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Phoenix, Arizona, is a growing metropolitan area that offers many opportunities for its residents. Known for its beautiful sunny weather, desert landscapes, and thriving economy, Phoenix is an excellent place to live for folks of all ages and professions. Unsurprisingly, the city is home to over a million and a half folks, each pursuing various […] More
Architecture studio SO-IL has recenlty completed works on 450 Warren, an apartment complex in the formerly industrial area of Gowanus. The area is richly diverse in historic housing models, ranging from row house brownstones to towers surrounded by green. Our design frees urban multi-unit dwellings from traditional protocols. We engage with what makes the city […] More
DMTALLER has recently completed its latest residential project in Mérida, Mexico – Villas 72 Residence.The project’s most major challenge was the uneven terrain with a narrow access point. Given the difficulty of accessing the location, it was crucial to think carefully about the construction techniques. Nonetheless, the architects managed to create a strong project materializing between the […] More
ARO Studio has recently completed work on its latest residential project in Bac Giang, Vitenam – Tropical House 1. Bac Giang City is an industrially focused city in Vietnam, where the level of urbanization development is very high. Due to the tropical monsoon climate and high humidity in northern Vietnam, the air is extremely hot […] More
Architecture studio Set.ideas designed this stunning modular house located in San Clemente, Córdoba. The house is implanted on a gently sloping piece of land at the foot of Los Gigantes mountain range. The 40 m2 covered and 22 m2 semi-covered house’s spatial plan is heavily influenced by the view of the mountains. The definition of […] More
Caio Persighini Arquitetura has recently completed work on this stunning private residence in Araraquara, Brazil. Initially, House U was planned for a different land arrangement with different building regulations and building sizes than the existing area. The lots made up the land that had previously been designated for the project, therefore the entire design made […] More
Cazú Zegers Arquitectura designed this innovative tiny house project in Santiago, Chile. The proposal is the result of a commission’s recommendation that a small neighborhood in the Lo Barnechea commune be named after Pueblo La Dehesa. It was instructed to create a little town with three types of prefabricated, compact homes under modern, sustainable eaves. […] More
The Toronto-based architectural firm Atelier SUN recently completed its latest renovation project – Harty House. The design solves the problem of transforming a cookie-cutter builder home into a simple and serene living area. The house was built in the 1980s during the mass-produced construction craze in Ajax, a city on the eastern edge of Toronto, […] More
Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter have recently completed Stage 1 & 2 of Favn Klyngetun, a housing project in Hafjell, Norway. Mosetertoppen is a new project at Hafjelltoppen that will house approximately 1000 people. The project will be both traditional and innovative. Tradition for incorporating the best of the cultural landscape and constructing art. Innovation to contribute […] More
Toru Arquitectos have recently completed work on their latest residential project in Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico – San Martín House. On the client’s request, the single-family home was constructed on a plot in the city of Querétaro that had a very desirable location. Since it didn’t have a final user when it was designed and […] More
Brooks + Scarpa have unveiled the design for HUB 32, a 65-unit mid-rise residential building in Chicago. The inspiration came from American patchwork quilting traditions, as exemplified by the Gee’s Bend abstract geometric style, which was influenced by newspaper and magazine collages used as insulation on the inside walls of early rural American homes. The […] More
SAKAE Architects & Engineers were in charge of the rebuild of a residential building on a small site of Tokyo KIBA (Name of a place. “KI” means wood, and “BA” means town). The firm designed a number of rooms employing maisonnette-style housing as an exception to the building standard law to accommodate a diversity of […] More