Combining Japan’s art and architecture, this ultra-modern, origami-inspired house by architect Yasuhiro Yamashita of Atelier Takuto captures the essence of shape without any distractions from form. The ultra-contemporary and angled outline is devoid of details, apart from a few strategically placed windows that bring natural light to the interiors. An integrated car port sits tucked beneath this innovative design, which appears to balance on a single point at its base. Nestled on a small plot of land in Tokyo’s dense urban core, this forward-thinking design is the architect’s fashionable solution to the space problem plaguing crowded city centers. Atelier Takuto
This contemporary ranch style home, the Silva Ferreira House, set in Portugal’s picturesque countryside sits on a sunny slope that puts this home in the limelight. But it’s the home’s modern, minimalist architecture style that really sets it apart. Designed by Arquiprojecta, this simple ranch takes an orthogonal shape, enclosed by large panes of glass that invite nature in. Outdoor living areas play a key role in life at this home. By blurring the boundary between indoors and out, these private spaces create peaceful places to take a moment; where time stands still, caught in the reflection of the tranquil pool. Interiors are open-concept by design, finished with rich woods with exposed beams. An open stairway reveals a loft area overlooking the main floor. Arquiprojecta
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