Casa Finisterra project was designed by New York City-based studio Steven Harris Architects. This is a contemporary house concept, consisting of five bedroom seven bathroom sitting on a promontory of the liver in an exclusive gated community of Pedregal resort in Cabo, San Lucas, a city on the southern tip of Baja California peninsula, in the Mexican state of Baja California Sur. Visit Steven Harris Architects for more information.

Pitched roof house is located in Sydney, Australia. Designed by An Australian based architect Chenchow Little. The building has a pitched roof structure, interpreted as a traditional pitched room. Evolved from a strict interpretation of the planning code to require new homes to have a pitched roof. The living room is located on the top floor to take advantage of the statue of the roof, views of Sydney harbor, and sunlight. Bedrooms located on the lower level are the views and solar access.

‘Birrelli Architects‘ have designed Lagoon Beach House, a special island retreat, a place to live together and experience the holidays. Lagoon Beach House is a modernist in the program is still a reference to the vernacular of contemporary Tasmanian shack shack. Consists of the main living room, master bedroom and study efficiently plan all on the first floor for the convenience of two. Buildings do not isolate ourselves from the natural environment, one with nature in a way similar sculpture, and art evoke associations with the land. The geometry of the upper level of pure wood with carefully set in the trees but not on top of them, the light is achieved by high windows, the staircase atrium and lower openings with screens and perforated circular – so that its motion effect is created to provide a variety of sensual and intimate relationship between building and nature.

This is a family house located in a semi rural development on top of one of the hills That surround Medellin, Colombia. Oscar Mesa has designed this project, built on the original site and Become the dominant issue of the sight. At the time of Excavation, Several large stones were found. The main axis of this project coincides with a lap pool that clearly separates the volume, 1 and 2 levels that make up the house.

The Moonlight house was designed by Giovanni D’Ambrosio, designed carefully to prevent damage to vegetation and trees. Located in Mount Hotham, Australia. Typological archetype shape to resemble a house used by the states-men and cowboys who live in the area. Stone, wood and metal are the materials used for both the structure and construction of the project. Insulated metal roof and finish with the function of any climate. Brownish color that matches the feel of fine colored Nature Reserve. Consists of two levels, there are two bedrooms on the second floor, a master bedroom with bathroom and spa.

Home site is 90% covered with mature pohutukawa trees as part of a continuous belt of forest along the coast. Designed by Herbst Architects which aims to give individuals a smaller mass with an articulate form. Private function room and garage are stored in two towers that are interpreted as newly sawn stumps of trees that have been deleted. Interior space which is then viewed as carved from freshly cut wood. Public space connecting the two towers and an attempt to engage with pohutukawa forest around it by defining the crossover space between powerful natural environment and built form. The primary structure is a series of raised roof elements pertaining to tree trunks and branches of trees, but is detailed in a strict geometric arrangement that suggests a natural ordering.