Month: September 2022

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Suspension House by Fougeron Architecture spans a California creek

September 9, 2022 Jenna McKnight 0
Suspension House by Fougeron Architecture

Zinc cladding and large stretches of glass feature in a holiday home bridging a creek that was remodelled and enlarged by American studio Fougeron Architecture. The Suspension House serves as a weekend dwelling for a couple and their child. The project entailed the update and expansion of a 1970s, two-storey house that sits between two

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Laguna House / SUN arquitectos

September 9, 2022 Pilar Caballero 0

The Laguna House is located on the shores of the Zapallar lagoon. Its location in a privileged corner, separated from the beach by a narrow strip of sand, and its perfect implantation in the plot makes possible its good orientation and an original volumetry that adapts to its conditions.

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Chic Asian Interiors With Calming Energy

September 9, 2022 HD Staff 0

Calming energy exudes from these three chic Asian home interiors. A peaceful palette of white, ecru, warm browns, and natural wood tones conjures a restful and welcoming ambiance. Stylish furniture silhouettes set out a modern aesthetic that is complemented by contemporary wall decor. Made-to-measure storage furniture gives each space a neat, tailor-made finish. Subtle archways […]

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Quinta da Faísca Tourist Accomodation / Carlos Castanheira

September 9, 2022 Susanna Moreira 0

A Leap into the Open. After the re-structuring of the Adega da Quinta da Faísca was complete, the need for visitor accommodation became apparent. All of the estates were already occupied. Almost entirely. By the vines, the existing houses, and the winery itself. Also, by olive and almond trees. That left the areas where it was, almost impossible to grow vines and then, the nearly endless view.

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77 Housing Units / CoBe Architecture & Paysage

September 9, 2022 Paula Pintos 0

A new centrality. The Armagnac sector is today a huge railway wasteland and a sector of activity at the heart of which a new centrality for the city of Bordeaux is developing. Overlooking the Place d’Armagnac, the Tri Postal block, as its name suggests, includes the city’s former mail sorting building, whose activity stopped in 2016.

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HAPA Architects clads South Downs eco-home in charred timber

September 9, 2022 Jon Astbury 0
Black Timber House by HAPA Architects

Local practice HAPA Architects has used charred timber planks to clad this eco-home in Sussex, England, which features large picture windows framing views of the South Downs National Park. Located at the end of a country lane in a conservation area, Black Timber House has been designed using materials that will cause the building to

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