
Kasinda villa’s gently sloping roof is designed to ensure it does not obstruct the view of the villa next door

concrete and wooden interior are harmonious wit the lush greenery encompassing the hotel resort

the wooden design of the villas integrates into the natural context
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salvaged and ‘waste’ materials were used throughout, helping reduce the environmental impact of the project without sacrificing material quality.
the rammed-earth house will emerge from a lush slope in bahia, brazil to capture views of the ocean beyond.
the roof presents an eye-catching folded shape, with many comparing its form to an iceberg, a crystal, a flower, or a tent.
the elevated house is brillhart architecture's response to the miami coastline's harsh environmental conditions.