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Home additions can go horribly wrong or extremely right. In most cases, families who are leaning toward an add on will have the same architect or builder to just add right on top of the current home. But in the case of this Melbourne home, a family created a contemporary wooden structure complete with a courtyard…

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Tucked in along the water’s edge of Washington’s San Juan Islands is the Shadowboxx residence by Olson Kundig Architects. While it looks like a dark and moody space from the outside looking in, don’t be fooled. The interior is a warm space with an area where the roof opens up to expose the interior to the…

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In a landscape that is less than enthralling, the “Introverted House” by XPIRAL is a great switch up from the norm in this Murcia, Spain neighborhood. Following an organic curve of its own, the home creates its own visual interest in a private courtyard that the home wraps around. Concrete, steel and wood are the main…

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Titled “The Southern House” and known as “Brow of The Hill” (slightly resembling an eyebrow) this Australian home is truly breathtaking. No matter what you call it, Fergus Scott Architecture hit the nail on the head with this curved metal built structure that incorporates insane views of the Aussie coast. The upward slanted roof gives this…

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The Netherlands offers some of the best unobstructed views available. With their constant desire to allow more natural light into their spaces via large, expansive windows it’s not hard to create beautiful homes. Hans van Heeswijk Architects is behind the gorgeous Rieteiland House that features panoramic views and an amazing glazed facade. The side of the…

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Incorporating greenery in the architecture and ultimate design of your home is a huge commitment, and its overall advantages are worth it in the long run. The exterior facade of this home is covered in lush greens, only to be broken up by entrances and horizontally placed windows. Not only is it beautiful from a visual…

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Australia’s K House isn’t exactly an accident. ARM Architecture‘s project, built in 2006, consists of a contemporary residence that is built with the letter “K” in mind. Grey timber and hot red accents really help this home to stand out amongst the natural landscape, and its contemporary edge doesn’t hurt either. Leveraging the negative space as…

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When thinking of complete tranquility and zen-like qualities, we doubt that the word “barn” comes to mind. After seeing this amazing home by Christopher Simmonds Architecture, you will probably think a little different. Not only is the home a peaceful escape from the outside world, this Ottawa space is also in the process of becoming certified…

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Terra E Tuma Architects in Brazil created an amazing bachelor-esque style residence in Sao Paulo, called the Maracanã House. The home is a seemingly grey structure that is all built of concrete blocks with large openings for the dark metal framed glazing. The interior of the Maracanã House is seemingly serene, for a space that is…

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South America is full of some of the most gorgeous beaches that the world knows, and some great contemporary architecture. This amazing space designed by Architect Mathias Klotz takes full advantage of ocean views and a steep sloping hill that cascades down to the Pacific Ocean. Located in Chile, The Casa 11 Mujeres (or “11 Women…