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| Source: Matías Silva & Arquitectos archdaily.com |
Bascuñan House, Lago Panguipulli, Puerto Montt, Los Lagos, Chile, 2010 designed by Matías Silva Aldunate Architect
A house that could exploit the space as efficiently as possible, resulting in a cottage-style house. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Mike Sinclair archdaily.com |
The Shed, Missouri, USA, 2010 designed by Hufft Projects
The construction method is an exercise in celebrating the logic and clarity of prefabrication. Conceived as a kit of parts, the elegant building’s steel frame combines modular wall components, roof trusses, and battens, all of which were assembled on site and clad with a rain-screen of White Oak taken from the property. This rain-screen wraps the walls, roof, and soffit and is expressed as a singular element. A galvanized metal fascia speaks to the structure beneath the skin. Polygal end walls with large operable doors complete the tripartite material composition. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Sergio Camplone archdaily.com |
D Opera, 65024 Manoppello PE, Italy, 2011 designed by Studio Zero85
The formal purity takes the shape of barns and houses land extensively in the area. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Steve Maylone archdaily.com |
The Matchbox House, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA, 2012 designed by Bureau for Architecture and Urbanism
The concept for the house is a matchbox in which the four inner quadrants (cedar siding) slip past one another within the outer sleeve (standing seam metal wrapper). By doing so, each end of the inner quadrants either juts out past the outer sleeve, or is pushed into it, thereby creating outdoor space that is still within the confines of the sleeve. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Alison Andersen archdaily.com |
Warburg House, Warburg, Alberta, Canada, 2012 designed by bioi
Supported by two steel frames, the simple form creates a singular interior volume. The exterior skin is draped in black corrugated steel sheets long enough to extend the full length of the house. Both the east and west end-walls are punched into the form to create an announcement of entry and provide a small weather break for the entry doors on either side. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: 2by4-architects archdaily.com |
Island House, Loosdrechtse , The Netherlands, 2012 designed by 2by4-architects
The house is a subtle frame that captures the view from the inside out and outside in. Completely anticipating on the client’s needs 2by4 has designed the house in such a way that it can customize the interaction with the surrounding nature. One of the glass facades can be completely opened so that the wooden outdoor terrace becomes part of the interior. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Søren Harder Nielsenarchdaily.com |
Split View Mountain Lodge, Buskerud, Norway, 2013 designed by Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter
The extruded form of the structure frames the spectacular views from within the cabin, while strategically positioned smaller openings along its volume provides glimpses of the immediate surroundings. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Paul Kozlowski archdaily.com |
Individual House, Montferrier-sur-Lez, France, 2013 designed by N+B Architectes
Three built undulating bodies take place in the slope and stretch as slender overhanging the landscape. Interconnected by a simple entity, new spaces are made possible by the establishment of protected terraces and outdoor spaces. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Kjetil Nordø archdaily.com |
Hunter´s Hall, 830 15 Duved, Sweden, 2013 designed by Bergersen Arkitekter
The architecture is given a masculine expression, founded on a clear form and precise and refined detailing. The building interprets and translates into a modern language the medieval longhouse and the archetypical historic halls of the area. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: José Campos archdaily.com |
House in Bela Vista, Av. da Bela Vista, 3830 Gafanha da Encarnação, Portugal, 2013 designed by RVdM Arquitectos
The relation between volumes and spaces takes place both inside and outside, dismantling the apparent stability that the stereotypical shape of the house features. The main volume floats over the surrounding walls. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Whitt Preston archdaily.com |
Farmhouse, North Island, Waikato, New Zealand designed by RTA Studio
Drawing from the rural vernacular, a collection of forms was conceived to engage the local environment. Three open ended pitched roofed pavilions were arranged to accommodate the three distinct functions of the house: living, family sleeping and guest sleeping with flat roofed service pods linking them together. This arrangement serves to capture views, both intimate and vast as well as provide a variety of sheltered outdoor living spaces, either private or communal. This allows the house to offer a variety of separated private spaces or communal entertainment spaces. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Francesco Mattuzzi archdaily.com |
Courmayeur Ski & Snowboard School, Courmayeur AO, Italy, 2015 designed by LEAPfactory
Thanks to the new LEAPs3 construction system, the building was assembled in only one week, right in the middle of the winter season. It offers high-performance construction technology, sophisticated design and customized interior finishes. -- ArchDaily
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| Source: Sergio Grazia archdaily.com |
Louise Michel and Louis Aragon High Schools, Gisors, France, 2015 designed by archi5
The bridge building gives access to the Louise Michel high school playground from the Louis Aragon main playground. It creates a link contributing to the unity of the whole site. -- ArchDaily
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