A leisure home designed in a single level to accommodate a retired couple and their guests. The house was built on a regular 20m x 20m lot located in a golf club in the city of Mérida. The architectural solution of a single level was an important decision that allowed to obtain an additional 10% of land occupation (COS) and take advantage of the native trees that already grew on the site.

This villa is actually the second phase of the Arch and moon Villa. A villa for living combines modern and traditional Iranian architecture with extraordinary elegance and creates a space for living that is truly exceptional. The design of this villa seamlessly blends contemporary elements with the rich cultural of Iran, resulting in a unique and captivating living experience.

The purpose of designing the forest cottage was to create a peaceful atmosphere away from the city for summer vacations.

Designed by Mareines Arquitetura, Wave House is located on the Tijucas Islands in Rio de Janeiro, on a plot 65 meters above sea level, on a steep granite monolith. The orientation means that the residence has views only of the sea and the sky, complemented by the sound of the water, wind, birds and the collision of boat hulls with the ocean waves.

The project respects the history of this ancient farmhouse immersed in the charm of rediscovered objects and materials, also reflecting the philosophy of the owners, a Milanese entrepreneurial couple, founders of an independent sartorial intersection between craft and business

Estúdio Mosaico, made up of architects Lucia Kozak Simaan, Gustavo Cantuária and Daniel Simaan França, is inspired by the work of Athos Bulcão and the essence of modernist architecture, and was born with the aim of valuing tiles as an element of art. Since its foundation, the company has established a dialogue that reveals the perfect synchrony between space, color, lines, planes, volumes and light.

Cottage on the top of the Czech mountains combines classic and modern design.

The exterior structure of the house is characterized by strong geometric lines and robust forms, typical of the brutalist style. The main facade blends with the topography of God's Finger and is clad in rough concrete panels, creating an interesting contrast with the natural textures of the surroundings. Large glass windows frame the stunning views of God's Finger and allow for abundant natural light to enter.