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Cascina: Transforming a 19th Century Farmstead in Italy

Rustic cabin interior with exposed wood beams, white walls, and modern furnishings.

Cascina, located in the picturesque Piemonte region of Italy, is a beautifully restored house designed by Tuckey Design Studio in 2020. This remarkable project reconnects with the property’s agrarian roots while enhancing its natural surroundings. Blending sustainability with historic charm, Cascina provides an elegant living space and creative studio for a prominent fashion designer and naturalist.

House of Bridges: A Modern Take on Indian Haveli Living

Modern architectural design with wooden beams, stone walls, and a pool surrounded by tropical landscaping.

House of Bridges, designed by team3, is a contemporary residence located in Rangpuri, New Delhi, India. This unique house reinterprets traditional Indian haveli architecture to accommodate joint family living.

Emphasizing sustainable design, it seamlessly blends modern aesthetics with environmental consciousness, creating an inviting sanctuary for families to thrive together.

Forest House: Embracing Nature with Sustainable Design

A modern, open-concept home with large windows overlooking a lush, forested landscape.

Forest House, designed by Gonzalo Bardach Studio, showcases a stunning example of architecture in Buenos Aires, Argentina. This unique house integrates seamlessly into the coniferous forest, utilizing organic forms and natural materials. Its bioenvironmental design prioritizes sustainability, creating a serene space for contemplation while enhancing the connection between nature and humans.

Half-Tree House: Unique Cabin Built Among Trees

A modern cabin nestled among towering trees, showcasing sleek architectural details.

The Half-Tree House, designed by Jacobschang Architecture in 2016, is a 360-square-foot retreat nestled in a stunning second-growth forest in Sullivan County, New York. This innovative shelter elevates architecture by seamlessly integrating with nature, utilizing sustainable materials and a unique support system that allows two trees to anchor its structure.

A perfect blend of modern design and rustic charm, this retreat is ideal for nature enthusiasts seeking a serene escape.

Wooncoöperatie de Warren: Pioneering Collective Living in Amsterdam

FeaturedSpacious, modern interior with wooden structures, cozy seating, and decorative elements.

Situated on the Centrumeiland in Amsterdam, the Wooncoöperatie de Warren is a pioneering cooperative housing project designed by Natrufied Architecture in 2022. This 36-apartment development offers social and affordable rental housing, boasting an impressive ‘EPC’ rating of -0.16, making it an energy-positive building.

With its wood construction, material reuse, and focus on sustainable and cost-effective urban living, De Warren is setting new standards for cooperative living in the Netherlands.

Apartment A: Designing for a Young Family in Vienna

Minimalist kitchen and dining area with neutral colors, wood furnishings, and large windows.

Nestled in the heart of Vienna, Austria, Apartment A showcases the exceptional design work of destilat Design Studio. This 180 m2 flat in a prestigious old building was carefully remodeled to meet the needs of a young family, even with the challenges of travel restrictions during the pandemic. The design features a palette of subtle natural tones, high-quality sustainable materials, and a thoughtful lighting concept that creates a calming, harmonious atmosphere.

EcoBreeze House: Sustainable Design in Ho Chi Minh City

Modern tropical architectural design with wooden louvers and palm trees.

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, is known for its dense urban landscape, often with limited living spaces and greenery. However, the EcoBreeze House, designed by A+ Architects in 2023, offers a refreshing solution.

This 330 m2 modern house in the heart of the city embraces a unique double-skin facade system, enabling the building to “breathe” and harmonize with the local climate. Integrating native greenery throughout the home, the design team has blurred the boundaries between the built environment and nature, creating a light-filled, sustainable oasis for the owners.

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