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Sukhodolsky is a small quarter in Yekaterinburg, constructed on a vacant plot of a new district bordering the western frontier of the city. In view of its remoteness from the city centre, the project team was conceiving it as an independent, self-sufficient entity. All required necessities are within the quarter: public spaces, garden courtyards, shops and household amenities. The architects were aiming at comfortable heights and appropriate living environment.   Caption Caption The quarter comprises four houses linking the inner yards perimeter-wise. Each house has sections of varying heights with five, seven, nine and fifteen storeys. The lower towers are south-facing, while the higher sections overlook the north, ensuring... More

This Modern Arabic Villa Architectural Design in Taif, Saudi Arabia, is both classic and iconic. Its white-hued cube-shaped structure has been deliberately designed to complement the urban fabric of its surroundings. But the traditional aspects have been retained through the use of horseshoe-shaped arches and light fixtures. This single design element propels the Islamic-style aesthetic but has been modernized by the black filigree and intricate geometric patterns that run on the boundary wall. More

Located in Khamis Mushait, Saudi Arabia, this Contemporary Modern House Design by CAS is a brilliant way to evoke a resort-like luxurious vibe in your own home. Extremely simple & modernistic, the artful design of this home perfectly encompasses the cultural & traditional settings of the site context. The wood-glass combo against a backdrop of white makes a bold statement while the gorgeous orthogonally oriented landscape helps emulate the best of nature within the bounds of the property itself. More