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The butterfly roof became popular in the US architecture in the mid-20th century. In this house, everything happens beneath the V-shaped roof, which shelters the various spaces, creates overhangs, provides protection from sun and rain, and helps reduce the perception of a large built volume, integrating the architecture into its rural surroundings.
Project name
Butterfly
Architecture firm
Tallerdarquitectura
Location
Vilopriu (Girona), Spain
Photography
Adrià Goula
Casa PI is a single-family residence located in the urban area of Porto, designed to both harmonize with its urban surroundings and stand out as a significant corner element, concluding a row of terraced houses. The proposal addresses the client’s wishes while also integrating seamlessly into the architectural context.
Project name
Casa Pi
Architecture firm
Arquitectosrt
Location
Porto, Portugal
Photography
Ivo Tavares Studio
The house is situated in the Punilla Valley, Córdoba Province, near Cerro El Dragón, between the towns of La Falda and Huerta Grande. The site is characterized by rolling hills and mountain landscapes with expansive valley views, typical of the semi-arid Córdoba region. The terrain, with its steep topography.
Project name
House on Cerro El Dragón
Architecture firm
Cristián Nanzer
Location
Punilla Valley, Córdoba Province, Argentina
Photography
Gonzalo Viramonte
The project transforms a former pigsty in the village of Sasamón, in the province of Burgos, Spain, into a contemporary single-family home. The intervention, respectful of vernacular architecture, inserts a laminated timber structure within the existing volume, creating a new way of inhabiting the space without erasing the building’s rural memory.
Project name
House Within a House
Architecture firm
MADE.V arquitectos
Location
Sasamón, Burgos, Spain
Photography
Javier Bravo
Quail Run House is a striking embodiment of modern architecture, where a crisp white frame meets bold black elements. The entrance is anchored by oversized stone marble slabs, which create a dramatic focal point, while black metal slats cast intricate shadows, enhancing the textural interplay of the facade.
Project name
Quail Run House
Architecture firm
Mojo Stumer Associates
Location
Old Westbury, New York, USA
Photography
Mark Stumer, Charles Allem
Situated in a distinguished urban context, Cleft House emerges as a refined architectural response to its surroundings, engaging with the city’s density and scale while deeply responding to the local climate. The design leverages light, voids, and materiality as foundational elements.
Project name
Cleft House
Architecture firm
TAEP/AAP
Location
Abdullah Al-Salem, Kuwait
Photography
Fernando Guerra | FG+SG
Yumenomori, meaning “Forest of Dreams,” is YODEZEEN’s debut project in Japan — a 500 sqm single-family home in Sapporo completed in 2025. Designed by Artem Zverev and Artur Sharf, with project management led by Anna Tarabanova and Olga Kravchenko.
Project name
Yumenomori
Architecture firm
YODEZEEN
Location
Sapporo, Japan
Photography
Dariusz Sosinka
Edgar Fuentes Arquitectura: Located in the vibrant capital of Colima, Mexico, Harmonie stands majestically in an exclusive private development, enjoying a privileged location and designed with a young family of four in mind.
Project name
Harmonie
Architecture firm
Edgar Fuentes Arquitectura
Location
Colima, Mexico
Photography
Iván Marruenta