A country home in Chievo by Studio Wok; Italy
Between history and modernity: a spatial and material dialogue in a rural court. The new home has been built into a section of the barn of an agricultural court at the gates of Verona,
FGN house by OASI architects; Italy
The project starts from a careful analysis of the context: before the intervention, the area looked like an empty ground, fenced by a prefabricated concrete slab fence on the perimeter sides and adjacent to
Casa K by Alessandro Bulletti Architetti; Italy
The house is located on a hillside characterized by the presence of numerous secular olive trees and a magnificent view to the south, in the direction of the city of Perugia. The two floors
House over Cave by zerozero; Italy
This project is about the reinvention of a historic stone building in Sicily, which has been transformed into a small but inventive family house with potential to expand in the future. The original building
Stoned by ELASTICOSPA+3; Italy
Redevelopment of an area in the historical centre of San Quirino. Several sort of interventions, from recovery to demolition and reconstruction, investigated the role of materials in the renovation of the historic urban core
ANM 2018 / Ordinary Re-construction by Maria Giuseppina Grasso Cannizzo; Italy
GENERAL DESCRIPTION A room extends over time incorporating fences, and a stable contains crops and provides shelter to animals. The present structure, embedded in the section of the hill, is a belvedere towards the
Chapel of Silence by Studio Associates; Italy
The Chapel of Silence is located on the top of a valley in a little town in the province of Brescia, Botticino. The Chapel is situated on the border between the vast wild wood
Zallinger, Seiser Alm/Alpe di Siusi
With the renovation and expansion of the Zallinger Refuge at the Seiser Alm / Alpe di Siusi, a new model of hospitality was born: a good example of responsible tourism as well as a
Observation tower on top of Dubeň by Gábor Nagy, Ladislav Vikartovský; Slovakia
The observation tower’s design was inspired by the nature itself that is defined by the inner relationships of living and non-living components. This harmony of the counterpoles creates a continuous system in our environment.
House “PRST” by H2A | architects; Slovakia
Renovation of a family house from the 1970s after which only a belt masonry had been left. The original space has had a new loft layout inserted. A new interior with a very strict
Villa in Záhorske Sady by Pokorný architekti; Slovakia
The concept is simple - all the important aspects in the house are in contact with the southern exterior and with the garden horizon. The central position of the living space with its height
Revitalisation of the Public Space of the Centrum Shopping Centre by zerozero; Slovakia
The retail and service centre represents the main urban space of one of the residential zones of this town of 100.000. Ever since the 1970s, it has been a centre of public services, attracting
Sport park JAMA by BAAR; Slovakia
Sport park Jama spans across almost two hectares and is located in the wider center of the city in the “heart” of city sport center next to the ice hockey stadium, national tennis center
City Cemetery Prešov by STOA architekti; Slovakia
Idea - creating a place of last rest - a forest park, a pious space, but also for everyday use. Terrain valleys, appetites, loose composition. Terrain modeling, optical barriers with burial areas. The world
Family house Jarovce by Compass Architekti; Slovakia
The house is divided very traditionally into two parts. The day part and the night part. The day part is transparent, connected to the garden and easy to comprehend. Here, the grandchildren are still
Contemporary chalet Jelovac, Dulovine
Contemporary “Chalet Jelovac” is a family house for leisure and research work of architect Sonja Radovic Jelovac, PhD, Principal of Studio Synthesis Architecture & Design from Montenegro. This architectural realisation is example of successful
House Höller, Alberschwende
Building a house in the picturesque Bregenzerwald valley in Western Austria, on a very steep hill outside the village centre, on a quiet road where several homes of varying size and artistic value had