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SAVE Arquitectos designs Casa Cinco in Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico
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Casa Cinco, located in the city of Pachuca, seeks to integrate harmoniously into the urban fabric of a city that has adapted to the needs and expectations of contemporary lifestyle, taking advantage of its dynamism and connectivity with the capital of the country.
Project name
Casa Cinco
Architecture firm
SAVE Arquitectos
Location
Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico
Photography
Zaickz Moz
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Catalina House, Rio Ceballos, Córdoba, Argentina by MURO ARQS.
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House Catalina is a timeless and introspective residence located in the residential neighborhood of Villa Catalina in Río Ceballos, Córdoba, Argentina. This house stands out for its functional, warm, and comfortable design, incorporating raw materials such as concrete, clay brick, and natural wood, giving it a contemporary and timeless style, free...
Project name
Catalina House
Architecture firm
MURO ARQS.
Location
Villa Catalina, Rio Ceballos, Córdoba, Argentina
Photography
Gonzalo Viramonte
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Gathering House, Mortdale, Australia by Sandbox Studio
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Positioning the home as a conduit for family and togetherness, Gathering House is expanded to facilitate an open and engaging residential experience, melding both old and new within the one generous site. Taking references from the existing formal silhouette and materiality already in place, the focus became on extruding the original form while imb...
Project name
Gathering House
Architecture firm
Sandbox Studio
Location
Mortdale, New South Wale, Australia
Photography
Katherine Lu
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ELE House, Aguascalientes, Mexico by LTd Arquitectura & Interiorismo
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"ELE House" was designed with an introspective intention on the outside, but inside it becomes a container element for environments that seek to create non-linear routes and with their own character, we intended that visiting the house provoke a certain curiosity or perhaps mystery of wonder... What is on the other side of the wall? What will I fin...
Project name
ELE House
Architecture firm
LTd Arquitectura & Interiorismo
Location
Aguascalientes, Mexico
Photography
César Belio / CBSTD
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House O, Mumbai, India by Studio MAT
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Designed to maximize ventilation while maintaining visual interest, the home represents a solution to counteract monotony, which is often done through visually interesting façades. Though aesthetically pleasing, this solution is important for more reasons than just this.
Project name
House O
Architecture firm
Studio MAT
Location
Kandivali, Mumbai, India
Photography
Kshan Collective
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Taft, a prefab house in Portland built using a modular system developed by Skylab Architecture in conjunction with MethodHomes
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The Taft is a 3,930-square-foot, two-story, open plan house designed and built using HOMB, a prefabricated modular system developed by Skylab in collaboration with MethodHomes. The system provides an alternative to the typical time-consuming process of conventional site construction while also minimizing waste through precision prefabrication.
Project name
Taft
Architecture firm
Skylab Architecture
Location
Portland, Oregon, USA
Photography
Michael Cogliantry, Jeff Van Bergen (construction photos by Skylab)
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The Screen Residence, Gandhidham, India by Sthapatya a Design Studio
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The designing of a home is apparently designing a lifestyle. It is not only bringing together the soil, climate, material but also weaves the lifestyle of the inhabitants. For each design and client there is a unique combination of influences – people, places, events, memories and perception which they have absorbed and observed.
Project name
The Screen Residence
Architecture firm
Sthapatya a Design Studio
Location
Gandhidham, Gujarat, India
Photography
Impetus Picture
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The Strand, Perth, Western Australia by Robeson Architects
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Unlike the majority of medium density infill in Perth, The Strand aims to maximise outdoor space and reduce the impact of the urban heat island effect. Much of Perth’s Urban infill has little regard to the site, orientation and the homes seek to maximise the footprint. This approach creates hot homes with dark outdoor living areas.
Project name
The Strand
Architecture firm
Robeson Architects
Location
Perth, Western Australia
Photography
Dion Robeson
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