This amazing concept pulls the entire house into a dramatic lean over its own pool area.
Ebony black and dark walnut volumes wedge against a rugged rock face. A man-made waterfall sets the soundtrack.
Peekaboo. Wooden shutters can either open up this house, or put on its armour.
Pushing the envelope, this outstretched living space teeters on a wedge.
Colossal and concealing a courtyard, fully touring this home could take quite a while.
Neat as a pin, white, wood and greenery slice around each other to form multi level decks and living spaces.
Vines reclaim the forest atop a structure of stone columns, wooden decks and glowing light.
Named Britain’s House of the Year by the Royal Institute of British Architects, the Flint House adapts to its landscape with an extraordinary stepped profile and a rugged material composition. More images here.
This brutalist house exterior is elevated on a remarkable concertina base. Warm wood panelling peeks out of the concrete diamonds.
Not all modern exteriors have to be concrete/white/stone. Traditional red brick is still in business.
A sculptural house exterior of morphed steel maintains a sense of open simplicity. More of this here.
The pool beats a blue carpet to the front of this house, where we glimpse a tree growing through the living room ceiling.
Like sails on a boat, crisp white volumes appear to turn in the open breeze.
Glass balustrades disappear so that two layers of vast terraces can drink in the setting. More images here.
