Narrow Kvitfjell Cabin On Top Of The Mountains

Narrow Kvitfjell Cabin On Top Of The Mountains
Resting atop Kvitfjell in Norway is the cozy Kvitfjell Cabin that spans 26 meters long allowing for more views of the neighboring mountaintops and the horizon. Kvitfjell (Norwegian for “White Mountain”) is a ski resort created for the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, making it an ideal locale for a family retreat. Designed by Erling... 
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Sustainable And Sophisticated 1960s Home Renovation

Sustainable And Sophisticated 1960s Home Renovation
Architectural practice Archisbang renovated a 1960s residential building’, this bland, non-descript housing block has been transformed into a contemporary residence of minimalist sophistication and sculptural rigor. The first decision made was to strip the three-floor building down to its elemental cubic volume. Structural reinforcement and energy-saving insulation now further emphasize the structure’s cube-like massing by... 
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Willunga Retirement Residence Designed Around A Garden

Willunga Retirement Residence Designed Around A Garden
This garden house in suburban Adelaide was designed by architect-in-training Reuben French-Kennedy as a retirement home for his parents. Willunga House is designed to work in harmony with nature, offering views of the surrounding landscape while minimizing its carbon footprint through passive heating and cooling techniques. At the same time, its form and layout are designed... 
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Cozy Barn-Inspired House In Copper Mountains

Cozy Barn-Inspired House In Copper Mountains
This house in Copper Mountains, Colorado, was designed by Plaad Office and Collective Design Group shows off rustic and modern styles at their best, and this combo creates incredibly cozy spaces with spectacular views. The home is barn-inspired and features 6 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms in total plus a multitude of common areas. Large windows... 
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Contemporary Geometric Extension Of A Victorian House

Contemporary Geometric Extension Of A Victorian House
Bureau de Change Architects has renovated a Victorian terraced house in South London, complete with a rear extension of interlocking geometric glass volumes. Titled Frame House, the project comprises a series of undulating levels that create playful ledges, steps, and borders. Textures, graphics, colors and finishes have been selected to emphasize the home’s theatricality, including... 
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