023. This multi-unit housing project combines modern design with eco-friendly principles. It serves as a common house within a mixed-income community, offering private and public spaces, optimized for solar exposure, and utilizing Passive House principles. Its design features include a post and beam structure, a CLT roof, and materials that blend with the natural landscape.

Ka-Ma-Ra: A Unique Rebirth of a Maniot Village House

Scenic stone terrace with cushioned seating, overlooking lush greenery and ocean view.

Discover the innovative transformation of Ka-Ma-Ra, a house in Greece, by Z-LEVEL architecture. Once a traditional café-grocery in a ruined Maniot village, it’s now a contemporary dwelling seamlessly blending history with modern design. This project, rooted in sustainable practices, demonstrates the wise use of local resources and materials, making it a perfect example of eco-friendly living and architectural creativity in 2022.

Casa Toro: How This Ocean-Inspired House Merges With Nature

Circular concrete structure with wood accents, pool, and terraced exterior surroundings.

Casa Toro, designed by Estudio Carroll in 2023, stands as a beacon of sustainable architecture in Oaxaca City, Mexico. This innovative house, spanning approximately 250 m² (about 2690 ft²), seamlessly blends with its coastal surroundings, promoting energy-efficient living without sacrificing luxury. Through the use of local materials and thoughtful design, Casa Toro offers a unique living experience that harmoniously connects its residents with nature.

Undone: A Tehran House with a Story in Every Wall

Modern interior with concrete pillars, staircase, and ambient lighting.

Embark on a journey with “Undone,” a house distinctive for its raw aesthetic in Tehran, Iran. Designed by Ontic Works Inc. in 2021, this project reimagines traditional living spaces. Amid socio-economic adversity, it stands as a monument to resilience, blending generations of history within its walls. Beyond its rugged facade, Undone harmoniously accommodates living, working, and dancing, challenging conventional privacy norms and fostering communal bonds.

El Trull CV: The Innovative Approach to Organic Oil Production

Futuristic house with curved design atop stone walls in natural setting.

El Trull CV in Lleida, Spain, is a stunning example of how modern architecture can harmoniously blend with ancient landscapes. Designed by Alventosa Morell Arquitectes in 2023, this house is not merely a dwelling but a state-of-the-art facility for organic oil production. Nestled in the breathtaking Cuadrat Valley estate, this project marvelously integrates with the surrounding olive groves and rocky terrains, embodying the essence of eco-friendly and sustainable design.