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The Mary Lake Residence was designed by Toronto-based studio Altius Architecture in the Village of Port Sydney, Huntsville, Ontario. This year-round house takes advantages of the entire site set amongst towering white pines. The project consists of two solid volumes connected by a glazed entry space and indoor/outdoor living room. The roof of the living [...]

Heatherland Pool House by Satellite Architects in Woodhouse Lane, Dorset, United Kingdom: Heatherlands is a substantial addition to an existing house, built in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Dorset Devon border. It responds carefully to the folding of the landscape and roof pitches of the existing house. The folds create splits which [...]

Singapore-based architects pencil office has designed the Stereoscopic House as a combination of a weekend resort house and a sustainable design in Sentosa Island, Singapore. The design taking advantage of the plot’s ideal vantage point, the design extends and distorts a tube-like volume to frame views of the ocean and adjacent golf course while remaining [...]

Architectural firm, Nico van der Meulen Architects, was commissioned to design this home according to the owner’s specifications. The brief to the architect was to create a single-storey home with an urban feel. In order to achieve this, the architect updated the 1950’s house and converted it into a timeless modern space with a better [...]

The Tuscanac Residence is located in residential part of town in Zagreb, characterized by family houses of strictly defined volumes, site and garden measurements. DVA Arhitekta has reforms the house to a two volumes urban house; one visible to the street view and the other hidden from it but visible from the garden. The upper [...]

Koji Tsutsui & Associates designed the InBetween House in Nagano, Japan. A cluster of boxes united by irregular, interstitial space, InBetween House mimics the Japanese urban condition on an architectural scale. While the rectangular volumes are like small buildings, the amorphous areas in between are akin to the narrow passageways and odd gaps that crop [...]