House Contemporary in Spain

The modern material sets the tone beautifully for this contemporary style concrete and glass house designed by Spain based architecture firm, A-cero. Contemporary, natural materials like stone, concrete and wood, and strong architectural elements add interest to the design. With the ultra-modern in mind, the architect stayed true to his concept of a comfortable home, with the inclusion of all the usual suspects: a garage, laundry, pantry, kitchen and bathrooms, a dining area, an office, a games room, a library lounge with a home theater, two kids’ bedrooms, and a master bedroom with walk-in closet. Large windows invite the outdoors in. Almost made entirely of concrete, this sprawling, 2,204m2 home is an urban beacon among the rolling hills and valleys that surround it. The home’s sharp shape seems to break through the natural landscape, overlooking a river and the distant mountains on the horizon. Its hard, edgy look mingles with a minimalist aesthetic for an ultra-modern appeal. Both inside and out, this modern architecture was made for the views Minimalist interiors boast the simple finishes are features that you’d expect if you judge a book by its cover.

Contemporary house designed in small site by Pb Elemental Architecture

That’s a contemporary house designed by Pb Elemental Architecture which built with the main principle on how to create a modern house on tight budget.

The client is a large family and still growing so the house must have four bedrooms, two bath, living and dining areas, open kitchen, an entry corridor, large storage room, bookshelves for huge book collection, laundry room and closet, all of them must built on 1600 square foot site.




























The end result is a beautiful house with minimalist exterior and stunning interior design, the building cost just $167/sf and the footprint is only 790 square feet.

Holguin House in Peru by Metropolis Architecture

The white interior acts like a blank canvas to make the artwork really appealing. You feel as if you’re inside a resort more so than a home, and the outside “pergola” make “al fresco” dining an amazing experience. Wait until you see the pool.







The outside of the house not only features an edgeless pool, but with glass panel on one side, the pool becomes a complete 3D experience instead of a reflection of its surroundings.