Latin American Houses
Residential architecture and housing projects from Latin America, showcasing regional design approaches and contemporary building practices.
High - End Apartment for New Habitation
The aim of the Project is to propose balancing ideas of living qualities from Goan Traditional Architectural Style to Contemporary Architectural Style. In order to facilitate transformation of architectural form into the combination between two architectural styles. To design an upgradeable housing which emphasise on social life, inhabitant living qualities.
Beira Mar House
Built on a plot of land measuring 30 meters long and 2.5 meters wide, it formally establishes itself as a habitable corridor, which, from the moment of entry, is filled with moments of darkness, light, surprise, discovery, compression and, lastly, release… the backyard patio!dfdsfdfsddsfdfffffffffffffffffsdfjzxcklmjnsbjkmdbnjkladmjnkamlmdjnkalmdmbn
S-AR Builds a Courtyard House in Santiago That Frames Mountains Through Stone and Concrete
A 470-square-meter residence in colonial Santiago, Mexico, pairs gabion walls and concrete colonnades with views of the Sierra Madre.
Gilardi House by Luis Barragán: A Masterpiece of Color, Light, and Mexican Modernist Architecture
Iconic Mexican modernist house by Luis Barragán combining vibrant colors, natural light, water reflections, and emotional spatial design around a jacaranda tree.
Antonio House by Simón Albina and Tomás Rossini: Modern Residential Architecture in City Bell, Argentina
Antonio House by Simón Albina and Tomás Rossini features elevated concrete, exposed brick, wood interiors, west gallery, and seamless indoor-outdoor modern design.
RE-INHABITING THE CENTER: Reuse and Revitalization of a block on tenth street
The design strategy is the reuse of heritage and the conformation of the block with a new building. What brings as a consequence the reading and understanding of modernity and the transition towards an architecture aware of contemporary needs.
Brick House by Lattes Salinas Arquitectos: Modern Residential Design in Pilar, Argentina
Brick House by Lattes Salinas Arquitectos in Pilar, Argentina features modern brick design, green courtyards, spacious interiors, wellness spaces, and panoramic views.
Planes House by Estudio Damero: Transforming a Historic Chorizo House into an Urban Oasis in Buenos Aires
Planes House by Estudio Damero transforms a historic Buenos Aires chorizo house into a modern urban oasis with patios and natural light.
Hidden House: A Private Urban Retreat by Estudio STGO in Rosario
A narrow urban house in Rosario with central courtyard, three floors, terraces, and abundant natural light ensuring privacy and openness.
Los Pasos House: Contemporary Privacy and Design in Rosario’s Gated Communities
Los Pasos House in Rosario by BBOA combines modern architecture, privacy-focused design, interior patios, and seamless indoor-outdoor living within a gated community.
Machado House by BTE-ARQ
A contemporary courtyard house in Argentina combining exposed concrete, warm wood, and passive climate strategies to create a light-filled, connected home.
Bring the street inside
You can take people from the streets but you can never take the streetf
Love this idea!
Under one roof
The idea of the project is to create a residential building where people can live and have a green house to production of their own fruit and vegetables.
House factory
Bauhaus was about design for everyone, philosophy was encouraged by mass production and not restricted by it. House factory is following those principles by producing house prototypes which are available for everyone, and allowing eve-ryone who is interested to participate in creating process. The main goal is to stop spreading wide range of i
I don't think that a school of architecture is a factory of different styles of facades.
This looks really good!
Urban Retrofit The Col
Very interesting solution, with great aesthetic and constructive concern. The issues addressed in terms of efficiency, versatility and modularity have become fundamental in the overall presentation.
The project lacks of a good architectural sollution that can be well read both from outside and inside. From inside it looks excessive. From outside it does not improve the previous situation. Could really bennefit from using the references presented as a start.
Excelente proyecto! Felicitaciones
Cactus adaptability
Given the minimum dimensions required, non-hierarchical spaces are appealed and the server spaces are suppressed. The furniture, easily interchangeable, will be the ones that define the character of spaces, a priori without a preliminary use and with a big flexibility. In turn, common areas and orchards are essential to create a neighborhood community.
This project is amazing, well thought out and beautiful, we should be building like this.
winner project!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great work!