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The UK House, designed by Ulema and Ulema Architecture, sits at the highest point of a 3,470 sqm terraced plot. True to its name, the house features a rain trench and cistern system that collects, filters, and reuses rainwater for irrigation throughout its landscape. The large garden features a variety of elements, including olive trees and lavender shrubs, while the smaller garden introduces a lively collection of roosters, hens, peacocks, canaries, sheep, and dogs. Together, these elements create a multisensory outdoor experience. ZM Yasa Photography ZM Yasa Photography ZM Yasa Photography ZM Yasa Photography Preserving the site’s natural vegetation, the design embraces a rich landscape scheme with aromatic plan... More

Few homes are celebrated for their iconic interiors, while some are celebrated for their open layouts. True to its unique context and subtleties, this home, designed by Ar. Saumya Khanna of SSDA brings the essence of volumetric design and a touch of nature. This project, sprawling 13,000 sq. ft., commissioned for a renowned builder, features a planned six-bedroom house. Designed in alignment with Vastu principles, the home exemplifies balanced spatial zoning, ensuring harmony between form and function. The layout is crafted to enhance natural light, ventilation, and flow across all levels. At its forefront, an iconic façade that captivates the eye, melding modern aesthetics with contextual sensitivity.  The intent was to truly... More

Nestled in the evolving urban landscape of Ankleshwar, this 2500 sq.ft. residence is a thoughtful renovation that transforms an old structure into a soulful, design-forward home. Conceptualized and executed by VSU Designs, the house embraces a bold, dark-toned palette that flows seamlessly across all spaces — from the elevation to the interiors — creating a cohesive, immersive environment. The design balances moody elegance with warmth, combining textured surfaces, custom-crafted elements, and carefully curated details. Each room tells a unique story, shaped around the lifestyle and personality of its occupant — be it the master bedroom’s sculptural wall, the edgy youth room, or the tranquil sanctuary designed for a... More

The project is for a building, on the corner of a block, built on the site of an old two-storey house which had been demolished.  The building is an integral part of the urban fabric inside Lagos town walls and is opposite the Church of St Sebastião. The building was therefore built from the ground up, to be a home for a couple with children, for them to live in a densely built, but quiet, area of the historic town centre. FG+SG fotografia de arquitectura | architectural photography FG+SG fotografia de arquitectura | architectural photography FG+SG fotografia de arquitectura | architectural photography With the aim of having a contemporary house, the scale and design is based on the surroundings and on the previ... More

The central tower, "Mont Blanc," standing at 27 floors, becomes a striking feature and the main element of the city landscape. The calm architecture of the remaining five sections of the complex, each consisting of mid-rise buildings, creates a harmonious combination and complements the overall composition of the project Caption Caption Caption Caption Caption More