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Casa Itupeva is conceived as an extension of the landscape, emerging from dense vegetation, exposed stones, and the site’s natural slope. Its architecture is organized into a light timber pavilion above, for the couple’s daily life, and a grounded concrete volume below, embedded in the terrain for the family’s suites and pool. The design emphasizes honest materials, passive environmental strategies, such as a double roof for thermal efficiency, and spacious covered areas that blur interior and exterior. Repositioned rocks, water, wood, and concrete define a home that is both rooted in place and shaped by its natural surroundings. _project: Casa Itupeva _architecture: UNA MUNIZVIEGAS _images: Pedro Kok @kokpedro _drone images: Rodrigo Fonseca _location: Itupeva, Brazil —— @architecture_hunter is a non-traditional media that inspires, informs, and entertains a worldwide audience of over 3 million design enthusiasts. 🔎 get published: architecturehunter.com/register 🎥 watch & read: architecturehunter.com 🏆 follow: @architecture_hunter_awards 🏷️ tag #architecture_hunter to be hunted

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Lantern House is a quiet, minimal residence shaped by simple materials like concrete, stucco and wood, blending naturally with the neighborhood and the meadow-like garden that seems to surround it. Inside, everything is precise yet soft in character, with warm plaster walls, few objects and an emphasis on light. At the heart of the home, a double-height space lit from above by a large skylight organizes the rooms around a wooden structure that becomes the project’s “lantern.” Upstairs, the light grows dimmer and the darker materials create a more intimate atmosphere. The house brings together a contemporary, disciplined design approach with a calm and natural sense of warmth. _project: Lantern House _architecture: @leckiestudio _images: @emaphotographi _location: Vancouver, BC
Aren House by @bheiarchitects is a 340 m² private residence in Guimarães, Portugal, shaped by the interplay between raw concrete and the warmth of wood. Calm, horizontal volumes open generously to the landscape, allowing light to guide the architectural rhythm. Inside, timber surfaces soften the material palette, creating a quiet, intimate atmosphere that contrasts with the solidity of the concrete. At the heart of the home, a sculptural concrete staircase leads to the rooftop terrace, becoming a defining element of the spatial experience. A circular opening frames a single tree as a living centerpiece, reinforcing the project’s focus on contemplation and connection with nature. Thoughtful transitions, precise openings, and a balance between solidity and softness make Aren House a serene refuge rooted in material clarity. _project: Aren House _architecture: @bheiarchitects _location: Guimarães, Portugal
Conceived as an intimate drift between craft and commerce, the new Aesop store in Hamburg draws from the city’s maritime heritage to create a warm and sheltered interior world. Designed by the Aesop in-house team, the space translates the construction of traditional wooden boats into an enveloping atmosphere shaped by curved timber ribs, walnut and maple planks, and a textured oak floor that invites slow exploration. Just steps from the water in Überseequartier, the store evokes the quiet refuge of a cabin at sea while remaining connected to the social rhythm of the harbor city. Reused oxidized steel basins from the former Le Marais store and miniature raft-like pieces by Cigüe reinforce Aesop’s commitment to material longevity and design continuity, grounding the project in a narrative of craftsmanship, exchange, and a gentle sense of escape. _project: Aesop Hamburg _interiors: Aesop Design Team @aesop _images: courtesy of Aesop _location: Hamburg, Germany —— @architecture_hunter is a non-traditional media that inspires, informs, and entertains a worldwide audience of over 3 million design enthusiasts. 🔎 get published: architecturehunter.com/register 🎥 watch & read: architecturehunter.com 🏆 follow: @architecture_hunter_awards 🏷️ tag #architecture_hunter to be hunted
In Kortrijk, Belgium, the historic monastic complex of the Groeninge Abbey is re-imagined as Abby Kortrijk, a layered civic architecture that is at once heritage and future. The intervention by BAROZZI VEIGA uncovers the original spatial poetry of the cloister and chapel, introduces a subterranean exhibition zone and a contemporary pavilion with recycled-brick façades, and cultivates a hybrid typology: neither museum-only nor purely preserved monument, but an open living room for art and public life. The architecture negotiates between past and present with subtlety—restoring the sixteenth-century volume, preserving terracotta floors and original windows, yet embedding new exhibition galleries, communal dining rituals and expansive public access, so that historical resonance and contemporary abstraction coexist in dialogue. _project: Abby Kortrijk _architecture: BAROZZI VEIGA @barozziveiga _images: Simone Marcolin @simoneemarcolin _location: Kortrijk, Belgium —— @architecture_hunter is a non-traditional media that inspires, informs, and entertains a worldwide audience of over 3 million design enthusiasts. 🔎 get published: architecturehunter.com/register 🎥 watch & read: architecturehunter.com 🏆 follow: @architecture_hunter_awards 🏷️ tag #architecture_hunter to be hunted
Rode House by @pezovonellrichshausen rises dramatically above the meadows of Chile’s Chiloé Island, its asymmetrical form born from the intersection of a cone and a cylinder. The resulting geometry creates two mirrored rooms, one bathed in warm sunlight, the other in cooler shade, connected by a central courtyard sheltered from the island’s rain and wind. Built entirely from local timber, the structure’s forty-five rigid frames and shingled conic roof draw on Chiloé’s artisanal carpentry traditions, blending monumental presence with the delicate simplicity of vernacular craft. _project: Rode House _architecture: Pezo von Ellrichshausen | @pezovonellrichshausen _photographer: Pezo von Ellrichshausen | @pezovonellrichshausen _location: Chonchi, Chile —— @architecture_hunter is a non-traditional media that inspires, informs, and entertains a worldwide audience of over 3 million design enthusiasts. 🔎 get published: architecturehunter.com/register 🎥 watch & read: architecturehunter.com 🏆 follow: @architecture_hunter_awards 🏷️ tag #architecture_hunter to be hunted
“On our side, the work consisted of visual direction and image creation, where we were responsible for the entire aesthetic and creative direction for the development of the image. Our task was to understand the program and characteristics of the project — a single-family residence for a family that appreciates good architecture and has a strong passion for wine. From this premise, we developed the visual identity of the material: natural light to emphasize beauty and highlight the elegance of Felipe’s contemporary architecture in the outdoor areas, and warm light with chromatic variations of red and yellow, designed to evoke a sense of coziness, intimacy, and the visual richness of selected wines,” said BlackHaus Studio. _project: Casa Esile _architecture: @felipecabocloarquitetura _visuals: @blackhaus_studio _landscape: @danielnunes_paisagismo _location: Curitiba, Brazil —— @architecture_hunter is a non-traditional media that inspires, informs, and entertains a worldwide audience of over 3 million design enthusiasts. 🔎 get published: architecturehunter.com/register 🎥 watch & read: architecturehunter.com 🏆 follow: @architecture_hunter_awards 🏷️ tag #architecture_hunter to be hunted
The Friendship Pavilion for the 2024 Chengdu International Horticultural Exposition stands as a finely tuned expression of regional culture and sustainable modern architecture. Nestled amid the gently sloped terrain of Chengdu’s new development zone, the pavilion integrates sweeping curvilinear forms that evoke local tea-house courtyards, lotus ponds and bamboo groves. Its low-profile roof gently merges with landscape, while glazed walls and open courtyards invite fluid interaction between interior and exterior. Building materials and systems are chosen with environmental sensitivity in mind: recycled steel, locally sourced stone and timber references, and rain-water harvesting all contribute to a reduced carbon footprint. The design radiates hospitality, inviting visitors into a space of tranquillity and communal connection that reflects Chengdu’s cultural ethos of gathering and shared ritual. _project: Chengdu International Friendship Pavilion _architecture: Sichuan Provincial Architectural Design and Research Institute CO., LTD _location: Chengdu, Sichuan _images : @archexist —— @architecture_hunter is a non-traditional media that inspires, informs, and entertains a worldwide audience of over 3 million design enthusiasts. 🔎 get published: architecturehunter.com/register 🎥 watch & read: architecturehunter.com 🏆 follow: @architecture_hunter_awards 🏷️ tag #architecture_hunter to be hunted
Get to know the Overall Winners of the 2025 @worldarchfest — announced last night in Miami. From Building of the Year, Future Project of the Year, Interior of the Year, and Landscape of the Year to the Special Prizes, including Best Use of Natural Light, Best Use of Color, Best Use of Tone, and more, these awards celebrate exceptional thinking and craftsmanship across the industry. Congratulations to all the winner! Check out the full list of category winners on @worldarchfest’s official Instagram and website.
🎥 get to know the project through the full video and an exclusive article on @architecture_hunter’s Live Magazine! Located in Iporanga, Casa Biribinhas by Studio MK27 explores the balance between lightness and protection. A white concrete structure, glass pavilions, and a delicate wooden roof filter the sunlight, creating subtle patterns of shadow throughout the day. The house opens to the sea and the surrounding vegetation, blurring the limits between architecture and landscape. _project: Casa Biribinhas _architecture: Studio MK27 @studiomk27 _project management: Canal & Musse @canalemusse _film: Architecture Hunter _cover image: Fernando Guerra @fernandogguerra _location: Iporanga, Brazil #architecture_hunter
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