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Pavilia Farm Clubhouses / Snøhetta (opens the original)
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Text description provided by the architects. With the completion of Sky House, the final clubhouse at Pavilia Farm, Snøhetta's vision for a unique urban community centered around nature, wellbeing, and collective ownership is now realized in full. Located within New World Development's residential project in Tai Wai, Hong Kong, the four clubhouses create a vibrant green lung and urban farm amidst one of the world's most densely populated cities.
Cabins at the Tip, Sunny Lakes, Senec / ER Atelier (opens the original)
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Text description provided by the architects. The project of two recreational buildings at the tip of Sunny Lakes in Senec approaches two separate structures as a single architectural and landscape composition. Located on a prominent waterfront peninsula, the site is characterized by an unregulated mixture of recreational buildings from different periods and architectural styles. Rather than introducing another isolated expression, the proposal seeks to redefine the entire tip through a unified a
MAR - Conversion of a single-family house into two residential units / bruna studio (opens the original)
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Text description provided by the architects. There are approximately 13.5 million single-family homes in Germany, occupied on average by fewer than two persons. At the same time, there is a shortage of around 1.4 million housing units in the country. Many people remain in their large homes despite changing life circumstances. Converting parts of these houses into two separate residential units would make a significant contribution to resolving the housing shortage — and would do so without the n
House Südeifel / PUR+ Architekten (opens the original)
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Text description provided by the architects. Located within the historic village structure of Germany's southern Eifel region, Haus Südeifel sensitively transforms a heritage-listed 18th-century farmstead into a contemporary home and retreat. The ensemble belongs to the traditional Einhaus typology, combining a residential volume originating around 1700 with an adjacent barn under a single roof. The core concept was to revive the architectural clarity of this historic structure while developing
Ruin House - Nijl a Multigenerational holiday home / Studio Okami Architects (opens the original)
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Text description provided by the architects. Sometimes one comes across a project brief so special that they immediately sense the outcome will be a truly unique dwelling. For this particular assignment, the clients asked the architects to renovate and expand their old family farm into a multi-family holiday home for the summer, with the possibility for the materfamilias to extend her stay whenever she wishes to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
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