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Singapore base architect, Ministry of Design, design the Lien Residence in unique shape of a zig zag form. This single storey bungalow-type building allow to capture the natural light from the small courtyard that are sheltered from the weather. Internal corridors serve as breezeways between air-conditioned and naturally cooled areas. Slightly lofted over the ground, [...]

Casa Michelle was an answer of tropical climate site in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. This house formed in such a way so that can be opened to the outside by a large window. The architect, Edgar Marin, design the house to be lived in to the outside terraces, corridors and a pool closely related to [...]

The Margoliouth House by DLab DLab conceived the design as a cluster of volumes, some of them positive solid forms and some negative hollow volumes. These positive and negative volumes of varying proportions are composed in a non-hierarchical spatial organization where the positive volumes contain the various domestic functions and the negative volumes are courtyards or [...]

This design faces onto views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. With design idea called ‘micro design’, which exploring a more environmentally sensitive form, the house try to explores the maximisation of light, space, ventilation and views on a tight sight. Micro design utilises parametric modelling software which can respond to very small [...]

This contemporary house place in Road to El Venado 1130 San Pedro Chile. The house, projected for a family with four children (five bedrooms, three bathrooms, family room, studio, etc), is fitted between a regular interior duct and the surface of the largest legally possible exterior wall. Bedrooms occupy the first and third floors. The [...]