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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…

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With a limited space of only 215 square feet, a natural observatory in Alsace, France was created with a whole lot of personality. Though there isn’t a whole lot of striking design upon first glance, the budget friendly structure is incredibly resourceful for a public space with limited materials. Created by CLP Architects, the “L’observatoire” tower…

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Australia’s 4site Architecture had the perfect design in mind for this old, existing cottage flat in Melbourne. With a small budget and a big wow factor, 4site made this space lighter, brighter and far more contemporary. The rectangular exterior facade extends from the outdoors in, with bold blues and greens to bring the nature in visually….

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Being in Venice and the Venice Beach area, you’ve got to roll with the quirky people, interesting ongoings and the overall California cool vibe that goes on. This geometric home certainly gives Venice another point of interest, and a chic one at that. Daly Genik Architects remodeled this stucco structure to be the intricate contemporary work…

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Sitting at 215 square feet, atelierd created a great looking “Bee Pavilion” in Alsace, France, with hexagonal structures. These geometric pieces are covered by a roof that allows breeze yet blocks direct sunlight out of the middle portion. Overall, the area is dynamic– and not to mention visually stimulating. Each pod has a unique core with…

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Altius Architecture’s typical homes revolve around the site in which they are built, and that premise is no different with this Ontario Lake Muskoka home. It’s program is loosely defined on the Ontario tradition of “cottaging,” and with water on a majority of the sides of the home– the views are endless. Though the bones of…

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Disaster relief is never really an exciting topic of choice to discuss, but with global warming a very real issue at hand– there are people and architects out there thinking about the future. For those thinking of extreme climate changes and environmental conditions, the Ark may be a great solution. Created as a building that has…

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Handbags are some of the most fashion forward statements and staples that are worn worldwide, and there’s a museum in South Korea to honor the timelessness of a great handbag dating back to the 16th century. While styles come and go, this “Simone Handbag Museum” space is a timeless showcase that is so committed– it is…

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Geometry is a powerful part of any architecture, especially where contemporary lines are concerned. While many residences go for a more linear streamlined look, and few go for an organic shape– there are a select handful that opt for a bold, angular statement. This home located in Israel is a great example of beautiful geometry in…