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Vancouver-based studio Battersby Howat Architects has a contemporary two story house in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada. Incoming search terms:battersby howat, whistler architecture, Whistler Residence / BattersbyHowat Architects, whistler residence, whistler home designs, whistler design houses, timber structures, timber cantilever roof, stone cladding architecture interior, residence architects, privacy and whistler bc, internal timber clad wall, fitness [...]

The aims for this Skirt + Rock House was to accomplish the client’s need of modest living, more family space and a better connection to the garden, sunlight and air. MCK Architects removes rear rooms for a larger living area, and the tiled roof to provide first floor accommodation. The introduction of new form and [...]

This small city house is designed by Liddicoat & Goldhill in Camden, North London. The architect aims to create intense interior spaces with maximum emotional effect. This modest single house sited on 38m2. The project context was industrial-era, using a dutch-format engineering brick with a black glazed finish resembling the cut face of coal. A [...]

This modest Zimmermann House built on hillside above the old center of the village of Küsnacht, which receive a good deal of sun and enjoy extensive views across Lake Zürich and the Alps beyond. The new house, designed by SAM Architekten und Partner to fit into narrow plots and strike a balance between affording a [...]

Curl Curl Beach House by CplusC Architects in New South Wales, Australia: Located in Sydney’s Northern Beaches, the Curl Curl House exploits the structural and aesthetic benefits of timber with stunning results. This Northern Beaches residence was an exercise in material, time, and cost efficiency. A specific project brief included two bedrooms with built-in robes, [...]

Olson Residence by Macy Architecture/Jensen & Macy Architects in Portola Valley, California: This simple home is designed upon the foundations of a previous residence and around an existing pool. The prior house ignored the basic principles of bioclimatic design and had a poor relationship with its site. Furthermore, it was in a state of dilapidation [...]