ALAN Resort is a project designed by Funs Creative Design Consultant. By the Lancang River, where fish swim and birds sing, [ALAN RESORT] nestles in the embrace of mountains and water, far removed from the noise of the city. Here, nature extends its touch, leading guests into a realm of tranquility and seclusion, where the mysteries of the rainforest unfold, and one finds solace amid misty peaks and serene lakes. Photography by Chuan HE from Herespace.
Developed by Patrícia Martinez Arquitetura, the AMEF Residence establishes a fine line between residential architecture and the vegetation of Ibirapuera Park, delivering a project where the sensation of living in a cosmopolitan city like São Paulo is not noticeable to the residents – a couple seeking a strong connection with nature aligned with a healthy, sports-oriented lifestyle. Photography by André Nazareth.
The “House in Piedade” was designed by Nitsche Arquitetos with a focus on efficiency, simplicity, and low cost, addressing both local climate conditions and the client’s needs. With approximately 140 m², the residence uses a CLT construction system, allowing for quick assembly and reduced environmental impact. The layout features two main blocks and a central sunlit veranda, ensuring functionality, thermal comfort, and natural lighting. Photography by Arthur Duarte.
Bunratty is a project designed by Alexandra Buchanan Architecture. Bunratty is a beautiful new family home set against 5 acres of rolling hillside, within a stones throw of the Brisbane CBD, in the Western suburb of The Gap. Photography by Andy MacPherson Studio.
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The Merri Creek House by Alexandra Buchanan Architecture is a renovation and extension project to an existing heritage weatherboard cottage in the suburb of North Fitzroy .
The project re-imagines the typical house with backyard typology and is designed around a series of landscaped courtyard gardens. Conceptually, the ‘backyard’ has been dissolved and dispersed throughout the plan, creating an arrangement of gardens that each offer and enable a variety of uses and functions throughout the day. Photography by Tom Ross.
This coastal home designed by InForm maximises its superb position, sitting on the hillside overlooking Port Phillip Bay. The design concept is based on a simple composition, including a central entry hall that separates the large single storey garage wing from the main two storey residence. Upon entry, the impact of the spectacular bay view is suspended until arriving at the open plan living area, that flows out to the terrace, pool and garden, just above the beach. Photo by Timothy Kaye.
In one of the highest hills of São Martinho do Porto, near Alcobaça, on a ridge line marked by windmills, lies João Branco, a modern residential house designed by Menniz overlooking a beautiful bay and 180º degrees of ocean view. Photography by Nuno Almendra.
Austin architects Annie-Laurie Grabiel and Arthur Furman, founders of the award winning firm Side Angle Side, purchased their 1939, slab on grade bungalow for multiple reasons – the wide lot, the live oak tree in the front yard, and the natural light that poured through the home. It also happens to be three houses down from where Arthur grew up in Travis Heights. Photography by Casey Dunn.
Highvale House designed by Alexandra Buchanan Architecture sits amongst native gums on a sloping site. Perched on posts to disturb the land as little as possible – this raised position provides vistas through branches to the valley and hills beyond. Photography by Andy MacPherson.
The Alden Mason House is a project designed by Ueda Design Studio, crafted for the renowned Seattle artist Alden Mason in 1958 by architect Charles A. Marsh Jr. and builder Tom Paulsen, stands as a true Northwest Mid-Century Modern retreat, nestled in the woods like a treehouse. Photography by Kevin Scott.
