Tall Architects Wraps X-Shaped Alabama Cabin in Black Metal

Tall Architects has unveiled the Fowl River Cabin, a striking residence nestled along the Gulf of Mexico in Theodore, Alabama. The 2,100-square-foot dwelling features a unique design with two gabled forms arranged in an X-shape, creating an architectural spectacle. The positioning ...

Corten Steel & Glass Cabins Make Up a Wonderful Wellness Resort in Latvia

Open AD, a Latvian architecture studio, has masterfully designed the Ziedlejas Spa and Wellness resort in Sigulda, Latvia, blending the robust elegance of Corten steel and the transparency of glass cabins to create a captivating retreat. Nestled on a sloping site with picturesque ...

Green Terraces Inspired by the Way Mushrooms Grow on Trees Appear on New Brazilian Building

Urupê Tower, an architectural marvel conceived by Victor B. Ortiz Architecture, is poised to redefine São Paulo’s skyline with its innovative design inspired by the organic beauty of nature. Taking cues from the intricate way mushrooms grow on trees, the tower boasts lush ...

A Couple Bought a Crumbling 700-Year-Old Medieval Farmstead and Turned it Into a Fairytale Retreat

Nicki and John Beavan’s journey to transform a crumbling 700-year-old medieval farmstead into a fairytale retreat in Worcestershire, England, is a testament to their vision and dedication. In 1999, while searching for a home that could accommodate Nicki’s furniture design ...

Tiny Home Concept Will Have You Living in a Futuristic Capsule House

As the global population continues to grow and available living space becomes increasingly scarce, the concept of tiny homes has gained popularity as an innovative solution. While many tiny homes are traditionally constructed using wood, repurposed trailers, or aluminum vans due to ...

Archiloop Converts 12th-Century Italian Monastery into Hotel Vocabolo Moscatelli

Archiloop has transformed the 12th-century Italian monastery, Vocabolo Moscatelli, into a charming boutique hotel in the scenic Umbria region. The restoration project, led by architect Jacopo Venerosi Pesciolini, aimed to preserve the site’s “rustic simplicity,” ...

Wooden Pavilion with a Sunken Walkway is Designed to Facilitate Orchid Cultivation

Nestled outside Puerto Escondido, Mexico, the Orchid Pavilion stands as a striking testament to innovative design and ecological consciousness. Crafted by the skilled hands of the Mexican architecture studio Centro de Colaboración Arquitectónica (CCA), this wooden pavilion encircles ...

A 1970s Beachfront House Is Brought Back to Its Roots After Remodeling Mishaps

The transformation of a 1970s beachfront house on Washington’s Camano Island is a testament to the challenges and triumphs of remodeling mishaps. The mid-century architectural gem had fallen victim to previous owners’ decisions that strayed from its original design, both in ...

The Boho Duplex Is Two Tiny Homes Merged Into One, Offering a Corridor-Style Home

The Boho Duplex breaks new ground in the world of tiny homes by ingeniously merging two separate dwellings into one, creating a corridor-style living space that is truly distinctive. Crafted by Escape, this unconventional tiny home is a combination of two Vista Boho models seamlessly ...
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