Brake House

Designed by Ron Sang for internationally renowned New Zealand photographer Brian Brake, this stunning glass pavilion home looks almost as it is floating in the woods. Located in West Auckland, in New Zealand, the Brake House was designed to float above the bush and make the most of the distant city and harbour views. It has three bedrooms and five deck areas, perfect for early morning breakfast or afternoon dining. There is also a room dedicated to yoga. Structurally ambitious, with influences from the Far East, the house is deftly positioned to make the most of views near and far. watch the video below

TENT HOUSE

Designed by Sparks Architects, the unique "Tent House" is a stunning home with a retractable roof, located in the beautiful rainforest canopies of Verrierdale in Queensland. The award-winning house features a sail-like structure roof that is the dominant form of the design, a unique translucent tent membrane with five hundred square metres that opens out into nature, meaning residents can quite literally lie in bed and look at the stars. Sliding doors allo...
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CASA LOHR

The beautiful Casa Lohr is a project born from the need to recover an old house located in the historic center of the city of Merida, México. Developed by 20Diezz Arquitectos, the abandoned 19th-century colonial house was transformed into a majestic space steeped in the soulful charm of the property’s architectural heritage. They beautifully restored the crumbling stone structure, conserving its historic vestiges and evocative remnants of the ma...
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BLACK & WHITE MEWS

Located in London´s exclusive Primrose Hill area, lays this stunning mews property renovated by Threefold Architects. The key aspect of the brief was to maximise the existing floor area and natural light throughout. This was achieved by placing the key open plan living space on the second floor with a private terrace to provide outdoor space and serve as a light well to the kitchen and living area. The stunning design employs a restrained palette of materials chara...
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