Planned to be built at Estrella del Sur Street (Southern Star street) in Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico. This 80 square-meters industrial loft is designed by mexican architetcure studio Teammx.

DT design has used a style different from an ordinary bathroom. Using materials such as glass and marble to give as much purity and reflex to the environment. The whole idea is to bring nature as close as possible to the environment inside. Using these glass windows enables the entry of abundant light inside the bathroom and also a better view of nature outside.

A concept design idea for community green space floating on the water and providing close contact to nature by Miroslav Naskov. The design provides walk routes for the visitors and nice breather spots for resting and enjoying the surroundings. A rich variety of plant species create a unique atmosphere of comfort and tranquillity.

The project was designed as a futuristic HQ for LYX arkitekter. The building is a bold statement in the middle of nature. Its organic seamless shape has been sculptured and tuned carefully with the parametric pattern which in his turn is filling the gaps between the vanishing ornaments and form the building identity.

Milad Eshtiyaghi: The main concern of designing this project was to have a good view of the forest and overlooking the surrounding area, Which start from the design of high-rise cottages and start with two concrete cores that forming the structure of them on both sides.

Viktoria Nyerges Architect: Imagine a place in the middle of nowhere, on the top of everything. I was wondering if I would see the stars from my bed and the mountains from my bath, I would never leave this place. In the course of designing my aim was to reach the sense of complete isolation and tranquility inside the observer. 

The Iranian architecture firm Sepidar Architecture Group led by Javad Sheri has recently completed Cheshm Darre Villa, a single-family home located in Shandiz, Mashhad, Iran.

The Valencia-based architecture studio Fran Silvestre Arquitectos has recently completed Pati Blau a minimal residence located in Valencia, Spain. It was in the Muslim era when the so-called farmhouses were concentrating the population of the Ribera Alta, although some of these settlements had an Iberian origin. Over time these population centers have become places connected to the big city in a simple way and with an enviable quality of life.