Madi House emerged as part of a retirement plan where the main idea focused on creating a rest house to share with the family that had all the comforts to gradually inhabit it to become a retirement house.

Longbranch is a home designed to be overlooked. From the country road, a gravel drive wanders towards the house passing an unassuming new barn.  

House MP_II is a house project by Polish designer Kruk Architekci, where the main goal was to create a building that harmonises with its surroundings.

Perched atop a steep incline and accessed by a winding forest trail, this retreat offers a secluded escape from the chaos of urban life.

This unique topographical advantage not only maximizes views of the residential landscape but also lends the house an understated presence, blending harmoniously with the surrounding native forest.

The design philosophy of this residence in Fazenda Boa Vista prioritizes the integration of its surroundings into the living spaces. Overcoming setback restrictions, the house takes on a narrow and elongated form, with volumes featuring sloping roofs and unique angles that frame the landscape innovatively.

Wahi Lani is a residence in Hawaii designed by American architect Walker Warner. Surrounded by jungle-capped cliffs and cloud-shrouded peaks, the understated architecture emphasizes the grandeur of its natural surroundings.

A home that is intentional, yet playful, with a series of distinct yet interconnected rooms.

Crafted by Ponce de León Barragán Arquitectos and RN Interior Design, the project seamlessly integrates with its surroundings, blending contemporary design with the natural desert landscape.

The topography of the site would mean a challenge when it comes to moving the track, since with the steep slope large contentions or cuts to the terrain were generated; that was how the positioning of this central element in equilibrium between the cut and the containment, would become the starting point.

By strategically breaking down the expansive structure into intimate spaces, Price evokes the rugged beauty of slot canyons, inviting a seamless transition between indoors and outdoors. This design ethos extends to the interior, where a carefully curated hierarchy of spaces accentuates the home's connection to its surroundings while fostering a sense of warmth and comfort.

Two roofs, one shed-like lower roof and one barn-like higher roof on the section that features two stories, give a moment of delineation to the exterior elevation. 

This contemporary interpretation pays homage to the local architectural style, drawing inspiration from thatched Tudor cottages with pronounced chimneys.

The project makes the most of the topography to offer breathtaking sights around every corner.