It is a residence located in a coastal community of Tithal, Gujarat, India. House 05 is designed in a manner of what we term it as a “regional modernism”. It is designed as a breath of fresh air amongst the jungle of indiscriminate modern boxes. to bring some nostalgia of the past with modern materials and design strategies of sustainability.
Architecture firm
MP Design Workshop
Location
Valsad, Gujarat, India
Photography
Nilkanth Bharucha, Noaidwin Sttudio
Principal architect
Mahendra Parekh, Alisha Patel & Parth Patel
Built area
199.3 m² / 2145 ft²
Landscape
Neemaee - Parita Jani , Urvish Bhatt
Material
Brick, concrete, glass, wood
Typology
Residential › House
Dynamism in architecture, In 2007, a program was developed and designed to grow with its inhabitants. The house is located in a small neighborhood of the city of Cordoba.
Architecture firm
Christian Schlatter
Location
Cordoba, Argentina
Photography
Gonzalo Viramonte
Principal architect
Christian Schlatter
Material
Metal, Glass, Wood
Typology
Residential › House
This condominium is set to be constructed facing the Honmyo River, a first-class river and waterside space. Across the river lies Isahaya Park, home to the Megane Bridge, an important cultural property. Nearby, the Keigan Temple, established in 1605, indicates the region's rich historical context.
Project name
HORIZONS in Nagasaki
Architecture firm
SAKO Architects
Photography
Yousuke Harigane
Principal architect
Keiichiro Sako
Interior design
SAKO Architects
Casa Fortuna is a residential project that has been formulated based on the foundations of a traditional 16th-century building located in the historic center of the city of Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico, by the multidisciplinary RootStudio workshop.
Project name
Casa Fortuna
Architecture firm
RootStudio
Location
Oaxaca City, Mexico
Principal architect
Joao Boto Caeiro
Interior design
RootStudio
Civil engineer
Nicolas Coello
Structural engineer
Nicolas Coello
Tools used
Hand Made Drawings
Material
Adobe, Ceramic Tiles, Lime, Wood, Stone (Cantera Verde From Oaxaca), Steel, Bricks
Client
Alma Veronica Mendez Garcia
Typology
Residential › House
Casa Hidalgo is a modern single volume building built on a 123 m² lot in the Historic Center of Oaxaca, Mexico, by the multidisciplinary architecture practice RootStudio. Starting with the remains of an 16th- century building that occupied the site, the studio led by João Boto Cæiro went about recycling and restoring what was left to develop a con...
Project name
Casa Hidalgo
Architecture firm
RootStudio
Location
Oaxaca City, Mexico
Principal architect
Joao Boto Caeiro
Interior design
RootStudio
Civil engineer
Nicolas Coello
Structural engineer
Nicolas Coello
Tools used
Hand Made Drawings
Material
Adobe, Ceramic Tiles, Lime, Wood, Stone (Cantera Verde From Oaxaca), Steel, Bricks, Glass
Typology
Residential › House
The “Plaster and Ply” residence is an urban respite for a New York City based couple working part of the year in Taipei, Taiwan. Designed with careful reduction, the one-bedroom apartment utilizes two textures (plywood and Venetian plaster) to balance a loft-life openness with warmth and serenity. It’s perfect for working, entertaining and living c...
Project name
Plaster & Ply
Architecture firm
Paperfarm Inc
Photography
Paperfarm Inc
Principal architect
Daniel Yao
Design team
Daniel Yao, Jarrett Boor, Bing-Yu Yu
Interior design
Paperfarm Inc
Environmental & MEP engineering
Material
Birch Plywood, Venetian Plaster, Cement Flooring
Construction
Shiu Tzau Interiors & Construction
Visualization
Paperfarm Inc
Tools used
AutoCAD, Rhinoceros 3D
Typology
Residential › Apartment Interior
In a very hilly terrain, two houses are located between the rural road and the imposing Ranco Lake, in the south of Chile, which, while maintaining independence between them, seek to complement each other and generate a harmonious group between themselves, the environment, and nature. and the Lake.
Project name
Houses in Ranco Lake (Casas Lago Ranco)
Architecture firm
Claro + Westendarp Arquitectos
Location
Ranco Lake, Chile
Photography
Claro + Westendarp Architects
Principal architect
Juan Claro, Andres Westendarp
Design team
Juan Claro, Andres Westendarp, Francisca Plubins
Collaborators
Francisca Plubins
Interior design
Claro + Westendarp
Civil engineer
Oscar Pinot
Structural engineer
Raul Castellanos
Landscape
Teresa Pollarolo
Lighting
Claro + Westendarp
Typology
Residential › House
The JK Glass Residence, a virtuous creation by Space Race Architects, unfolds as a luxurious and judiciously designed five-bedroom haven nestled in Punjab. It serves as a testimony to the design prowess of its architect, skillfully challenging traditional norms by seamlessly combining elegance and functionality. Inspired by the architectural allure...
Project name
JK Glass House
Architecture firm
Space Race Architects
Location
Jalandhar, Pubjab, India
Photography
Ravi Kanade. Video Credits: Aditya
Principal architect
Thakur Udayveer Singh
Design team
Ritika Singh, Lovejeet, Arshpreet
Collaborators
Specialist Manufacturers: Jaquar, Grohe, Souk, Aluk, Hettich, Pergo, Asian paints, D Décor. Content Credits: Komal Choksi
Interior design
Space Race Architects
Typology
Residential › House
