Architecture

Japanese trained y+M design firm built a house with an accessible tiered rooftop that provides broad views of the surrounding natural area. The house is designed to take advantage of the ever-changing scenery, with an open garden near to the flowing river.

The roof is obtusely angled to optimize solar energy collection.

The Radius House is the young firm's first residential project, which was finished in the early weeks of 2022.

"This little structure is a gentle gesture of bent timber perched overhead, gently cradling a vast vista of The Hazards. For our lovely clientele, it's a haven of quiet thought, seclusion, and rest."

The hut is the most recent addition to the Kimo Estate, which has expanded from a second generation farm to host weddings and exhibit the area's natural beauty through unusual lodging alternatives.

The structure is located in Lithuania's second biggest city, which has a population of 400,000 people. The customer selected to reside on a hill in the city center, with a view of the confluence of Lithuania's two main rivers.

This little home in Wellington, New Zealand, was designed for a couple with a focus on economical materials and magnificent vistas.

The home, dubbed "The Canyon House," serves as a year-round hideaway for its owners. A modest rectangular box is installed in a moment resistant wood frame after following a finger ridge 300 feet above the Clearwater River Canyon.

Rama Estudio in Quito has employed strong rammed-earth walls and wide windows to support the sloped roof that covers this Ecuadorian mansion constructed within a eucalyptus plantation.

The 1140 ft² Little House cabin is located in Seabeck, Washington, a coastal community and old mill town. It is located on a cliff overlooking Hood Canal, a natural canal that is part of Puget Sound.

Rama Architects Daniel Raymond and Thomas Martin employed shipping containers to solve the brief's obstacles and the limits of this woodland location.

Arcana is a movement that bridges the divide between urban and wild life by providing creative, science-backed experiences and educational content that allows people to readily access nature's healing qualities.

The Santiago-based company 2DM Arquitectos designed a holiday home with a cantilevered top level to take advantage of the vistas.

The land is located on a fast urbanizing roadside in Edappally, and the owner requested that the site be exploited to its maximum potential by incorporating a commercial area to generate cash from an otherwise residential plot.

A pool house is erected near the lake, surrounded by woodland. It is an addition to the existing complex of many residences.