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Cloud House #architecture Architects: ROOM+ Design & Build Area: 360 m² Year: 2025 Photographs: Sonmeo Nguyen Art Studio Country: Vietnam

Panorama House #architecture Architects: Studio B Architecture + Interiors Area: 7840 ft² Year: 2023 Photographs: James Florio Lead Architects: Studio B Architecture + Interiors Interior Designers: Leap Interiors General Contractors: Hansen Construction City: Boulder Country: United States

Residense in Vilnius #architecture Architects: Architectural Bureau G.Natkevicius & Partners Area: 214 m² Year: 2024 Photographs: Lukas Mykolaitis City: Vilnius Country: Lithuania

Set Houses with One Pillar #architecture Architects: Buero Wagner Area: 660 m² Year: 2025 Photographs: Kim Fohmann City: Berg Country: Germany

Yeah, it looks nice ;)

House Pedra #architecture Architects: Marcos Bertoldi Arquitetos Area: 887 m² Year: 2024 Photographs: João Vitor Sarturi Lead Architects: Marcos Bertoldi, Felipe Chimanski City: Curitiba Country: Brazil

I personally really like slick minimalist builds haha, but yeah, this home has nice earthy textures that work. People generally want neutral tones for a relaxing atmosphere to unwind at the end of the day - not many people associate that with vibrant, in your face colors 🤭

Villa Air #architecture Architects: ARK-architecture Area: 1500 m² Year: 2024 Photographs: Bilel Khemakhem City: Tunis Country: Tunisia

Casa Calma #architecture Architects: Ravel Architecture Area: 4750 ft² Year: 2025 Photographs: Chase Daniel City: Austin Country: United States

Hata Dome #architecture Architects: Anastasiya Dudik Area: 1707 ft² Year: 2025 Photographs: Natasha Lee, Shannon Moss, Brandon Stanley Lead Architects: Anastasiya Dudik City: Pioneertown Country: United States

Indeed!

Sonoma Ridge House #architecture Architects: Holder Parlette Area: 5000 ft² Year: 2023 Photographs: Adam Potts Photography City: Sonoma Country: United States

Cooroy House #architecture Architects: Dan Wilson, Henry Bennett Area: 155 m² Year: 2023 Photographs: Yaseera Moosa City: Cooroy Country: Australia

Happy New Year architecture admirers! Just a quick question: In 2026, would you like to see more or less of certain content? For example, more industrial architecture, or perhaps interior design products? Feedback super appreciated! 🙇‍♂

Merricks Farmhouse #architecture Architects: Michael Lumby Architecture, Nielsen Jenkins Area: 640 m² Year: 2021 Photographs: Tom Ross Builders: Atma Builders Landscape Design: Franchesca Watson Garden Designer, Robyn Barlow Landscape: Julian McCarthy Landscapes Architect: Michael Lumby with Nielsen Jenkins Country: Australia This house is located on a spectacular 50-acre property with views over vineyards towards Philip Island and Western Port Bay and is conceived of as an abstraction of a typical Australian Farmhouse.  While sitting on a prominent hilltop affords it the best views, it also means that the house is somewhat exposed to the coastal climate of the region. Spread out over a single level, the program of the house is arranged to counter this, creating a large and sheltered courtyard garden in its center.  This courtyard becomes the most important room in the house, acting as a reference and refuge from the expansive nature of the outlook, as well as an introspective focal point for the house once night falls.  The heft of the walls, deep eave overhangs, and dark ceiling finishes further enhance this experience of refuge within the broader context. Although it is a large house with only 2 permanent residents, the project needs to expand and contract as 4 children with their respective families visit for holidays.  3/4s of the house can be shut down, allowing all the house's ancillary functions to be experienced simply as a courtyard wall. The front wing then, with all the main living spaces, functions as a simple one-bedroom pavilion, affording the house a spatial intimacy that belies its size. While the roof is conceived of as a singular and sleek element, visible in the landscape, the walls it is placed on are seen as more elemental in nature.  1m thick and planted, these walls project out into the landscape, editing and choreographing views and circulation.  While most of these projecting walls frame views outward, when adjacent to more private spaces, they wrap back around to capture private courtyards, giving even intimate spaces a floor-to-ceiling outlook over greenery. This is a constant theme: The architecture recedes and the building acts simply as a lens from which to experience the landscape.  Every room looks out onto a garden.  Wherever possible, the design and siting was informed by the existing trees.  The old driveway entry avenue of Elms was retained and repurposed as the main pedestrian entry sequence.  The old windbreak of lilly-pillies to the north of the pool was retained to create a ‘full stop’ to the house, a second, softer courtyard with a wall of trees as an edge. As the site has no council mains, all of the site’s domestic water is captured by the large, singular roof and stored in circular concrete water tanks.  This ubiquitous item of farming infrastructure is taken through the project as a motif, and used throughout the garden spaces as birdbaths, a firepit, and a series of ponds, each becoming points of reference within the landscape.

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Di Frenna Architects Atelier #architecture Architects: Di Frenna Arquitectos Area: 294 m² Year: 2025 Photographs: Onnis Luque City: Colima Country: Mexico

Dirnbergergut Building Ensemble #architecture Architects: Moser und Hager Architekten Area: 522 m² Year: 2024 Photographs: Gregor Graf Lead Architects: Michael Hager, Anna Moser Country: Austria