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Ibuku Architecture

Ibuku Architecture is committed to the development of bamboo as a sustainable building material. Using only bamboo, they have constructed these incredible buildings for the renowned green school and adjacent green village in the Ayung River Valley in Bali, Indonesia. The master-planned community is inspired by the surrounding jungle and traditional Indonesian architecture, harboring an authentic connection between the residents and their surroundings.

By: Tito Heiderer




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ST IVES DRIVE RESIDENCE

8927 St Ives is one of the most impressive residences we have come across, it is located high above the Sunset Strip, with floor-to-ceiling windows and with dramatic views of Los Angeles. This one-of-a-kind Hollywood Hills West home marries indoor and outdoor, with automated sliding pocket doors that open both the living and entertainment areas, offering plenty of outdoor entertaining spaces to enjoy. The ideal entertainer’s pad also features a spectacular multi-l...
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JONES COVE FARMHOUSE

Designed by Altura Architects, the award-winning Jones Cove Farmhouse blends modern design with rustic charm, creating the ultimate gathering space for family and friends. Set on a sprawling mountain farm in Buncombe County, the home's layout is inspired by historic farm properties, featuring multiple connected structures linked by glass corridors and breezeways. This thoughtful design preserves the landscape's natural beauty while providing distinct zones...
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MEERA HOUSE | BY GUZ ARCHITECTS

Guz architects, and their incredible homes, are no strangers to Bless This Stuff. We have already shown you the incredible lush Fish house and Tangga house. Now we bring to you the Meera house. Facing the coast of Singapore’s Sentosa Island, the Meera house is built around an open air stairwell that floods the house with tropical ocean breezes, allowing its resident to take full advantage of the Singapore’s spectacular climate. By: Tito Heiderer...
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