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  • The UK’s Best Zero-Carbon House: Balsall Heath, Birmingham

    When it comes to designing and building new homes, eco friendly and sustainable construction is a growing concern. As climate change becomes ever more pressing for everyone to deal with, all sectors and people need to do their bit to help protect our planet. This is as true for architects and home designers as it […] More

  • Tai Tapu House by AW Architects

    AW Architects designed this stunning 340 m2 private residence located in Tai Tapu, New Zealand, in 2018. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • Mirage Gstaad – Mirror House by Doug Aitken

    Contemporary American artist Doug Aitken designed the Mirage Gstaad – a ranch-style home situated in the Swiss Alps completely clad in mirrors. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • Chhavi House by Abraham John Architects

    Abraham John Architects designed this stunning private residence located in Jodhpur, India, in 2018. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • 3000 House by Rebelo Andrade

    Rebelo Andrade designed this stunning 400m2 private residence located in Portugal, in 2018. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • Artery Resdience by Hufft

    Hufft designed this stunning residence located in Kansas City, that serves aswell as a gallery – merging dramatic relationships between art, landscape and light. Take a look at the complete story after the jump. More

  • Why Air Barriers are Important for Your Building Project

      Is your firm embarking on a big renovation project or build? You need to consider many different things when planning a new build. One such thing which can be overlooked if you are not careful is the air leakage and the effect moisture can have on the building if left unchecked. Let’s take a […] More

  • The Treetops House by Specht Architects

    Specht Architects have completed a renovation and major expansion of a 1955 suburban ranch house located on Austin’s west side. The original house (designed by Page Sullivan Page in the ‘50’s) was very typical for its time and place—a sprawling single-story, fairly nondescript affair that had small windows, and was clad entirely in Texas limestone. […] More

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