Termalija Family Wellness | Enota Architects

Termalija Family Wellness, designed by ENOTA, transforms the spa complex with the solution found in scale and form of surrounding vernacular structures. Viewed from a distance, the shape, colour, and scale of new clustered structure of tetrahedral volumes is a continuation of the cluster of surrounding rural buildings, which visually extends into the heart of the complex. Despite its size and the space it occupies, the new roof simply acts as a big summertime sunshade and does not usurp any of the precious exterior space.

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ENOTA

Enota creates a contemporary and critical architectural practice of an open type based on a collective approach to architectural and urban solutions development. Constant changes and new complex situations in the world around us drive them to think about new architectural and urban solutions. To produce answers to those new questions, they believe it’s time to surpass the boundaries of conventional discipline set mainly by our cultural backgrounds.

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Lluvia | Perez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados

Lluvia, designed by PPAA Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados, is a single family residence with natural vegetation as an important asset. The House is conceived as a solid volume that incorporates subtractions along the main axis; these are formed as small courtyards and double heights depending on the program. The main intention was to merge sections of the main forest-like garden with the interior of the house and let in natural light.

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Residence for the Elderly | Óscar Miguel Ares Álvarez

Residence for the Elderly is a housing project designed by the architectural firm Oscar Miguel Ares by generating rooms as small cells. The firm’s approach was held by insistent ideas: provide our elderly with kind environment which promote to be in touch with nature, with the sun, but also enhancing the close relation between inhabitants of the building; the neighborly relations among chairs in the front door of the houses that are so recognizable in the rural areas of Castilla y León.

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The Extend House(Refurbishment) | Landmak Architecture, JSC

The Extend House (Refurbishment), designed by Landmak Architecture, has a mixture of architectural features making it as a mini Resort. All elements mix together, between local and contemporary, religion and daily life, privacy and community, the old and the new, the interior and exterior, close and open. And the last is the peaceful atmosphere when host comes home after leaving exciting life outside.

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El Porvenir Children Center | Taller Sintesis

El Porvenir Children Center is an institution designed by the architectural firm Taller sintesis in the municipality of Rionegro, Antioquia. It is a single-level brick building made up of a series of vaulted pavilions. These vaulted pavilions house the classrooms that have a direct link with a series of courtyards. This allows adequate ventilation and lighting but also enables a direct relationship between the children and nature, giving the landscape a permanent presence in the educational spaces and enabling the effective integration of the classrooms with nature.

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CLT House | FMD Architects

CLT House, designed by FMD Architects, is a bridge between architectural thinking and sustainable construction methods. The project encompasses a reconfiguration of the existing building as the base with a new upper floor addition that spans the established gardens on the site and re-plans the home with a new central core for this multigenerational family home. Typical daily experiences are elevated beyond ritual to full immersion with nature. Being surrounded by the timber interior brings a constant calm and soothing experience.

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Casa W | Oficina Conceito Arquitetura

Casa W, designed by the architectural firm Oficina Conceito Arquitetura, is a residence located on the north coast of Rio Grande do Sul. This residence uses the materials of stone, exposed concrete and wood bring the textures, and the blue and white present in the loose furniture and in the woodwork, complete the scene of this beach house. It has simple volumes and ample of natural light.

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MM Office | Michel Macedo Arquitetos

MM Office, designed by Michel Macedo Arquitetos, has an open plan and is explored by the addition of a cube in wood and glass. Positioned on the ground floor this cube creates a smooth transition between the street and its interior serve as a meeting space for rest and social gatherings. The upper floor is an open work space that stimulate dialogue, collaborative production and creativity. The final result between full and empty spaces, creates a strong relationship between the new and existing.

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Sky House | MIA Design Studio

Sky House is a residence designed by the architectural firm MIA Design Studio that connects people and nature through layers. These layers become the main subject of the house, where parents and children can see each other from every room. In combination with our desire is the personality of the owner who loves and enjoys inner-peace and calmness. Therefore, the design team was determined to have a clear idea for the architectural plan, which could promote a deep horizontal and vertical connection between human to human and human to nature in this house.

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THE COCOON HOUSE – Refurbishment | Landmak Architecture

THE COCOON HOUSE – Refurbishment, designed by Landmak Architecture, is reborn, with a new form with an addition of a floor and mezzanine. The advantage of the place is the space at the front and the back of the house, with more nature approaching like garden. The old balconies at both end of the house is skinned with ventilation brick block, inside this skin is the green space for rain, wind and sunlight to shine through.

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Kodikara House | Lalith Gunadasa Architects

Kodikara House, designed by the architectural firm Lalith Gunadasa, achieves the client’s demand and responds to the site and context. Straight and pure lines, simple forms, wide opening views and huge volumes with lots of natural light characterize this urban house for a young couple with busy lifestyle. The design was conceptualized to a thoughtful puzzle of internal rooms and outdoor gardens that together create the illusion of endless spaces on what is, in reality, in a 14 perch urban plot.

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Shenzhen Terraces | MVRDV

Shenzhen Terraces, designed by MVRDV, is a mixed-use project with sustainability as a focus acting as a new three-dimensional urban living room with more than 20 programs, including a small gallery, library, and outdoor theatre. MVRDV’s Shenzhen Terraces aims to bring vitality and innovation to the area through a seamless integration of landscape, leisure, commerce, and culture. The central concept of Shenzhen Terraces is to merge the existing landscape with the new development by using stacked plateaus for its various buildings.

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Meditation Space for Creation | Jun Murata | JAM

Meditation space for creation, designed by the design studio Jun Murata | JAM, guests are prompted with various light experiences. The designer inserted a white container. A short container, referred to as “closed space”, is connected to the outside of the container used as a guest room.Seasonal scenery ends from the rectangular opening in the east and west. Additionally, natural phenomena that change every moment bring changes inside.

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LT Houses | Michel Macedo Arquitetos

LT Houses, designed by Michel Macedo Arquitetos, is inserted in a growing urban area where the buildings designs are predominantly repeated. The sloping corner allows vehicles to access by private circulation, releasing the main facade for pedestrian access. The post-tensioned structure allows flexible plants, generating possibilities for different arrangements and fulfilling the needs of the market and the families who live there.

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Vikarna Basement | Studio 4000

Vikarna basement, designed by Studio 4000, is a relocation of an architectural studio to the basement by enhancing its experience. The brief also had scope for exploring possible additional uses and values to the marginal spaces of the plot and give expression to the idea of living & working from the same place to the common users. Considering this, the design intervention began by setting aside specific functional requirements to start with; instead an attempt was made to work outwards at general qualities – sky-visibility, natural ventilation, daylight factors – and placeness.

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Can Tho House | Landmak Architecture

Can Tho House, designed by Landmak Architecture, blends two different cultures with indigenous culture imbued with sophistication. The house has four façades creating spaces sandwiched between wells of light, giving different emotions when standing under it. The feeling between inside and outside was completely reversed. This solution design immerses humans in nature, touching the plants and flowers in any public space, even when walking on the small bridge.

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The Northstar School | Shanmugam Associates

The Northstar School, designed by Shanmugam Associates, intends to find ways to learn with nature and inspire from Gujarat’s stepped wells. Open-ended corridors, building orientation and future development were factored into the overall planning. The design foundations at Northstar lie on ideologies of exploring contemporary design with local material, using regional references to define built form and finding simplistic solutions for complex design problems.

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