Bunny Run Boat Dock

Casa Cerros, designed by LLANO Arquitectos, is a stunning architectural gem nestled in the Colombian Andes. Its distinctive triangular roofs mimic the shape of the nearby Tusa hill, creating a harmonious connection with the landscape. Built with concrete, foam, and cement layers, the roofs provide insulation from tropical heat, while high ceilings and mechanical windows ensure natural ventilation, reducing the need for artificial cooling. The house features an op...
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Renovations often try to overwrite what is already there. Angra House by Arthur Casas takes a more measured approach, working with the original structure to create something that feels more open, more connected, and better suited to how the house is actually used. Originally built in the 1980s, the L shaped volume remains intact, but almost everything around it has been reconsidered. Facades were opened up, windows replaced with wider openings and balconi...
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Most cabins in remote settings try to blend in. Casa 6-3 by Baquio Arquitectura does something more interesting. It hovers above the hillside on triangular stilts in Ecuador's Choco cloud forest, wrapped in a translucent polycarbonate skin that turns weather, light, and forest color into part of the interior experience. The geometry is deliberate. A triangular timber frame points outward toward the surrounding mountains, framing panoramic views from insi...
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