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fromArchDaily
3 months ago
Design

Vila Real Itu Residence / Alexandre Chaguri Arquitetura

A large, transparent summer residence was designed to directly harmonize with nature by prioritizing connection to existing native forest, making vegetation a central architectural element.
fromArchDaily
5 months ago
Real estate

The Green House / Boniface Oleksiuk Politano Architects

Small family home nestled on a Gibsons farm frames forest and field views with carefully placed, sometimes playful, windows to maximize landscape connection.
Renovation
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5 days ago

Hillside Residence / Prentiss + Balance + Wickline Architects

A 2400 sf hillside residence integrates a prominent boulder into its u-shaped design, creating a comfortable home for an active family of five on a forested slope.
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fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
4 weeks ago

timber garden folly pavilion transitions between resting shelter and planted patio

The project responds to a series of site-specific conditions, including exposure to wind, sun, and the absence of a dedicated outdoor room. Located adjacent to an architect-designed house with a restrained internal layout, the pavilion offers an additional space without altering the existing domestic interior. Positioned as an intermediary element, it operates as a threshold between the private realm of the house and the open landscape beyond.
Design
Remodel
fromwww.archdaily.com
1 month ago

Flamboyant House / Juliana Camargo + Prumo projetos

The Flamboyant House integrates an existing L-shaped house, pool, and flamboyant tree as structuring elements that guide placement, volumetry, and spatial organization.
Design
fromArchDaily
3 months ago

House BP / Santiago Berlotti

House sits on a raised lot with a longitudinal main volume integrated into the terrain via a green platform, combining monolithic earthy walls and a light glass pavilion.
Design
fromwww.archdaily.com
5 months ago

AKQA Venice / zaa zanonarchitettiassociati

AKQA offices occupy a former livestock plot as an elongated, single-level pavilion with an open plan, terminating northward in a large conference hall opening to the countryside.
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