1. Home
  2. /
  3. Home
The essence of the project are two concrete slabs that form the horizontal limits unifying the house as a whole. Between them two intermediate spaces separate the activities of the house, generating diversity of spatial situations and seeking to break the limits of the Interior with the Exterior. A Simple Concept, diversity of situations, is a radi...
Project name
El Bosque House (Casa El Bosque)
Architecture firm
Estudio Montevideo
Location
Country El Bosque, Córdoba, Argentina
Photography
Gonzalo Viramonte
Getting onto the property ladder is one thing, but having a well-rounded view of the benefits and disadvantages of older and newer properties is another thing altogether. With the property market undergoing such a volatile period, you want to be sure that you can approach the task of buying a home with confidence.
Written by
Zach
Photography
Freepik
Nestled into a steep hillside, the 1,800-square-foot residence was designed for low visual and environmental impact on the surrounding landscape. Disguised by its low profile and green roof, the home invites sweeping 360-degree views of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding rolling hills through a generous amount of sliding glass and expansive decks, w...
Project name
Off-Grid Guest House
Architecture firm
ANACAPA Architecture in collaboration with Willson Design
Location
Central Coast, California, USA
Photography
Erin Feinblatt
The organizing concept for this project began as an exploration of separate buildings arranged to create a variety of complementary indoor and outdoor living experiences. Given the rural context of the town of Woodside, regional agrarian compounds and iconic forms were referenced for inspiration, as well as functionality.
Project name
Mountain Wood
Architecture firm
Walker Warner Architects
Location
Woodside, California, USA
Photography
Matthew Millman
Once again, the blank sheet and the premises on the part of the principal are put together. Once again, you have to put creativity to work to achieve what is expected. The double-height dining room was the axis. That was our Messi. The rest, ten more. And from there, to work: Achieve a good orientation so that such a space does not exceed the energ...
Project name
Casa CT
Architecture firm
MZ Arquitectos
Location
Barrio Colonia Norte, Córdoba, Argentina
Photography
Gonzalo Viramonte