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Built using the ruins of an existing farmhouse destroyed by earthquakes, the Ward House (Casa Ward) aligns along a hill to face the Sibilline Mountains in Italy. The building is staggered like an extended telescope, with alternating courtyards and openings…

Sluice Point House is a low, long and horizontal home located on a high point on the southern tip of Nova Scotia, Canada. Designed by Omar Gandhi Architect in 2017, the house is owned by Swiss seasonal occupants. The client…

When the street-facing facade is presented, Residence Datum borrows the roof shape and material references from neighboring properties. The project is inspired by its surroundings and context and reinterprets its findings through a contemporary feature in a traditional Victorian facade,…

This structure of modern forms is populated in its interior with several gardens that fill it with greenery and freshness. It was designed in the year 2017 by the team of the architectural firm CONNATURAL, made up by the architects…

The architects received only a brief request from the owners, who granted “unlimited freedom to design a unique house as if it were theirs.” Freed from external constraints, the architects were free to study and develop an architectural style that…

The Tiburon Bay View residence is a classic and inspiring abode that embodies the contemporary through its clean lines and modern designs. Nestled on an east facing bluff of the Tiburon Peninsula, the two-story home looks out onto the San…

In a residential neighborhood in the historic city of Bruges, Belgium, we find this beautiful fusion of living and working. The clients, both doctors at a nearby hospital, dreamt of a new home that would accommodate both their living space…

The work focuses on the juxtaposition of traditional concepts and contemporary syntax by weaving expressions of heritage and history into a modern vocabulary. The rocky slopes of the Cycladic landscape are dominated by the picture of a complex consisting of…

The characteristic features of the site and the island’s traditional building practices, though without a historicist attitude, are the recognisable project elements: the maintainence of the existing flora, the restructuring of the site’s terracing and the organization of the house…