#private house

Not every project begins with a blank canvas. Maia House is a story of reimagining an existing architectural design. Rather than creating a new form, our objective was to unlock the potential of the original concept developed by architect Marharyta Lytvyn. By bringing the architecture and interior design into dialogue, we shaped a new living scenario for the house—preserving its character while emphasizing its strengths. Natural light became one of the key tools in this transformation.   The name Maia House emerged as a logical continuation of this concept. Maia is one of the brightest stars in the Pleiades cluster, which is clearly visible above the house during the colder months. In mythology, it symbolizes motherhood, nurtur... More

Casa Cieno is located on a 1,500 m² plot in the El Vigía sector of Puerto Escondido, on the coast of Oaxaca. The project was conceived under the premise of not imposing itself on the surroundings, but rather blending into the site to become part of the landscape. Unlike most residences of this type on the coast, Cieno is not located directly in front of the sea; therefore, the architecture prioritizes interiorizing the experience of the spaces, containing them with the surrounding vegetation, and seeks a harmonious relationship between them and their immediate context. Cesar Belio Cesar Belio Cesar Belio As a siting strategy, it was decided to rotate the main volume diagonally in relation to the property boundari... More

Breaking boundaries. A new dimension of space. In the contemporary design of Casa_GB the boundary between indoors and outdoors tends to dissolve becoming something fluid. Designing architecture also means creating spatial experiences that invite light, air, views, and movement to cross physical limits. Dissolving these boundaries becomes a conscious strategy that enhances comfort, reinforces architectural identity, and strengthens the connection to the surroundings. MCPA MCPA MCPA MCPA MCPA Caption More

A single-storey private residence sits on a 3,200-square-metre plot with a lake view, within a golf course environment. The central aim was to create a "Hybrid Living" space: a highly private retreat that also accommodates work for visitors staying at the compound. The central idea of the planning is to divides the compound into four independent zones. The parking areas, gym, main living area, and guest services — which include a workspace — are considered high-traffic and are therefore placed at the front of the compound. The private spaces and four guest bedrooms are separated by a semi-outdoor space that acts as both a connection and a source of natural light and ventilation. Rungkit Charoenwat Rungkit Charoenwat... More

Villa Exomandria is a contemporary Cycladic retreat on the hillside of Monastiria, Antiparos — 700 square metres of built space set within 10,000 square metres of raw, sun-baked landscape, with panoramic views across the Aegean toward Sifnos and Paros.The Cyclades have one of the world's most recognisable architectural traditions: cubic white forms, thick walls, stone and lime plaster, buildings shaped by the same logic for centuries. Villa Exomandria builds on that tradition without decorating it. Raw concrete and natural stone mirror the surrounding cliffs. Whitewashed walls, exposed wooden beams, and large openings pull light in from every direction. The pool follows the natural contours of the hillside rather than imposing a geome... More

A home conceived as a contemporary retreat, where architecture, light and simplicity come together to create a sense of calm and a strong connection with its surroundings. Ana Mora Ana Mora Ana Mora Ana Mora Ana Mora The project embraces an architecture of clean lines and open spaces, where courtyards and generous openings allow natural light to flow throughout the interior, creating a constant dialogue between the domestic spaces and the outdoors. The sober yet warm material palette, together with a carefully considered relationship between solids and voids, defines a serene, functional and timeless home. Ana Mora Ana Mora Ana Mora More

The Neblina House appears as a direct response to its location, at the foothills, overlooking the city.  TETRO TETRO Configuring itself as an invitation for an inner connection, the house embraces the beauty of mutability, monumentalizing itself between nature and the urban horizon TETRO TETRO TETRO More

CN House is a residence designed for a family entering their retirement years, set within a long and narrow site in Khao Yai that stretches from the public road to the foothills beyond. Surrounded by natural landscapes and panoramic mountain views, the house is conceived as a place for long-term living in close connection with nature. DOF Sky|Ground DOF Sky|Ground DOF Sky|Ground DOF Sky|Ground DOF Sky|Ground The project began by rethinking the conventional organization of a house. Rather than placing communal functions on the ground floor and bedrooms above, all bedrooms were located on the lower level to ensure ease of access, support long-term living, and reduce dependence on stairs. In contrast, the living room,... More

Occupying a corner plot in Torrefiel -one of Valencia’s most humble neighborhoods- the Nest House is conceived as an exercise in protecting and highlighting the scarce and valuable built heritage still preserved in the streets of this key peripheral district in the city's north. David Zarzoso David Zarzoso David Zarzoso David Zarzoso Indeed, although code regulations allowed us to demolish the existing structure and build a new, the project insisted from the very beginning on preserving the original envelope and seeking shelter within it. It is as if that skin -made of solid brick and lime mortar, held intact over the years- had now become the foundation (or perhapsthe nest) for a new, emergent architecture that r... More

The site is located in one of Osaka’s central districts, a neighborhood where informal streets and narrow lanes weave through a mix of row houses, new residences, small shops, and temples. The area retains a warm, down‑to‑earth atmosphere rooted in its older character, and I wanted to create a home that would settle naturally into this context. Yosuke Ohtake Yosuke Ohtake Yosuke Ohtake But what does it mean for architecture to “settle in”? It involves layers of naturalness, time, subjectivity, and objectivity—elements that are difficult to define logically. It is essential yet inherently unstable, shifting with human emotion. In a dense urban environment where public and private realms overlap, this b... More

Introduction The family house is located in the Sihoť area along Devínska Road, in a unique setting where the foothills of the Carpathian massif meet a branch of the Danube River. The site offers exceptional views of two contrasting landscapes while occupying a prominent position in the immediate vicinity of a well-known horticultural center. Alex Shoots Buildings Building Placement The positioning of the house is based on the original building permit issued in 2009, which established the site's fundamental urban relationships. The design builds upon these parameters and further develops the location’s inherent potential. Alex Shoots Buildings Alex Shoots Buildings Layout and Flexibility A key objective of t... More

Starting from a desire to blend a unique, tropical, and private sanctuary for a house, comes a dwelling that welcomes the user to indulge in natural elements, both man-made and contextual. O16 is located in a gateless complex with a corner site that overlook a basketball park and the complex perimeter boundary. The house has secluded feeling with views and row of eternal greeneries that are given by the surroundings, thus making the 2nd floor of the house basically undisturbed in terms of views. Ernest Theofilus Ernest Theofilus The design of the house is trying to maximize this advantage by orienting almost all the required rooms and activity toward basketball park that is covered with trees, including the journey to the main e... More

At the request of long time clients, we designed and supervised the construction of a new cabin in the Chamonix valley. The site is located within a residential compound built in the 50’s. A cabin dating from the original master plan was on the lot. The location benefits from sweeping and stunning views over the Mont Blanc skyline. This majestic view was the starting point of the design. Pascal Tournaire Pascal Tournaire Pascal Tournaire Pascal Tournaire Pascal Tournaire Pascal Tournaire  After a first programmatic study, it quickly became clear that the existing cabin was not suited for its new use. Thermal constraints and the project’s goals didn’t justify a remodeling of the existing... More