The AMB House is breathtaking Brazilian jungle house situated on the coast of São Paulo, Guaruja City in the middle of the Atlantic Forest, designed by Architects Bernardes + Jacobsen. From the street you can only see one of the three floors of the house because the terrain has accentuated slopes that give different views of […]
Creek House is a weekend retreat for a family from Manhattan, designed by Studio MM, situated in Ulster County, New York. The architect had purchased 38 acres in the area with plans to design and build five custom homes; this one is the first completed. The contemporary 2,600 square foot, three bedroom, three bathroom split-level […]
Forest House is a contemporary family home designed by McClellan Architects, situated in Seattle, Washington. The 6,000 square foot home features a tongue and groove clear cedar exterior facade with beautiful landscaping and spacious patio design. The interiors offer soaring ceilings, beautiful living spaces and plenty of areas for spending family time and entertaining guests. […]
The Pigeon Creek Residence is located in western Michigan in a densely forested site overlooking the Pigeon Creek wetland. Designed by Lucid Architecture for a young family with two children, the building form is shaped by the owner’s desire for a distinctly modern home which feels warm, open, and comfortable, and has a strong connection […]
Architect Chris Tate’s Forest House is a modular glass structure perched in the branches of the densely forested hills of the Auckland suburb of Titirangi in New Zealand. This is a residence that Tate uses himself as a weekend getaway retreat which has very little site impact. The glass home is tucked away in a […]
Sixteen Doors House is a beautiful project nestled in a forested area in rural Upstate New York designed by studio Incorporated Architecture & Design. The home features glazing on the two long sides of the structure, the small 1,350 square foot interior is literally “in” the landscape. The absolute limits of wood frame construction are […]
