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.

House for a Photographer

FORM/Kouichi Kimura Architects have designed the ultimate minimalist dream house for a Japanese photographer. Located in Shiga, Japan, "House for a Photographer” is a minimalist architecture project used as a residence, atelier and a gallery of a photographer. The building is made of mortar and galvanized steel sheet which reflects dull light, making it look massive, and is laid out to be accommodated within the L-shaped lot, standing facing the shrine on the...
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OCEAN EYE HOUSE

Our latest house crush was designed by San Jose-based architect Benjamin Garcia Saxe. The spectacular Ocean Eye House is located in beautiful Costa Rica, and is a surfers dream home as it sits right on the western edge of the Nicoya peninsula, facing towards the Pacific Ocean. The dreamy escape is nestled between the jungle and the beach and is completely open to the outside, opening up stunning ocean views for the bedrooms and living spaces. Folding screens used to...
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PK House

Nestled in Calatagan, Batangas, Philippines, the PK House stands as a weekend sanctuary positioned on a hilltop with a vast 3-hectare lot, this architectural gem captivates with panoramic views of Balayan Bay and surrounding mountain ranges. Crafted as a three-level structure with a rooftop deck, the PK House utilizes steel framing for efficient construction. Embracing seaside orientation, the steel members undergo thorough sandblasting and protective sealing to com...
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