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  • Villa Keri

Villa Keri

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

Villa Keri, perched atop a hill, offers every room a breathtaking, uninterrupted view of the sea. Designed with a deep appreciation for the island’s heritage, Villa Keri seamlessly blends traditional Zakynthian architecture with modern
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  • Sky Base One

Sky Base One

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

Sky Base One, designed by Bespoke Architects in Lagoa, Portugal, combines sci-fi inspiration with Taoist philosophy, resulting in a villa that is deeply attuned to nature. Elevated social spaces, a dynamic relationship with an
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  • Living with nature

Living with nature

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

Human nature has remained largely unchanged since ancient times. This is why it is valuable to revisit spatial psychological considerations and approach them creatively. As an architect and interior designer, I designed this building
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  • BLD House

BLD House

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

The BLD House project is centered on the principles of introversion and energy efficiency, featuring expansive glazed surfaces that exclusively overlook the private courtyard. The design separates the day and night areas through varying
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  • Grand Tsuru

Grand Tsuru

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

Grand Tsuru in Niseko, Japan, seamlessly blends Japanese culture with nature. Located just minutes from the ski slopes, the three properties, inspired by cranes, feature harmonious designs with extended eaves and wooden louvers. Each 250
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  • Family house Dehtáry

Family house Dehtáry

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

The house is located in the village of Dehtáry in the Liberec region, a picturesque area characterized by open rural development. The project involved transforming the original single-apartment house into a home with two
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  • Rogač House

Rogač House

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

Rogač House rises majestically from a steep slope above Vis harbor, resembling a fortress. Constructed from coarsely chiseled local stone, the design pays homage to the island’s historic building traditions while seamlessly blending with
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  • House LW27

House LW27

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

In a high-class residential area, a large-volume residence was designed for a relatively small site. With minimal space available for a garden next to the expansive outdoor pool, the solution was to create a
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  • Townhouse Neubaugasse

Townhouse Neubaugasse

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

As a limited quantitative resource, urban land must be efficiently re-used through qualitative densification. The Townhouse Neubaugasse project suggests a fundamental reconfiguration of architectural typologies, incorporating the unbuilt as an integral part of the
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  • Family House Blue Mountains

Family House Blue Mountains

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

Family House Blue Mountains is a single-story wooden structure with a spacious usable area of 303 m². Located on the outskirts of a village, it is part of an existing development of family homes
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  • Casa a Tivoli

Casa a Tivoli

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

A residential building designed for two families, located on a long, narrow lot with challenges related to boundary separations and exposure. The site offers views of the city of Tivoli and the surrounding Travertine
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  • House with a rock

House with a rock

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

The first phase of the project involved constructing a multi-station garage, which we proposed to build underground due to the significant elevation differences in the terrain. This approach effectively concealed its substantial volume, minimized
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  • House MS

House MS

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

This simple and inviting residential house in Liechtenstein is situated on a hill, offering a splendid view of the Swiss mountains. Constructed using ecological wood construction, it does not include a basement and integrates
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  • Haus Max

Haus Max

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

To escape the hectic rush of Vienna's city center, a family of four envisions a countryside home that also includes a spacious artist's studio. They find the perfect sloping site, which naturally lends itself
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  • House S Strobl

House S Strobl

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

"Low budget but high standard" was the slogan for this house, designed for a family of five. This goal was achieved by building a very compact structure and avoiding unnecessary space. On an area
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  • Haus Eggemoa

Haus Eggemoa

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

Surrounded by the steep slopes and mountain peaks of South Tyrol's Ahrntal Valley, the "Eggemair" farmstead is located on a hillside in Mühlwald. The "Haus Eggemoa," built on the site of an old mill,
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  • Gamshütte

Gamshütte

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

The Gamshütte, located at an altitude of 1.160 meters, blends seamlessly into the idyllic Alpine landscape. Built using a timber-frame method and clad in a larch wood façade with a wooden shingle roof, it
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  • Wohnhaus W

Wohnhaus W

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

Three building volumes form a unified ensemble. The southwest-facing volume houses the spacious living areas. In the northern part of the site, the garage and storage rooms are positioned along the property boundary. The
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