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fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
1 week ago

encasa archstudio shapes a tropical house with four interlocking concrete vaults

Encasa Archstudio completes its Vault House in Kerala, India as a three story tropical residence that brings exposed concrete vaults into dialogue with sunlight and greenery. Conceived for a multi generational household comprising a couple, their daughter, and parents, the home reflects a clear client ambition for a unique yet livable environment shaped by daylight, breezes, and plant-life. Located in the heart of town, the house precisely negotiates level changes of its sloping site.
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fromwww.archdaily.com
3 weeks ago

Rangmanch House / PMA madhushala

Hemant Patil Photography + 30 Architects: PMA madhushala Area of this architecture project Area: 185 m Completion year of this architecture project Year: 2024 Photographs:Hemant Patil Photography Brands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: Godrej, Hybec Lights, Jaquar, Saint Gobain Glass Design Team: Rohan Panvel, Divya Jyoti, Prasanna Morey Madhushod Illustration: Kundan Bhadrecha, Divya Jyoti Site Supervision & Construction: Ajit Wadekar & Krishnamurty Panchal More SpecsLess Specs
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fromBusiness Insider
1 month ago

A couple bought a house with a finished basement for their daughter and her husband to live in. It's helped the newlyweds save $20,000 for their own home.

Living in a parents' finished-basement apartment allowed Caroline and Gabriel Navarrete to pay affordable rent and save $20,000 toward their own home.
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fromwww.archdaily.com
2 months ago

House in La Vicentina / Al Borde

A hillside Quito residence optimizes a stair-lot site for bicycle lifestyle, offering separate family units and a versatile communal workshop/social space with Cerro Auqui views.
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fromwww.archdaily.com
5 months ago

Terracotta Breath House / live out studio

A terracotta-clad multigenerational house in Da Nang accommodates two households separated and connected by a planted courtyard that brings light and fosters daily community.
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fromwww.archdaily.com
5 months ago

BAMA House / L'Africaine d'Architecture

A coastal Ghana home uses onsite rammed-earth, local materials, courtyards, and porous ground floors to enable multigenerational living, balance, wellbeing, and connection to nature.
fromBusiness Insider
7 months ago

So many new homes are being built with patios and porches. Here's why.

As newly built homes shrink in size, buyers want to make the most of their space, and for many builders, that means bringing back livable outdoor spaces like the porch and patio.
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