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This project has a contemporary feel that respects the memory of its historical context.

Planned and built in the early 1970’s, Black Butte Ranch sits the base of The Three Sisters mountains in the Oregon’s Central Cascades, the gateway to Oregon’s high desert from the Central Willamette Valley.

Living in the countryside means being exposed to the elements and a sense of openness. To counteract this, the house incorporates the concept of a patio, with a surface area equal to that of the main house.

From the interior and the access patio, views extend beyond the wall, integrating a nearby mountain ridge into the home’s interior space.

Built by Earthscape Studio in 2024, Into The Wild House is a sculptural example of environmentally friendly design.

Located in Paraty, in the state of Rio de janeiro, Casa Laranjeiras is a weekend residence designed for a family seeking closeness to nature. Surrounded by the Atlantic Forest, the house stands out for its integration with the environment, offering an immersive experience in the tropical landscape.

Designed by Estudio IPA in collaboration with Rivera Zavala Studio (interior design) and Matorral (landscape design), EL REFUGIO is a project rooted in the conceptual premise of fostering a seamless connection between living spaces and the natural context of the vineyard.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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