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The Casa da Levada residence, with the theme of "Constructed Nature", achieves a deep integration of architecture and the environment through responses to materials, terrain and light, and redefines natural dwelling.

The goal is to create an environment where architecture fosters learning, socialization, and a sense of belonging, transforming the school into a learning landscape in which every space becomes an integral part of the educational experience.

This duplex apartment, meticulously crafted by RH Contract, not only showcases the architectural grandeur of the building but also perfectly embodies the design essence of balance, harmony, and timeless elegance.

We focus our exploration on realistic life itself and incorporate a regressive situational thinking approach, hoping that the home space will maintain its charm of being fresh and new over time.

Santa Clara 1728 reinforces the importance of living values and brings awareness to what matters the most - the precious gift of feeling at home. 

Casa na Terra's architecture embodies a magnificent dialogue between earth and structure. Amidst the vast landscape, the building reveals itself only through courtyards and a dome—humbly honoring its surroundings while both seeking shelter and organically emerging from the land itself.

Green lake, let nature take its course to live; Find the artistic commonality between life and nature, and create the life experience of lake dwelling.

At Casa no Tempo, time is spent in the forest and fields. With expansive skies, one thousand acres of cork trees, pastures, wild rolling fields, two dams, five ponds, streams and brooks.

Cabanas no Rio is situated in the village of Comporta, Portugal, featuring stunning white sand beaches, expansive green rice fields, traditional fishermen's houses, and diverse local wildlife - offering guests a vibrant yet serene holiday experience.

Casas na Areia is situated in Comporta, Portugal's premier birdwatching destination. Architect Manuel Aires Mateus ingeniously utilized local sand as a spatial medium, transforming it into a unifying element that seamlessly connects indoor and outdoor spaces, creating a boundless living experience.

This is a bold new approach to commercial design—an innovative exploration rooted in the city’s cultural DNA. Art Landmark-Inspired Commercial Thinking.

The Long Story Short team adopted the concept of "home"—one of the most intimate and personal spaces—to create this wellness center, making visitors feel as though they’ve been invited into a warm, healing sanctuary.

La Piedra House is never a simple residence, but rather a place of emotions and memories.

Kenta Hirayama always adheres to the design concept of respecting the site and the environment, aiming to create an essential space that can stand the test of time.

Designer Liu Hong integrated the original three villas through a 7-meter-high atrium, creating a vertical dimension of "moving scenery" fun and rhythm.