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Hospitality Architecture, Villa • Dalat | Vietnam
Architects: APS Concept
Area: 335 m²
Year: 2022
Photographs: Quang Tran
Manufacturers: PANDOMO, MOEN, The Box, Xingfa
Design Team: Hung Vo, Phan Thanh Dien, Duong Le, Trinh Phoi Phoi, Dao Van Hieu, Phu Le, Hung Le
Design And Building Team: APS Concept
City: Dalat
Country: Vietnam
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Villa of the Star, a "renovation" project as a part of the Mo Stay project, is built on three main factors: Connectivity, Locality, and Sustainability. Nestled in the pine forest, Villa of The Star is an inspiring resort space that blends existing landscape elements into the house, creating a connection between people and nature. The Star is surrounded by a low taluy bank. to avoid heavy rain that can sweep rocks into the house, we use stone steps to create a natural wall, both do not affect the natural state and avoid landslides. The design team found a way to create a project that endures with time, using sustainable materials that are highly local, such as stone, pine wood, concrete and steel, and bricks, to build a construction suitable for the natural context.

Houses • Dhaka | Bangladesh

Architects: A Cube Limited
Area: 608 m²
Year: 2018
Photographs: THE BIG PICS
Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Adobe Systems Incorporated, Corel Corporation, ETABS, Gree, KSRM, Marble & Granites, Supercrete Cement
Lead Architects: Ehsanul Alam, Mamunur Rashid Chowdhury, Kaisar Hossain, Saima Sharmin Nipa, Faisal Bin Nabi
Structural Engineer: Anwar Hossain, Masrur Ahmedul Kabir
Electrical Engineer: Shah Alam Talukder
Text: Tanzina Binta Harun, Tanzina Binta Harun
Plot Area: 200.74 m2
City: Dhaka
Country: Bangladesh
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The intention was to create a play of spaces and create dialogues in between, which will create memories in the future for the client, like a home is supposed to do. For inspiration, traditional ways of housing in our region were considered. Every traditional house is simple, compact, and adequate. So, that philosophy was taken into account while designing this house as well as the client’s approach towards life. The plan was done in a very simple and adequate manner, and the form of the building tried to mimic the client’s persona. The structure is a machine that will perform as per its need and will create memories along the way with time.

HOUSE • KUREL | INDIA

Architects: Design Work Group
Area: 1752 m²
Year: 2024
Photographs:Vinay Panjwani
Lead Architect: Jitendra Sabalpara
Project Architect: Prabhuti Sorathiya
Structural Engineer Team: Ritesh and Mayur
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Our fascination for tropical architecture always made us appreciative of its beauty and significance. Site is located near Surat. The land offers a beautiful panoramic river view and mango trees on the other side. When we collaborate with clients, we prioritize engaging with them from the very beginning to grasp their preferences and architectural tastes. We always remind ourselves that every project is a collaborative effort between the designer and the user.

HOUSE • RESSACA | BRAZIL

Architects: Pitta Arquitetura
Area: 65 m²
Year: 2021
Photographs: João Paulo Soares de Oliveira
Manufacturers: Bio empreendimentos, Estruturas do vale, Marcenaria G.M, Mundo das Pedras, Pau Pau Pisos em Madeira
Lead Architects: Thiago Brunini Pitta, Rodrigo Alves Pereira
Landscape: Paisagismo Plantare
City: Ressaca
Country: Brazil
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Inserted in the middle of the Atlantic Forest of Ubatuba, Cabana Jaguatirica has a special visual for those who appreciate design and seek tranquility, comfort, and a deep connection with nature. Created as a cocoon to experience and connect with the lush Atlantic Forest reserve of over 700,000 square meters, this cabin was designed to provide an unforgettable experience of relaxation and connection.