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Jean Stoffer Design

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BENT Annexe / BENT Architecture ph: Tatjana Pitt

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#expectativa elimínala de tu vida. Actúa con #pasión sin importar el resultado. https://www.instagram.com/p/BnZMpxcBsuEJfLIjEm7E5qPffw7T4sC9amhQGM0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1fee24fofgrtx

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House in Rubielos de Mora / Ramon Esteve ph: Mariela Apollonio

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The Gilded Iguana Hotel / Studio Saxe ph: Andres Garcia Lachner

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Pools

What’s better than a house with a pool? A house with a pool that’s part of the structure of the house. These projects show different ways to incorporate pools and how to resolve issues of weight, moisture and leaks.

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Sardinera House Ramon Esteve 

Villa K Paul de Ruiter Architects

Haffenden House PARA

Jellyfish House Wiel Arets Architects

Tropical Box House WHBC Architects

North Bondi CplusC Architectural Workshop

Nirvana Home AGi Architects

S.A Residence Shatotto

Shaw House Patkau Architects

Fez House Álvaro Siza Vieira

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Amini House / Shoresh Abed ph: Farshid Nasrabadi

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Elías Rizo Arquitectos ph: Marcos García

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union bay res ~ deforest architects | photos © ben benschneider

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Ring House

Built on a sloped terrain on the southern coast of Crete, in the Agia Galini village, just 165 nautical miles from the Sahara desert, Ring House makes this dry hilly landscape its home in a creative way. The clients hired decaACHITECTURE to design a contemporary dwelling that embraces nature. The structure departs from the typology of the modern house Greece is renowned for, displaying the best of modern Greek architecture. A deep respect for nature and a desire to preserve the landscape lies at the heart of the entire concept. The ring-shaped house settles into the sloped hill, with its volumes following the topography of the land.

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The Bridgehouse Llama Urban Design 

Based in Peru, Llama Urban Design celebrate a sustainable approach to contemporary architecture. For the creation of the ‘Bridgehouse’ residence, the studio has used locally sourced timber to connect two mounds of earth in a trapeze-shaped bridge structure, allowing the natural environment to exist untouched underneath. As the architects explain, the home “sits across the steepest part of the slope, drawing a 38-metre-long horizontal line that acts as a counterpoint to the landscape.” Llama Urban Design has implemented an open-plan layout with a core living and dining space, flooded with natural light through panoramic glass walls. The residence is entered from either side of the bridge, and a roof deck is accessed via metal staircases attached to the house’s exterior.

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Latham House / Urko Sanchez Architects ph: Alberto Heras

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Stone Clubhouse / GRAS Arquitectos ph: José Hevia