Kloof 119A by SAOTA

Kloof 119A by SAOTA

This SAOTA designed family home is positioned below Lion's Head; with views of Table Mountain, Lion’s Head, Signal Hill, the city of Cape Town and the mountains...

Double Bay by SAOTA

Double Bay by SAOTA

Completed by SAOTA. Double Bay is a youthful yet sophisticated contemporary family dwelling on the Sydney Harbour shore

Barn Living Aalten by Bureau Fraai

Barn Living Aalten by Bureau Fraai

Bureau Fraai has completely renovated a 50's farmhouse and extended the existing old barn next to the house with a contemporary extension

Open House in Lebanon by Domaine Public Architects

Open House in Lebanon by Domaine Public Architects

The Open House is a contemporary addition to a traditional mountainside family retreat. The open house carefully challenges existing rules to propose a new courtyard-house

Concept: Red Hill Home Renovation by dion seminara architecture

Concept: Red Hill Home Renovation by dion seminara architecture

This Red Hill home renovation involved internal alterations and a modern extension to the Colonial home. The home has a fresh industrial look and feel with improvements

Carla Ridge by Whipple Russell Architects

Carla Ridge by Whipple Russell Architects

The dark-grey rough stacked-slate exterior is capped with crisply contrasting white stucco. A pivot-style all-glass front door and surround welcomes you to the modern West Coast

Vora Villas in Santorini by K-Studio

Vora Villas in Santorini by K-Studio

K-Studio's brief was to design a small boutique hotel on a dramatic site on the edge of the volcano of Santorini

Treetop House in Melbourne by Ben Callery Architects

Treetop House in Melbourne by Ben Callery Architects

Treetop House explores architecture that responds to its environment pragmatically but also emotionally, creating meaningful connections between the occupants and...

Topo House by Martin Dulanto Arquitecto

Topo House by Martin Dulanto Arquitecto

This project is conceived with the premise of minimizing its impact on the environment, looking for the house to be perceived smaller than it really is