Housing Architecture

Large windows, curved structures and materials in complete harmony with the surrounding landscape define the elegant Villa EB, the product of a complex renovation of an existing villa dating back to the 1960s performed by the studio monovolume architecture + design

The time machine "Tardis" from the sci-fi TV series "Doctor Who" echoes the architectural project executed by Cumulus Studio: the illusion of a house apparently small but extremely spacious on the inside

In Harefield Road East House, a seeded courtyard at the center of the ground floor of a typical semi-detached house in South London provides an urban oasis of tranquility and greenery

The vibrant pool villa located in Miryang, South Korea was designed by Moon Hoon Studio on an irregularly shaped site surrounded by fruit trees, and stands out for its distinctive pink tones like a flower blooming among green leaves

In the private neighbourhood of Las Prunas, in a green area south of Mar del Plata, Argentina, TAM architectural studios have designed a perforated cement shell intersected by trees, paths and ramps in which the interior and exterior coexist

DROO architects designs a housing complex in a relevant area of London that reinterprets a recurring theme in English architecture, the bow window, through the use of curved glass that enlarges the living space

Starting from prefabricated structural panels, the Spanish studio, Ismo Arquitectura, creates an architecture that uses the slopes of the ground as a scenery, uniting hill and vegetation

The Spanish Studio Fran Silvestre Arquitectos has designed this Villa in Alicante, sandwiched between the mountains and the sea, reflecting blue with its glass and its swimming pools, to enhance the quality of the architecture, capable of making it possible to build in the air.

Garden Void House, a single-family home located in Toronto and designed by Alva Roy Architects has a garden inside, an oasis that starts in the basement and develops through the empty space of the house

A modern villa with a minimal but iconic design, this was the client's wish. This is how the project for a villa in Abu Dhabi was developed using essential shapes and refined materials in the name of luxury and comfort

The new Salmon House rental home, with salmon-pink plaster and deep green details, was designed by English studio Office S&M, which makes effective use of the corner plot in which it stands, in the London suburb of Newham

Architect Valentin Arrieta's design for this house in the municipality of Canicosa de la Sierra, in the province of Burgos is inspired by the famous local "Pino-Roble", a pine tree growing inside a hundred-year-old oak tree which has become a symbol of the local population

 The project involved the demolition of some existing buildings and the new construction of buildings for residential use for a total of nine independent villas. The design concept focused on the construction of a residence park, considering the large areas of landscaped and widespread green in which the new structures are integrated

Spanish architecture studio MESURA designs a home in Baix Empordà, Catalonia, created through the interpretation of the local building culture, using contemporary construction techniques and aiming to create a personal feel of the place

Dutch studio Studioninedots designs "Villa Fifty-Fifty" in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, a pavilion house with a minimalist style, in which the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces are eliminated through the use of transparent materials.

The monovolume architecture + design monovolume architecture + design, in the Italian municipality of Lana in the province of Bolzano, has designed a single-family house called "house G", with two above-ground floors and a basement with parking, equipped with large terraces, a swimming pool and a spacious garden

Situated on the rocky mountains on the outskirts of Tepoztlán, this architecture, designed by Cadaval & Solà-Morales studio, reinterprets the hardness of stone, making the space comfortable thanks to the interpenetration of nature.

A villa perched on a mountain in Montana where the choice of the materials and structure emerge as a consequence of the conformation of the surrounding environment. The exterior of the house consists of a composition of Corten steel panels, concrete and large windows to capture the breathtaking views that the site offers

The opportunity to design and inhabit one's own home is a precious opportunity for artists to experiment with unconventional and often poetic ways of living. This is the case of the House in Zenpukuji, a residential district in the hills of Tokyo, belonging to the designer couple of aoyagi design studio that was designed for themselves and their children

Composed of three pavilions connected by a series of glass corridors, this one-story residence becomes a residential oasis in the heart of Los Angeles. A villa integrated into the surrounding nature where the outdoor space is designed with the same attention as the interiors becoming one with the house

Alberto Campo Baeza's Studio carries out the project of a villa on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The two-level structure was designed with an exposed reinforced concrete structure, where some walls disappear to open the "structural box" towards the garden

The clients who commissioned the project are a couple of environmental scientists who, together with their two children, moved from the Oakland Hills to the summer climate of Orinda. A new sustainable home was constructed from the ruins of the old structure, giving its occupants the opportunity to live in close contact with nature

The house is located in Coves Noves, in the north-eastern part of the island of Menorca, Spain, on a plot of 2600 square metres. The entire complex is built on a slope that gives each house a breathtaking view of the sea, the peculiarity of the site on which this house stands is that in addition to the sea view it also has a beautiful view of Monte Toro, the highest mountain on the island

A small fishing house in the front line on a salt lake in the south of Spain was the perfect place to experience a new life, fulfilling the dream of the new owners, to live by the sea. The project envisages a low cost expansion thanks to the use of a container

Architects Bureau de Change designs a concrete structure to create an expansion in a historical residence. The focal point is a prefabricated concrete roof that establishes a link with the landscaped environment and creates a pleasant view from the upper floors

Studio Bearchitecture has designed a three-storey residence that almost seems to float, thanks to the perception of light penetrating through its granite facades, like a monolithic sculpture carved on a single stone

Penson completes the project for the Lotte World Tower in Seoul. The fifth tallest building in the world with its twenty-three floors. There are showrooms, luxury salons, bars and offices with a minimalist futuristic design whose focal point is the use of natural and non-natural light

The proposal of BAC Barrio Arquitectura Ciudad exploits and strengthens the layout of the existing building, creating new volumes and covering the exterior/interior as a palette of materials, in which roofs are also an essential part of the design

In the exclusive neighbourhood of West Hollywood, the Svetti Architecture Studio creates the interior of the luxurious villa overlooking Down Town in collaboration with Mary Ta and Lars Hypko, the histrionic owners of Mass Beverly and Minotti LA, where light and lightness are the key words

Cadence Architects carries out the project with the intention of moving the garden inside the house as an integral part of the usable spaces. The large pergolas help to shade the double-height space and eliminate the blinding effect, while the green wall reduces the heat