The land is located on a fast urbanizing roadside in Edappally, and the owner requested that the site be exploited to its maximum potential by incorporating a commercial area to generate cash from an otherwise residential plot.
A strip of glass separates the patterned concrete and timber blocks that make up this house built by Carvalho Araújo that overlooks a valley in northern Portugal.
The Stair Home is a 213 m²area house constructed of three triangular volumes, with a volume in the center including a claimable staircase to provide a perspective over the site.
Being requested for the construction of a barn-style shelter in the foothills of the Andes Mountains. Following this concept, on these mountain pathways, there are stone shelters known as "pircas" built by the indigenous occupants.
In Patagonia, Triangular debuts its 225 m² corrugated steel-clad forest home. Natural light is abundant throughout the home by virtue of the windows on the walls and ceilings.
The tower, named as Affirmation Tower, was planned for a 1.2-acre vacant tract of land at 418 11th Avenue in Manhattan, where New York State has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) to fill the property.
Edward Ogosta Architecture refurbished a 1940s house in California, adding light-filled white interiors and a master bedroom expansion with views of the lawn.
The 120 m² art gallery is nearly totally suspended from the ground, with just four tiny footings touching it. It is supported by a bright-orange framework visible from the exterior, similar to many of the landmark structures created by the high-tech architecture pioneer.
Lower Tullochgrue, surrounded by the mountainous environment has a calm beauty that any family would love to escape to. The initial proposal called for extending the existing house onto a neighboring steading, but some innovative thinking resulted in a very ambitious and eye-catching solution.
David Maurice, the director of LTD Architectural Design Studio in Auckland, focuses on merging inexpensive design with the gorgeous rural terrain of New Zealand.
The raised platform at the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) at the 25-acre Hallam Lake nature preserve and environmental learning center was made of CNC-milled plywood that would acquire a patina and merge into the surroundings over time.
