Nestled in Italy’s scenic Ahrntal valley, the Amonti Chalets by Andreas Gruber Architekten reinterpret the traditional mountain lodge through a minimalist lens. The development consists of 23 apartments and a main building arranged like a historic alpine hamlet. Dark-timber façades, low-slung volumes, and rhythmic balcony details create a quiet harmony between architecture and landscape. The […]
Moon House by James Garvan Architecture brings a refreshing sense of joy and movement to a quiet Waverley street in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs. Designed for a young family seeking openness, warmth, and connection, the house translates personality into architecture, merging serious craftsmanship with moments of whimsy. The transition from the compact front to the soaring, […]
Measuring 38 feet long and 8.5 feet wide, the Cortes tiny home redefines what’s possible in small-space living. With 374 square feet of thoughtfully designed interiors, it feels more like a full-sized home than an RV. Built for all seasons, it includes high-quality insulation, quartz countertops, and custom soft-close cabinetry that add both comfort and […]
In the heart of New York’s Hudson Valley, House on a Hill by FORMA Architects rises like a sculptural cedar cube amid acres of rolling greenery. Its vertical form and modest 700-square-foot footprint make it a study in efficiency and restraint. The darkened cedar cladding softens over time, blending the home seamlessly with its wooded […]
In the stillness of the Quebec woods, a striking black cabin from Appareil Architecture, stands among tall birch trees, its dark form both bold and quiet. The exterior, clad in vertical metal siding, mirrors the forest’s vertical rhythm while absorbing the shifting light throughout the day. The cabin’s gabled silhouette recalls simple rural forms, yet […]
Located in the open landscape of Novelda, Spain, Casa LyP by LS Arquitecturas is a refined exercise in geometry and light. The house features a minimalist exterior made of pale concrete volumes, where horizontal planes and deep overhangs create a strong architectural rhythm. Large floor-to-ceiling windows anchor the façade, framing views of the surrounding terrain […]
In Goiânia, Brazil, Dayala e Rafael Arquitetos Associados designed the Concrete House as a raw yet refined response to a steep terrain. The home unfolds across two levels, its bold horizontals anchoring it to the slope while large openings dissolve boundaries between interior and exterior. The skylight becomes the focal point of the space, channeling […]
Perched on the rugged cliffs of Jalë Bay, the Signature Villa by Oppenheim Architecture seems to emerge naturally from the Albanian landscape. Carved into the terrain, the structure’s cast-in-place concrete mimics the texture of the surrounding rock, creating a seamless dialogue between architecture and nature. The villa’s minimalist design embodies the studio’s philosophy of “building […]
Shipping container homes have become a symbol of sustainability and creative architecture. By reusing industrial containers, architects can design efficient, durable, and strikingly contemporary living spaces that fit both urban and off-grid living. We previously covered an extensive list of these innovative builds in our article on shipping container homes, showcasing how adaptable this approach […]
This contemporary cabin by Archmondo Piotr Kowalczyk is designed to merge with its landscape rather than dominate it. Two elongated volumes form an L-shaped plan that embraces a private courtyard sheltered by a concrete wall. The simple geometry, vertical cladding, and soft grey metal roof reinterpret the archetype of a barn with modern precision, creating […]