It is a project that through its materials and its simple composition represents the vernacular architecture of the region, which seeks to integrate with the semi-desert landscape that surrounds it.

Casa Moya, located in Lomas de Chapultepec, Mexico City; is a representative work of contemporary Mexican architecture and the handling of concrete.

This project was implemented on the territory of an already existing family house.From the outside, the austere and minimalist building has enormous stained glass windows to incorporate the vast and varied panorama of the garden into the interior.Loft Buro task was to fit it harmoniously into the existing environment.

Named Ethos Vegan Suites, the small hotel occupies a typical, 20th-century house in the Santorini capital, which was entirely renovated by Kapsimalis Architects.

Agricultural irrigation canals run like a mesh in the rice-producing Chikushi Plain.

Agence Traverses-Paysage treated the cemetery like a public landscaped park, they have developed a symbolic work on the relationship between death and the cosmos, nature, earth, sky, and light.

Settled into the landscape below an impressive stone escarpment, Robinsons Run is a respectful and sustainable insertion to place.

Zozaya Arquitectos has embedded a monumental architectural work called Casa Acantilado in a coastal cliff in the Mexican state of Guerrero.

Aldo Rossi, a man appreciated internationally for his theories, architecture and drawings, was one of the most prominent architects of his time.

Davidov Architects client's love of nature and natural light was also embraced through the planning of the house around 4 distinct landscaped areas.

The format they applied to the project drew its inspiration from a series of experiments conducted in the 1950s by a group of Modernist architects named “Project X.”

Punta Majahua is located in the magnificent town of Troncones, one of the best "secret" beaches for surfing in Mexico, located on a spectacular 10,000 m2 of land on the peninsula north of Troncones, Guerrero, Mexico.

The house was built on the top of a hill, with a privileged view of the lagoon and the surrounding hills. Its cross shape arises from the adaptation of the construction to the place and its natural pre-existences, countering the trees around it, without cutting down any tree at all.

The Snøhetta-designed restaurant also functions as a research center for marine life, providing a tribute to the wild fauna of the sea and to the rocky coastline of Norway’s southern tip.

With each project, BE Architecture seek to find a sense of identity through a key project material, something the client can take ownership of.