Sound House is a 5,500sf single-family home on a steep slope site in Seattle’s Magnolia neighborhood. The program for the house was unique, in that it needed to house a large blended family of two adults and six children living together for the first time.

When it comes to home renovation and design, the floor is often one of the most overlooked aspects. However, selecting the suitable flooring material for your home is an important decision that can make all the difference in how your space looks and functions.

The Little Eaves House is another interpretation of regional architecture for modern design. The Lesser Polish Eaves Cottage, inspired by the architecture of Lanckorona, is an object with an area of almost 400 square meters, while the latest proposal of the BXB Studio is only 170 square meters of extremely functional architecture, which directly refers to a wooden house accidentally encountered on a mountain trail.

Song Nhue Tiny Apartment is a house for rent located on a small alley in Ha Dong District, Hanoi. This place used to be a small village by the river. Urbanization has rapidly changed the village. As the capital city of Vietnam, Hanoi is home to a large number of big universities. As a result, there has been a huge demand for the accommodation of university students.

To create an enclosure similar to a stadium that adopts the shape and character that defines the functional essence of the work, it is important to take into account codes that give evidence of it (the shape, the stands, the field, the monumental), taking as starting point and central axis of Argentine Soccer, its history and legacy as an inheritance to the new generations. We start from a central idea that is based on a unique continent where only the work is UNIQUE and without formal external noise, in addition symbols are taken to take them to the formal plane.

Inspired by nymphaea - ancient Greek and Roman monuments consecrated to the nymphs (especially those of springs) and the isle of Ogygia from Homer's Odyssey, the project seeks to transmit the imagery of classical antiquity through contemporary architectural language.

Set against Mont-Tremblant National Park, and nestled within the Devil’s River valley, the Farouche agrotourism site offers a singular and unique concept for the Laurentians region of Quebec. Making the most of the natural and untamed qualities of the territory of almost one hundred acres, the project combines a Nordic farm, a café-bar, four-season micro-refuges, and an outdoor basecamp.

 Space designed to counteract the daily load, the sensation of lightness of its structural elements symbolized in the thin columns supporting the thick roof in contrast to the fall of water and elemental points that generate a sensation of tranquility are a priority in the design.