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39 Latin American Houses Projects by Designers

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Jayesh

Lakhani Villa

The villa's robust structure, characterized by beige and white sandstone and exposed concrete, is softened by expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that seamlessly merge indoor and outdoor spaces. Key features include a dramatic entrance with a sweeping canopy, a linear wall that artfully conceals the garden, and a double-height passage.

Doga and idil

FOLD

By rethinking the relationship between housing, public space and urban ground, a living scenario is proposed that is shaped by folding surfaces, where terracotta is used in different forms, is flexible, transformable and makes social interaction sustainable.

daye and 3 others

Evolution amazon house

When you think of the Amazon, the concept of the heart of abundant rainforests and ecosystems comes to mind. Today, the Amazon is experiencing both the state of the rainforest's immediate extinction and the lack of living space due to the sudden and rapid deforestation of people due to the rapid expansion of forests. In the reality of the Amazon, it is time

Ashish

The Tropical Forest

The design of compact houses with wide open, landscaped areas resembles a tropical forest.

Maryam and 2 others

Helix fusion

"Enter Helix Fusion: A Culinary Odyssey, where past and future intertwine, crafting an unparalleled culinary adventure. Rooted in Latin American culture and avant-garde molecular gastronomy, our establishment epitomizes innovation, sustainability, and a homage to culinary traditions."

Barbora

Grace Dance Center

The proposal is based on a detailed analysis of the cultural context - the atmosphere of the original Latin American streets, where life takes place mainly outdoors. It is interesting to connect the real life of the dance halls on the ground floor with dance school upstairs.

Monika

Bring the street inside

You can take people from the streets but you can never take the street from the people.

Darina

HOUSE OF DANCE

The aim of my proposal is to create a platform for the promotion of dance culture. My inspiration is the context to which the house responds and fits into the historic district.The concept seeks to find a connection with dance and looks for ways to interpret it in the final design.

Rafaella and Abigail

THE TREE HOUSE

Located in Bolgatanga, Ghana, the Community Housing will not only set a new standard of living conditions in the region but will also provide a source of inspiration by showcasing locally-sound building materials in an innovative and modern way.

Nicodesign

M-Nasti

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. With solar panels, recycled water supply and greenhouses, this design is efficient and sustainable enough to support its inhabitants for long periods of time.

Arch

Villa Floro

Villa Floro, a groundbreaking feat in hybrid conservation in the Philippines, is a testament to the feasibility of moving old houses, infusing them with contemporary use and technology while honoring the past. The house, distinct in its new location, has reinvigorated a sense of community in its neighborhood, generating new memories.

Ana

Marques da Silva House

Rehabilitation of a home originally built in the 20th century in Porto. The intervention focused on restoring the original ceilings, windows and doors, with few alterations, such as the addition of a skylight in the stairwell, a pool in the garden and the restructuring of the interior spaces as to make them fit for a home of the 21st century.