Grid House In Brasil | By Forte Gimenes & Marcondes Ferraz Architects

The Grid House is a residence by Forte, Gimenes & Marcondes Ferraz Architects and it is located close to Sao Paulo,Brazil.Three main issues have guided the project conception: the demand for a single-story house, the wish to establish a direct relationship with the land and nature and also the need to provide privacy to the members of the family, with the main area located in one single building.

LAKESIDE CABIN

Located in the greenery above the Vranov Dam, a very famous recreational area in one of the warmest reservoirs in Czech Republic, lays this beautiful cabin radically designed with some principles of the small size naval architecture, creating an architectural journey where one would need just the essential. There are plenty of built-in furniture pieces, inconspicuous storage spaces in every corner of the house, and everything has its place just like in a cabin of a ...
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Sandora Domes

Hidden behind a private gated entrance in Joshua Tree, Sandora Domes is the kind of property that makes you question why anyone builds with straight lines in the desert. Sculptural earth built domes, curved plaster walls, custom tilework, and handcrafted stone details sit across nearly two acres of high desert ground, five minutes from downtown Joshua Tree and ten minutes from the National Park entrance.   The main residence holds two suites. The ...
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SKYSCAPE ROOFTOP HOUSE

In hyper-dense cities, rooftops are the new untapped real estate. This impressive minimalist dwelling is built on the rooftop of a five-story apartment building in Bangkok, Thailand. The rooftop was previously only used to store water tanks, leaving an expanse of empty space for WARchitect to work their magic and build an ultra-modern home that emerges out of nowhere in the sky. Balau wood planks clad nearly the entire interior for a warm, cohesive atmosphere, and i...
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