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The Breezeway House – NSW

The Breezeway House was conceived as a joyous and engaging destination for holidays by the beach on the Central Coast of New South Wales, where shelter, shade and connection to the landscape are prioritised. Situated on a complicated subdivided block with trapezoidal boundaries, cross easements and significant cross-fall, the linear building form is stretched along the southern boundary allowing a series of gardens to buffer...
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Three Arches – Vietnam

The project is a small private residence for a family with one child in Binh Thanh District, Vietnam close to the center of Hochiminh city. As seen in typical Vietnamese townhouses, this site was so tight that there was almost no garden available, but the clients wanted an open house with a bright, spacious outdoor space. Designed by Sanuki...
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Dulux Colour Awards 2020 Winners

A new level of innovative and considered use of colour has been achieved by the exceptional winning projects in the 34th Dulux Colour Awards, which were announced this week. Recognising the most cutting-edge and creative applications of colour across six categories of architecture and design, the renowned industry awards program attracted more than 450 entries from Australia and New Zealand. “The level of sophistication, creativity and...
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House of Tranquility

On every project Tal Goldsmith Fish Design Studio take on, they try to project the nature of their clients into the design. In this house, the studio translated the clients calm and pleasant nature into a meditative space. The guidelines for the design incorporated a light colour palette, natural materials and repetitive basic geometry patterns. Along with the...
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Vast natural environment – Mexico

Rancho Avandaro House is a meticulously detailed property located on the outskirts of Valle de Bravo, Mexico. A restful villa to enjoy its vast natural environment. The use of materials from the region allows it to be fully integrated into nature is the most elegant and robust way. Designed by Chain + Siman + Modo Manera, the project takes up the concept of...
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Island home – Stockholm

Located on a privately owned island off Dalaro, in the southern archipelago of Stockholm, the villa conceived by Stockholm-based firm Jordens Architects and clearly inspired by the 1950’s Farnsworth House. Villa Kymmendo stands out amidst rocks and pines on a privileged location. Glass envelops the entire structure with windows stretching around the entire 36 meter property, offering stunning views onto...
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Guided design – Brazilian savanna

Casa Cavalcante sits in the middle of 266 hectares of land, adjacent to the Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park in Brazil, which houses one of the most important biomes in the world: the Cerrado (Brazilian savanna). Therefore, the intention to minimise the impact of the building on its surroundings guided the entire design process. Another obstacles encountered by...
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Abandoned Renaissance – Spain

Garmendia Cordero architects believe that any change in the use of a space requires a series of actions that adapt such place to the new needs, that are presented beyond the implicit ones that entails the updating of it. On this occasion, the task of transformation was as transforming an abandoned Renaissance church into a home. Throughout the process, three...
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The disappearing gallery – Canada

Architect Florian Maurer of f2a architecture designed and built a family home in Naramata, British Columbia, Canada for himself. The original architecture explored a garden-court concept: three detached structures around a generous enclosed garden inspired by Latin-American courtyards. The courtyard controls privacy and views, in contrast to the typical suburban house which is at the mercy of its neighbours. The slope...
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