stuff we drool about

Stunning Iseami House | By Robles Arquitectos

This is just breathtaking, located in Playa Carate, Peninsula de Osa, Costa Rica, the Iseami House by Robles Arquitectos is 1 meter over the ground so its away from humidity, it uses thermal panels, built around a steel structure. The house promises a responsible approach to the nature of its location, Peninsula de Osa, a place the 5% of the world biodiversity is embodied.



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BANDA AGENCY OFFICE - Image

BANDA AGENCY OFFICE

Our office crush this week is located in the historical district of Kyiv, Ukraine. This extravagant workplace is home to creative agency Banda, whom commissioned architects Balbek Bureau a comfortable working space suitable for an artistic soul. Designed to make its employees feel as if they could be anywhere but not at work, the funky office features an extraordinary meeting room in the form of a swimming pool, a vibrant bar area, a detached in-built barn-house, vi...
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STUNNING HOUSE IN FLORIDA | BY HUGHES UMBANHOWAR ARCHITECTS - Image

STUNNING HOUSE IN FLORIDA | BY HUGHES UMBANHOWAR ARCHITECTS

Located in  Jupiter Island, Florida, this amazing beach front residence was designed by Hughes Umbanhowar Architects. The house has some impressive features, the amazing sea views and the roof terrace by the pool with a glass bottom looking dow into the main hall....
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HOUSE V | BY JAKOB BADER ARCHITECTS - Image

HOUSE V | BY JAKOB BADER ARCHITECTS

Called House V, this modern and eye-catching residential building was built by Jakob Bader Architects in Unterfoehring, Germany. It´s simple and uncluttered but no less remarkable for its bright red color. Cars are not hidden away in a garage but displayed under the house’s wide upper story cantilever which provides ample protection from the elements. This cantilever houses a large study and underneath it the main entry to the house and also a separate entry whic...
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