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  • The “Concrete Retreat”

The “Concrete Retreat”

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Greece, Residential – houses|

The “Concrete Retreat” is a single-family residence nestled in the hills of Pyla, overlooking Navarino Bay in the southwestern Peloponnese, Greece. Constructed entirely from exposed concrete and topped with a green roof, the structure
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  • House in Torremocha

House in Torremocha

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses, Spain|

The steep slope of the plot, along with its optimal south-facing orientation, naturally encourages turning away from the incline and focusing on the distant views. The need for a large outdoor space and a
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  • Everyday Vacation House

Everyday Vacation House

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses, Thailand|

EVERYDAY VACATION HOUSE | The design adheres to community guidelines on color, roof style, and height, blending seamlessly with neighboring two-story homes. Tiered massing and setbacks maintain a cohesive skyline, while service areas such as
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  • East Coast Villa

East Coast Villa

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Greece, Residential – houses|

East Coast Villa is more than just a place to stay - it's a place to truly live. Thoughtfully designed to evoke the warmth of home, every detail has been carefully curated to provide
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  • Kronbühl Residence

Kronbühl Residence

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Germany, Residential – houses|

Nestled in a quiet neighborhood overlooking the German side of Lake Constance, the intimate Kronbühl Residence sits between a vibrant sunflower plantation and an apple orchard that stretches along the rear of the plot.
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  • Crane Couple

Crane Couple

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses, Thailand|

Spanning over seven rai of land (approximately 2,76 acres) in Thailand’s Buriram province, this detached home exudes an Asian touch, particularly reflecting the vibes of local culture. The Thai owner had this residence built
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  • Villa “Laurus” – Strp, Montenegro

Villa “Laurus” – Strp, Montenegro

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Montenegro, Residential – houses|

Villa LaurusLocated in the laurel forests of Strp, in Kotor Municipality, Villa Laurus spans 275 m² on a 1.128 m² plot. The architectural concept presents a contemporary interpretation of traditional design, guided by bioclimatic
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  • The Architect’s Villa

The Architect’s Villa

Albania, Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses|

The initial concept was to create a residential building with a vertically organized volumetric and functional layout - a "tower" composed of four levels, each dedicated to a distinct function. The aim was to
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  • SCH House

SCH House

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Israel, Residential – houses|

In a quiet neighborhood on the outskirts of Jerusalem, on a narrow, elongated plot, stands the SCH House - a modernist villa where stone and glass, desert and mountain converge. The design fuses Jerusalem’s
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  • M House

M House

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses, Romania|

The geography of Feleacu is remarkable. In addition to the highly exposed slope offering spectacular views towards the city of Cluj-Napoca, which is characterized by typical urban sprawl at its edges, the rest of
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  • HOUSE IN TOYOOKA

HOUSE IN TOYOOKA

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 – Grand Prix, Japan, Residential – houses|

Passing through a wooded area, a plateau surrounded by the lush greenery of the valley emerges. Encircling the perimeter of the plateau is architecture without a traditional facade, its bamboo-covered roof being the only
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  • DUNE RESIDENCE

DUNE RESIDENCE

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Kosovo, Residential – houses|

The project showcases a luxurious residence characterized by modern and elegant architecture. The building is arranged over three distinct levels, featuring a symmetrical structure that enhances its visual harmony. Its façade combines clean, simple
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  • Villa Stradella

Villa Stradella

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Italy, Residential – houses|

Renovation of the Courtyard of Villa StradellaVilla Stradella is set within a garden of pine trees and is recognized as a complex of significant cultural and historical value. This critical aspect forms the foundation
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  • Library House (DaSilva House)

Library House (DaSilva House)

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses, Singapore|

The house is designed for a family with a deep love of books, drawing inspiration from the classic rotunda library. It is built around a central, light-filled atrium, with open bookshelves wrapping around it,
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  • Domus Maya

Domus Maya

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Cyprus, Residential – houses|

House in the South-Eastern Suburbs of Nicosia Situated on a plot within a newly developed urban neighborhood on the southeastern edge of Nicosia, this house occupies a threshold between two contrasting landscapes. To the
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  • Single-family house S in Feldafing

Single-family house S in Feldafing

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Germany, Residential – houses|

This project comprises an ensemble of a single-family house and a semi-detached house, both realized by a single private developer. The plot itself, measuring 1.100 m², was relatively large for a single-family house but
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  • Residence in Athens

Residence in Athens

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Greece, Residential – houses|

This residence in Athens has undergone a complete rebuild, achieving a balance between contemporary sophistication and a strong connection to nature. The centerpiece of the project is the glass house extension - a transparent
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  • RiscoWhite

RiscoWhite

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Portugal, Residential – houses|

RiscoWhiteLocated on the south bank of the River Cávado in Barcelinhos, RiscoWhite offers a wide green landscape, immortalized by the Palace of the Dukes of Bragança and the Medieval Tower. The land is divided
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  • Petya House

Petya House

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses, Turkey|

The structure, located within a complex completed in the 1990s, has been reinterpreted through a contemporary lens while preserving its original architectural details. Petya, a notable investment of its time, was conceived as a
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  • R2 HOUSE

R2 HOUSE

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses, Turkey|

R2 House: A Contemporary Reflection of Local Heritage R2 House is located in the historic Reşadiye District of Datça, Muğla - an area designated as a Special Environmental Protection Zone. Due to this status,
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  • Gitti

Gitti

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses, South Korea|

Gitti is located in Gyeongju, a prominent cultural heritage site in Korea. The main challenge was to design a modern building that respects Gyeongju’s traditional landscape without directly replicating the form of Hanok, traditional
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  • a House with character

a House with character

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Croatia, Residential – houses|

A House with Character A small plot on a busy street posed a great challenge. It was essential to accommodate all spatial needs, ensure privacy and intimacy, create a green courtyard as an extension
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  • House CL

House CL

Architecture, Austria, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses|

In the vicinity of Lake Constance, the longitudinal plot extends in an east-west direction. The property is accessed either via a spacious forecourt with parking for visitors or through the underground garage. Upon entering
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  • Residential and commercial building

Residential and commercial building

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Germany, Residential – houses|

The building at Seepromenade 11 in Überlingen has a history dating back to the early 17th century, originally constructed as an inn. It was later used as a barn and stables before being converted
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  • Family house Klánovice

Family house Klánovice

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Czech Republic, Residential – houses|

The new family house replaces the original building on a corner plot within a residential area, part of the expansive gardens near the Klánovice Forest developed in the last century. The design intent was
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  • Farmhouse Ueli in Tarres

Farmhouse Ueli in Tarres

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Italy, Residential – houses|

The building accommodates three generations of a farming family, seamlessly combining residential and agricultural functions within a unified and cohesive space. The layout promotes interaction and collaboration while also ensuring privacy and comfort through
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  • House Immi

House Immi

Architecture, Austria, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses|

In the heart of the idyllic mountain village of Ebnit, House Immi was created as a residence for a young couple and their child, who relocated from the city to this picturesque alpine landscape.
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  • House in Klostertal

House in Klostertal

Architecture, Austria, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses|

It was the client’s wish to build a house centered around a wood-burning stove. Approached from a distance, the building could easily be mistaken for an agricultural structure, blending harmoniously into the alpine landscape
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  • House UR

House UR

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses, Slovenia|

A modern house stands along the property boundary on a quiet road, its design carefully adapted to the compact site. With limited outdoor space, the layout was designed to be inward-oriented, offering comfort and
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  • House RI

House RI

Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2025 - Winner, Residential – houses, Serbia|

Positioned directly along the natural south - north slope of the terrain, the house is accessed from the lower side, with a covered entrance and integrated parking beneath the structure. This thoughtful placement not
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