Designed by Nico Van Der Meulen Architect, The project which is his first project, was named “Glass House”. It’s located in Johannesburg, South Africa. The brief included the fact that the future owner of the house wanted a “glamorous contemporary open-plan light-filled house that offered a view to the garden from every room”. The garden is not exactly a classical one, but a modern green space which includes a pool and a decorative round fountain. We will let you enjoy the pictures now and all the elements that make this house a dream crib. Read more

Designed by Rockefeller Partners, the project which was located in Nichols Canyon, Los Angeles, CA, USA, was called Banyan Treehouse. Perched atop steel pylons that abstractly emulate natural branches, the project is not literally a tree house (maybe it look like a tower house), but rather a modern interpretation of one. The design pays the ultimate respect to the pre-existing tree, literally shaping itself around the contours of the trunk. Inside, a single glass cut out in the floor reconnects the tree house inhabitant to the tree itself, a respectful and subtle nod to Mother Nature. Every surface of the tree house is appointed with wood, creating an unparalleled level of warmth. The exterior is clad with high-grade cedar while the underside of the eaves and the structure itself are clad with rich palope. Inside, the walnut floors are complemented by walnut paneled walls. Outside, a quick walk down the stairs leads to a protected and private outdoor shower. Read more

Designed by XSite Architect, the architect create a new concept of modern beach house with split level feature. By using this features, you will be never bored with the home interior and large size area (420 sqm), which is always give you ‘a rhythm’. Beach house is a perfect place for relaxing, have fun and enjoy the amazing view of sunset and sin rise. A beach house should be designed to maximize the home owner’s exposure to the water and ocean breezes and be built well enough to withstand inclement weather. Read more

Designed by Arkitek axis, a company founded in 1989 who’s slogan is “less is more”, The resident was create with modern art deco style. Their aim is to “give their client’s project a value for money, and at the same time create a concept identity in which both the clients and the company can be proud of”. Perhaps this goal is what also led to creating this ostentatious house deign and what made it a successful project. The building is shaped like the letter “U” and most of the rooms have a view towards the pool, which is located in the middle. It has three levels, spacious, opulent bedrooms and bathrooms and a dining room which is connected to the pool through sliding doors. The architect combined the art deco style of building with minimalist plants such as Pandanus tectona and Adenium obesum, which can make the environment more cozy. Read more

Designed by Eduardo Arroyo of the Spanish studio NO.MAD Arquitectos, Zafra-Uceda is a two-story polygonal anthem of modern metal architecture. Literally designed on top of a golf course, the wire-mesh façade was designed both as an intricate artistic accent as well as a very practical shield against stray golf balls. Read more

Designed by Sternberg Kohen Architects, raw stone become a dominant element of the building exterior that was exposed very well. This house was designed with outside and inside integration in mind. It’s located in Buenos Aires, Argentina so the weather isn’t complication in that. Its exterior incorporates only natural materials like stone and wood and consists of bearing walls and steel columns that allow greater openness to the garden. Read more