YINJISPACE use media professional’s unique perspective,try to explore the essence of life behind the design works.

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YINJISPACE use media professional’s unique perspective,try to explore the essence of life behind the design works.

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Villas
独栋住宅
Public
公共建筑
Residential
多层住宅
Culture
文化建筑
Landscape
景观绿化
  • Casa Rosa

    Casa Rosa

    Designed as a second home for a family from Mexico City, the house is a tribute to the owner’s small daughters, who dreamt of their pink house.
  • Chateau Contino

    Chateau Contino

    In the heart of Rioja Alavesa, Spain, beautiful vineyards stretch across the landscape like poetry. Thanks to the meticulous transformation of Febrero Studio, Chateau Contino is integrated into the landscape with a new look. It is no longer just a building, but an ode to time, design and heritage, each "note" as if to whisper the story of the past.
  • Casa Caiman

    Casa Caiman

    Located on Mexico's Pacific coast, Casa Caiman is a dreamlike waterfront complex set between the ocean and the lagoon, created by local architecture firm Bloqe Arquitectura, It demonstrates the sensitivity and responsiveness of founder Jorge Esquer Luque and his team to the context of the site.
  • Mediterranean Villa

    Mediterranean Villa

    This villa emerges as an oasis of organic forms, noble materials, and natural serenity, offering breathtaking sea views in harmony with the Costa Blanca’s tranquility.
  • The Våga Water Tower

    The Våga Water Tower

    On Bastekullen, just outside central Varberg on the Swedish west coast, stands the water tower Våga. This striking new landmark acts as a symbol of Varberg’s deep connection to the sea and the vital role of drinking water.
  • Lyons Complex

    Lyons Complex

    In this timeless oasis, the boundaries between human and nature fade, creating a space that is both a refuge and a place for meaningful experiences.
  • Summer Pavilion

    Summer Pavilion

    Exploring the picturesque forest of birches, larches, and various shrubs, very close to a small river, people can find a building that has become a kind of "observation platform" for getting closer to nature in any season.
  • VJC Iporanga House

    VJC Iporanga House

    An invitation to immersion, the proposal takes advantage of the double layer that surrounds the residence, from the palette of natural materials applied to the base, to the canopy of trees – alluding to a treehouse – suggesting a shelter. A pause to urban frenzy, this is the ideal place to slow down, emphasizing the calm lifestyle.
  • Dar El Farina

    Dar El Farina

    Dar El Farina is a linear rural house following the two lines of the mesref and the khetara. The house divides the land into two radically different landscapes.
  • Ananda Villa

    Ananda Villa

    Located in the wooded landscape of Valle de Bravo, Mexico, Ananda is a vacation home designed for a family, redefining the concept of space by blurring the boundaries between public and private areas.
  • Gundari Resort

    Gundari Resort

    Nestled in the heart of captivating Folegandros, perched on the rugged cliffs that gaze out over the boundless Aegean Sea, Gundari is more than just a destination; it's a harmonious blend of architectural form and pure nature.
  • Pabellón de la Reserva

    Pabellón de la Reserva

    Nestled within Reserva Santa Fe, Pabellon de la Reserva emerges as a testament to a balanced way of life.
  • Eavesdrop

    Eavesdrop

    Eavesdrop is a country house set within the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in West Sussex. It was designed by practice founder Tom Dowdall as a home for his parents to enjoy in their retirement. 
  • Pulso Hotel

    Pulso Hotel

    Where the sophistication of international hospitality meets the welcoming Brazilian identity: Pulso Hotel embodies a blend of modernity and cultural immersion, seamlessly integrating art, gastronomy, design, music, and wellness.
  • Angra House

    Angra House

    Casa Angra is a renovation project of a summer residence for clients who now reside in an apartment with interiors also designed by Studio Arthur Casas. The aim was to adapt the house to the needs of a family, a couple with two children, who found the original architecture by Fernando Peixoto incompatible with their current needs.