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Matriz House / Estúdio Zargos (opens the original)
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Read the original version in Portuguese here. Text description provided by the architects. Casa Matriz was born from a refusal to repeat the obvious. In surroundings marked by closely built houses and a repetition of predictable solutions, the architecture responds with introspection and openness: it closes itself off at the sides to preserve privacy, while directing the gaze toward the landscape in the background, transforming the house into a continuous path between the interior, water, nature
House JF / AAA_Azevedo Agência de Arquitetura (opens the original)
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Text description provided by the architects. The JF house is organized around a central courtyard, which contains the elements for lingering and leisure (such as a swimming pool and flat lawn) and is surrounded by three volumes that open onto it, the living room, kitchen and bedrooms. The steep slope of the land, seven meters between the lowest and highest points, allowed these spaces to be distributed across three levels (access/garage, living room/kitchen, bedrooms). The staggered arrangement
Match House (Art Omi) Temporary Installation / Young Projects (opens the original)
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Text description provided by the architects. Young Projects has a unique reputation for studying conventional material use and application, in order to reimagine new ways of employing the material. By iterating across scales of prototype, furniture, folly and eventually architecture, the investigations are carried out through meaningful collaborations between the studio and trusted makers and experts in their fields.
House on Alto Teles Pires / Ser Arquitetos (opens the original)
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Read the original version in Portuguese here. Text description provided by the architects. Located in Sorriso, in the north of Mato Grosso, Brazil, the house is situated in the Alto Teles Pires region, a territory marked by the vast plains of the Cerrado and its proximity to the Amazon transition zone. The horizontality of the landscape, the warm climate, and the strong presence of agricultural activity form the context for an architecture that seeks to respond to its location through shade, ope
Crux South Climbing Gym / Derrington Building Studio (opens the original)
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Text description provided by the architects. The new Crux South location in Austin, Texas, designed by Derrington Building Studio, transforms a former gravel lot into a neighborhood hub centered on movement, gathering and community. Crux South is the brand's most ambitious project yet, bringing together a climbing gym, local coffee shop Switchback Coffee, a future tenant space and an outdoor food truck plaza on a single site.
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