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Watervilla | By Plus 31 Architects
Amsterdam is crossed by hundreds of channels, making it a perfect city for anyone living in the water. This modern house situated in De Omval, was designed by Dutch +31 Architects. The 200-square-foot house boat divided into two floors, features modern lines and has 2 bedroom apartments. Part of the house is submerged in water, the top floor has a big gap, providing natural light even under the water.



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NORTH BONDI RESIDENCE - Image

NORTH BONDI RESIDENCE
This stunning residence is located in North Bondi, a coastal, eastern suburb of Sydney, Australia. Developed by the CplusC Architectural Workshop, the 200-square-metre house was designed both for easy entertaining and private family time. The screened wall surrounding the home is made up of a wood grid with windows and perforated metal panels, providing the necessary privacy, shielding, they also allow for a vertical garden to be grown over time. At the entrance the...
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CAN CANYIS HOUSE
Designed by Caballero Colon Architects, this stunning villa is located in Spain´s beautiful island of Mallorca. Perched on a steep and rocky hillside covered in the local wild vegetation, from which you can enjoy mind-blowing views of Canyamel Bay, the unique house is composed by a sequence of stone platforms that settle multiple volumes built on the abrupt site. Four stacked boxes accommodate the main living spaces and infinity-like windows dilute the limits betwe...
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CASA CERROS
Casa Cerros, designed by LLANO Arquitectos, is a stunning architectural gem nestled in the Colombian Andes. Its distinctive triangular roofs mimic the shape of the nearby Tusa hill, creating a harmonious connection with the landscape. Built with concrete, foam, and cement layers, the roofs provide insulation from tropical heat, while high ceilings and mechanical windows ensure natural ventilation, reducing the need for artificial cooling. The house features an op...
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