Latin American Houses
Residential architecture and housing projects from Latin America, showcasing regional design approaches and contemporary building practices.
Nildo José Arquitetos Builds a Book-Lined Barn for Memory and Conversation at CASACOR São Paulo 2026
A 213 m² CASACOR São Paulo house in Parque da Água Branca, where a double-height library, brick floors and family heirlooms replace the television.
S-AR Stacks Three Apartments Inside an Open Concrete Grid Under a Palapa in Puerto Escondido
In Puerto Escondido, S-AR builds a 12 by 15 metre concrete frame where terraces replace rooms and a thatched palapa crowns three open apartments.
Felipe Hess Arquitetos Splits a São Paulo House into Three Blocks and Threads Patios Through a 60-Meter Lot
In Jardim Paulistano, Casa Praça threads patios between three pink-walled blocks, pushing family life deep into a narrow lot and away from the street.
Estudio NU Opens a Brick-Vaulted Buenos Aires PH onto a White Courtyard Stair and Rooftop Terrace
In Coghlan, Buenos Aires, an 80 m² PH renovation exposes its brick vaults, whitens what is new, and lets a courtyard stair carry daily life to the roof.
Marcela Carranza Arquitectura Lifts a Single-Level Home for Elderly Owners above a Steep Costa Rican Slope
In San Mateo de Alajuela, a 268 m² timber and glass house rests on slender steel stilts, leaving the hillside, its water and its trees largely untouched.
Estúdio Minke Strips a 1940s Higienópolis Apartment Back to Its Concrete Bones and Plants It Like a Village House
In São Paulo's Higienópolis, a 113 m² renovation trades a compartmentalized 1940s plan for one open room of concrete, reclaimed brick and greenery.
En Obra Arquitectos Turns Its Back on Pinamar's Streets to Open a Concrete Pavilion to the Pines
In coastal Pinamar, Alamos House pairs a stone and timber street front with a board-formed concrete pavilion that dissolves into pine forest and pool.
FGMF Perches a Concrete-Finned House and a Semi-Suspended Pool atop a Sloping São Paulo Corner Lot
In Quinta da Baronesa, Brazil, the Aroeira House lets board-formed concrete carry structure, privacy and expression above a steep countryside slope.
LABLANCA Threads a Curved Service Spine Through a 1960s Flat in Badalona's Old Town
A renovated flat in Badalona's historic centre turns its narrow, courtyard-cut plot into an asset, with one rounded joinery core doing most of the work.
Studio Andre Lenza Shrinks a Family Home into a Single-Storey Goiânia House Behind Timber Screens
A couple's move to a smaller home in eastern Goiânia becomes a single-storey concrete house wrapped in timber screens, around a plunge pool and garden.
Infante Poblete Montt Suspends a Concrete Lookout over Zapallar Bay from the Top of El Morro Hill
On El Morro hill in Zapallar, Chile, a 400 m² board-formed concrete house rises above trees and rock to frame the entire bay in a single gesture.
BILBAO | LOPEZ Lifts a Board-Formed Concrete Box over a Brick Wall and a Glazed Ground Floor in City Bell
In City Bell, Argentina, a 290 m² corner-lot house turns a guarded brick face to the street and opens a glass ground floor to its pool and old trees.
Revvero Arq and Mariana Bet Arquitetura Build a House Around a Pond-Turned-Pool in Brazil's Vale dos Vinhedos
In Garibaldi, Rio Grande do Sul, Pisçude House sets two concrete and stone wings around the pool its owners made from a natural pond.
Iterare Arquitectos Nests a New White House Inside an Old Brick Shell on a Torrefiel Corner in Valencia
In Valencia's working-class Torrefiel, Casa Nido keeps a humble brick facade and its stucco cornice, then grows a courtyard house inside and above it.
Alvarez Railton Arquitectura Folds a Timber Wall into a Roof for a Riverside Quincho in Concepción
A 72 m² barbecue pavilion in Concepción, Chile, where one timber surface marks the arrival, bends overhead and aims the view at the Bío-Bío River.
Taller Segovia Molina Wraps a Querétaro Family House in Blind Brick Around a Barrel-Vaulted Stair
In suburban Santiago de Querétaro, Casa Refugio turns a blind brick face to the street and opens inward to fragmented gardens, voids and skylights.
PLUG arquitectura modular Lifts a Modular Panel House above the Grasslands of Chapadmalal
In Chapadmalal on the Buenos Aires coast, a 124 m² house of panels and repeated bays turns a grassy plot into a case for modular living.
Felipe Caboclo Arquitetura Lays a Timber-Roofed House Along the Contours of a Porto Feliz Hillside
In Porto Feliz, Brazil, a 1,530 m² house of board-formed concrete and timber follows the slope and leaves its residents room to define how they live.
Tololo Ugarte Sets a Black Barrel-Vaulted Cabin Among Wild Grasses and 300-Year-Old Trees in Limache, Chile
In rural Limache, Chile, an 80 m² cabin with a plywood vault and round windows frames a grove of 300-year-old trees like a spyglass.
Atempo Arquitectura Turns a Cuenca Family House into a Multi-Unit Residence Crowned in Brick Lattice
In Cuenca, Ecuador, a 415 m² family home becomes a residential complex where scrolled ironwork, terracotta lattice and a skylit stair keep memory alive.
