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La Piedra House is never a simple residence, but rather a place of emotions and memories.

Kenta Hirayama always adheres to the design concept of respecting the site and the environment, aiming to create an essential space that can stand the test of time.

Designer Liu Hong integrated the original three villas through a 7-meter-high atrium, creating a vertical dimension of "moving scenery" fun and rhythm.

When style becomes a slice of the spirit of the times, we choose to use de-stylized brushstrokes to paint a canvas for residents to grow freely.

The architecture studio —​Sahuquillo de Arriba,Estudio de arquitectura, using varying heights to visually differentiate the areas while keeping them connected.

Located in Zapopan, Jalisco, this residence bridges Mexican architectural tradition and Japanese minimalism, merging warm, earthy textures with serene, clean lines.

A modernist townhouse now stands confidently refurbished for a young couple and their daughter, expertly designed by emerging architecture and interiors practice, Studio Hagen Hall.

This space unfolds like an unplayed symphony, where every corner resonates with a melody of simplicity and warmth. More than functional demonstration, this design presents a profound meditation on the essence of living.

The space is a perfect blend of contemporary aesthetics and traditional craftsmanship, highlighting the modern temperament and blending with the natural environment.

Shuidingji, in the name of life, creates a time folding place and a classic and timeless home for creative workers. Here, it carries the owner's love for life, pursuit of art, and infinite exploration of self-worth.

DH Apartment merges functionality with a sense of calm and openness. Its clever design and natural materials create a peaceful environment, perfect for a family retreat by the sea.

Starting from Louis Kahn's understanding of light and combining it with the original building, we designed a comfortable space with architectural lines and embracing natural materials.

Each of which expresses the owner's love of art, It is not just a living space, but more like a flowing art gallery, making it a classic work of time and art.

Take the ferry across Puget Bay and into the wilds of Whidbey Island, where a winding path spreads through the meadows, slowly leading the homeowner home.

Here, bold statements are absent—rather, the space resembles a ‘black-and-white film’ serving as a pureuncluttered canvas for serene countryside living.