Forest House

The Forest House is a spectacular family retreat in Northern California. Nestled among tall trees in a forested hill area, the unique house features nine separate structures connected to each other, it comprises a cluster of tent cabins, three sleeping quarters and a living-dining commons, rising into the forest canopy on stilts and linked by wood paths, creating a treehouse-effect. Designed by the Envelope A+D architecture studio, the stained matte black house has large glazed walls and sliding doors that open up the interior to the outdoors so guests can enjoy the natural surroundings.

COSMIC TINY HOME

Cosmic Tiny Homes are revolutionizing sustainable living with their innovative features that go beyond traditional ADUs. These tiny homes not only recycle water but also generate their own solar power, offering homeowners an eco-friendly and cost-effective solution. Equipped with a five-panel, 2.2-kilowatt photovoltaic system and a five-kilowatt-hour battery, Cosmic Tiny Homes produce more energy than they consume. This surplus energy can be utilized to...
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BANYAN DRIVE TREEHOUSE | ROCKEFELLER ARCHITECTS

Part office/studio, part recreational getaway, this unique project is located at the base of a large pine tree in the backyard of a  canyon residence.  The client is an artist and lover of nature so the Banyon Drive Treehouse, perched twelve feet off the ground, will serve as a creative respite from the demands of domestic responsibilities.Project Size: 170 s.f.  Rockefeller Architects...
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SOUTH HAMS COASTAL HOME

Set on the idyllic coast of South Hams, England, lays this beautiful modern villa that was once an old 60´s bungalow. Restored by Woodford Architecture, the open plan home is all about entertaining and comfort, it features a kitchen, living and dining areas all located around a central double sided fireplace that sits at the very heart of this mesmerizing setting. Sliding, folding doors open on two sides to link the indoors to the surrounding gardens, they frame th...
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