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House on the Skirt of Mt. Katsuragi: A Modern Family Retreat

House on the Skirt of Mt. Katsuragi: A Modern Family Retreat

Explore House on the Skirt of Mt. Katsuragi, a 2021 creation by Yoshihiro Yamamoto Architects Atelier in Gose, Japan. This modern, wooden home unites a family and nature with its large windows and unique design, offering views of rice fields and Mt. Katsuragi.

Here, simplicity in architecture fosters a tranquil living space for a couple, their mother, and two cats.

Fold House: Harmonizing with Hamilton’s Hills

Fold House: Harmonizing with Hamilton’s Hills

PartisansFold House in Hamilton, Canada, seamlessly integrates into its hillside surroundings with an innovative wood and steel structure. The two-story residence, designed in 2018, features a dynamic, wave-like design, an 80-foot sliding glass facade, and a green roof that merges with the landscape, offering a unique blend of architectural ingenuity and environmental harmony.

Dune House: A Coastal Retreat in South Africa

Dune House: A Coastal Retreat in South Africa

Explore the Dune House by KLG Architects, a 2022 coastal retreat in Betty’s Bay, South Africa. This cottage-style residence uniquely balances environmental sensitivity with modern living. Its design features a wind-protective roofscape and an elevated structure on timber posts, offering stunning views of the ocean, sky, and mountains.

Embodying sustainable practices and seamless integration with nature, the Dune House is a true custodian of its landscape.

Fungi House: Blending Aesthetics with Eco-Innovation

Fungi House: Blending Aesthetics with Eco-Innovation

In Berkel-Enschot, Netherlands, a region known for its historic charm and scenic beauty, Joris Verhoeven Architecture introduces Fungi House, a modern and sustainable dwelling.

Showcasing a biobased facade treated with a unique fungus paint, this energy-neutral home seamlessly blends innovation with environmental consciousness. Built in 2022, the residence’s design incorporates renewable wood and flax materials, reducing its CO2 footprint. Beyond its green exterior, advanced technologies ensure the home produces more energy than it uses, setting a gold standard for future eco-friendly architectural endeavors.

Fremont House: Marc Thorpe’s Vision of Sustainable Living

Fremont House: Marc Thorpe’s Vision of Sustainable Living

In the tranquil embrace of the Western Catskill Mountains, the Fremont House stands as a testament to sustainable living and architectural elegance. Close to the renowned town of Roscoe, New York, this 100% solar-powered residence marries Marc Thorpe‘s contemporary design aesthetics with a seamless blend of self-reliance and ecological responsibility.

Offering a well-thought-out 1000 sqft layout (approximately 92.9 sqm) that includes essential living spaces across two stories, this home not only reflects our harmonious coexistence with nature but also sets a benchmark for future residential projects.

Skagen Klitgaard: A Danish Wooden Retreat by PAX Architects

FeaturedSkagen Klitgaard: A Danish Wooden Retreat by PAX Architects

At the northern tip of Denmark in Skagen lies a summer house that tells a tale of local history and architecture. Designed by PAX Architects in 2021, Skagen Klitgaard is a wooden marvel, echoing Skagen’s Black Period with a black-painted exterior and thatched roof.

With interiors tailored for family intimacy and togetherness, this house masterfully blends the line between indoor and outdoor living, paying homage to its serene surroundings.

Vista Residence: Montecito’s Mountain-Framed Wooden Retreat

Vista Residence: Montecito’s Mountain-Framed Wooden Retreat

In the picturesque hills of Montecito, California, the Vista Residence — formerly a 1970’s 2,500-square-foot (approx. 232.3 square meters) dwelling — underwent a stunning transformation by ANACAPA Architecture in 2022.

Embracing the breathtaking vistas of the Santa Ynez mountains, this revamped wooden house seamlessly merges indoor and outdoor living spaces, capturing the natural beauty of California’s famed landscapes. With an emphasis on modernity, the design champions the surrounding environment through vast glass expanses, charred cedar cladding, and strategic floor planning, all while championing a minimalist luxury aesthetic.

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