Plover Beach House

Renovated by Fuse Architecture, the Plover Beach House is located in Pajaro Dunes, a resort community that lies just south of Santa Cruz in California. The 60s pyramidal home preserves its distinct silhouette, but now features black cedar cladding that anchors the building to the sandy beach site. Light cedar with a natural color marks the entrance to the house. The three-bedroom property has a total of 1,500 square feet of living space, and features an open-plan lounge and dining area adjacent to the kitchen, and a small patio on the sandy dunes with lounge chairs and a fire pit that create a cozy spot from which to admire the beautiful sunset over the ocean.

INDUSTRIAL BACHELOR LOFT | BY MAXIM ZHUKOV

Awesome design by Maxim Zhukov for this funky bachelor pad. The place is packed with cool industrial decor, great use of concrete, wood, metal, and exposed brick walls. Also, some giant casters and road signs add to the charm and character of the place. Another great detail is the "floating" work space above the bed accessed by cantilevered stairs. source...
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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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CASA KANCAB

Nestled in the heart of Merida, Yucatan, in Mexico, stands an architectural marvel that blends colonial charm with modern elegance. Develope by Taller Kama This renovation project aimed to uphold the essence of the original structure, is a testament to the region's architectural legacy. Upon entry, guests are welcomed by preserved flooring, leading to a luminous double-height space illuminated by a circular skylight, maximizing natural light. Adorning th...
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