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MuseLAB tried to find a balance between "delicacy" and "casualness", using the natural gifts of the land as inspiration to create a home that celebrates the "beauty of imperfection".

At the heart of the building is a green oak timber-framed barn that creates a warm and inviting hub that seamlessly connects the living, kitchen and ancillary spaces.

Casa Ibiza location not only offers unobstructed panoramic views of the island’s imposing nature. Mano Arquitectura believe that any operation in this place must be carried out with the utmost care and respect.

Designed to follow the natural topography, the house is spread across three levels, preserving original tea bushes and offering breathtaking views of reserve forests and the Wellington cantonment.

Schwartz and Architecture's appreciation of the nature of mourning pigeons and their historical symbolism of peace and tranquility became a central theme of the project.

In the framework of modernity, this chapel building is not only a real building, but also a spiritual container shaped by time and nature.

Rooted in tradition the courtyard house by 23DDS reimagines Hyderabad’s local vernacular architecture to include contemporary functionality of rural living.

McLaren.Excell respected Bellview’s original façade while crafting a striking new fluidity of space. At the core of the home, double-height volumes and voids interconnect, with materials and light shaping a singular experiential narrative.

Lime and Timber House —— A warm and natural architectural body with smooth details becomes a new home for a family of four and a dog.

The CL house, situated on Sao Paulo Statecountryside, began with a challenge: designing a unique home that stands out from the surrounding built enviroment, on achallenging topography.

Conclusion By reinterpreting tropical architecture with a contemporary approach, this villa creates a subtle dialogue between modernity and tradition, comfort and nature.

Designed in 1961 as an artist ’s retreat, this Japanese-inspired residence embodies the architect’s signature harmony between nature and structure.

Impeccably detailed throughout, the large, 12,398-square-foot home provides both a tangible material presence and an abstract ground against which the vicissitudes of nature, art and social occasion are highlighted.

The site is on an exposed and windswept stretch of Danish coastline and the monolithic atrium provides a solid and unyielding refuge from the elements would last the test of time and age gracefully.

COMPLUVIUM Pavilion is a ‘spatial artefact’ with a timeless character, which stands as an allegory to water. Constructing an architectural experience from the interior of the space to make people aware of the presence of water in the forest.