The Red Breasted Bird House is the result of an investigation of the architecture of the coffee-growing region. The design is a reinterpretation of the traditional houses because of their immense cultural value, but also because of the benefits in technical, economic, and social terms.
Project name
Red Breasted Bird House
Architecture firm
Taller De Los Rios
Location
Alcalá, Cauca Valley, Colombia
Photography
Jaime De Los Rios
Principal architect
Jorge De Los Rios
Structural engineer
Gustavo Hernández
Visualization
Jorge De Los Rios
Tools used
AutoCAD, Rhinoceros 3D, Lumion, Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop
Material
Guadua, Concrete
Typology
Residential › House
A corner lot for a single-family home on a single floor. Two gray brick volumes curve their walls when they reach the corner to generate the entrance. The slab appears in the empty space between the curved walls and the transparent glass main door reveals the garden and at the end the round pool framed by a square solarium.
Project name
Casa Con Alas
Architecture firm
Red Arquitectura
Location
Vida Barrio Cerrado, Funes, Argentina
Principal architect
Mariel Suárez
Collaborators
Vanesa Pellegrini
Construction
CJM Construcciones
Material
Brick, Concrete, Glass, Steel
Typology
Residential › House
Located in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia, SAVA explores the relationship of indoor and outdoor spaces in a 2-storey terrace house renovation known as Red House. With sizes of 6.4m x 29m on an elongated site, the design features a central courtyard, bridging the existing house structure and the new rear extension.
Location
Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
Photography
Ryan Chan, Aron Beh
Design team
Aron Beh Kawai
Material
Concrete, Glass, Steel, Stone
Typology
Residential › House
Jacarandas 114 is a meticulously designed residence to accommodate a young family with three children who appreciate warm family gatherings and the company of friends.
Project name
Jacarandas 114
Architecture firm
Garza Tristan Arquitectos
Location
Tierra Verde, Jesús María, Aguascalientes, Mexico
Photography
Armando Garza Tristan
Principal architect
Armando Garza Tristan
Design team
Garza Tristan Arquitectos
Interior design
Vilhesca Studio
Material
Concrete, Steel, Glass
Typology
Residential › House
StudioAC introduces Everden, its new build construction of a single family residence. The brief was to create a home that felt unique and personal to the homeowners, unapologetically contemporary, while still having cues to the traditional ideas of “house”.
Project name
Everden Residence
Architecture firm
Studio for Architecture & Collaboration (StudioAC)
Photography
Doublespace Photography
Design team
Madeline Planer, Shasha Wang, Jonathan Miura, Audrey Liang, Jennifer Kudlats, Andrew Hill
Structural engineer
Blackwell Structural Engineers
Construction
Whitaker Construction
Typology
Residential › House
Sabater House exhibits an intriguing dichotomy: a white house, essentially minimalist, with a layout and implementation that integrates it much more into its surroundings than one might expect. The combination of influences from the modernity of Álvaro Siza and the sculptural forms of Andreu Alfaro helps explain how Sabater House manages to be simu...
Project name
Casa Sabater
Architecture firm
Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
Photography
Fernando Guerra | FG+SG. Video: Jesús Orrico
Principal architect
Fran Silvestre, Estefanía Soriano
Design team
Fran Silvestre, Estefanía Soriano
Collaborators
Vicente Ramos (Technical Architect of the Project). María Masià | Collaborating Architect. Pablo Camarasa | Collaborating Architect. Ricardo Candela | Collaborating Architect. Sevak Asatrián | Collaborating Architect.. Carlos Lucas | Collaborating Architect José María Ibañez | Business developer CCG y México. Andrea Baldo | Collaborating Architect. Paloma Feng | | Collaborating Architect. Paco Chinesta | Collaborating Architect. Javi Herrero | Collaborating Architect. Gino Brollo | Collaborating Architect. Angelo Brollo | Collaborating Architect. Paco Chinesta | Collaborating Architect. Anna Alfanjarín | Collaborating Architect. Laura Bueno | Collaborating Architect. Toni Cremades | Collaborating Architect. David Cirocchi | Collaborating Architect. Gabriela Schinzel | Collaborating Architect. Nuria Doménech | Collaborating Architect. Andrea Raga | Collaborating Architect. Olga Martín | Collaborating Architect. Víctor González | Collaborating Architect. Pepe Llop | Collaborating Architect. Alberto Bianchi | Collaborating Architect. Lucía Domingo | Collaborating Architect. Alejandro Pascual | Collaborating Architect. Pablo Simò | Collaborating Architect. Juana Hecker | Collaborating Architect. Ana de Pablo | Financial & Administration Dept. Director. Sara Atienza | Marketing & PR Dept. Director. Valeria Fernandini | Financial Department. Sandra Mazcuñán | Management Department. Kateryna Spuziak | Marketing Department. Julián Garcia | Graphic Designer
Interior design
Alfaro Hofmann
Structural engineer
Estructuras Singulares
Environmental & MEP
Mechanisms Jung zero, Air conditioning. Daikin
Lighting
Coves in false ceiling. LED linear luminaire
Construction
Construcciones Sola
Material
Concrete, Steel, Glass
Typology
Residential › House
The challenge is to design a beach house where the geographical and climatic characteristics of the area are treated in such a way that they generate a contribution to the project both in the way of treating the wind, as well as the sun and shadows for the location of the house, terraces, the pool and the rest of the outdoor spaces.
Project name
CS House Brisas de Santo Domingo
Architecture firm
Claro + Westendarp Arquitectos
Location
Brisas de Santo Domingo, Chile
Principal architect
Juan Claro
Design team
Claro, Andres Westendarp, Francisca Plubbins
Interior design
Claro, Andres Westendarp, Francisca Plubbins
Civil engineer
Raul Castellanos
Structural engineer
Raul Castellanos
Lighting
Claro + Westendarp
Supervision
Claro + Westendarp
Typology
Residential › House
This carefully crafted living room invites tranquility at every turn, achieved through a harmonious blend of natural materials and a seamless integration of solid and soft forms.
Architecture firm
Mind Design
Photography
Michelle Naskov
Principal architect
Miroslav Naskov
Design team
Miroslav Naskov,Jan Wilk, Malina Malinova, Davide Tessari, Michelle Naskov
Collaborators
B-Design (Furniture Fabrication)
Interior design
Mind Design
Lighting
Mind Design, Wolfram Studio (Lighting Fabrication)
Visualization
nVisual Studio
Tools used
Autodesk Maya, Adobe Photoshop, V-ray, AutoCAD, Rhinoceros 3D, ArchiCAD, Adobe Illustrator
Typology
Residential › House
