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This residence is defined by a restrained material palette and a strong connection to the surrounding landscape. Exposed concrete, weathered steel, and dark wood create a warm yet monolithic composition, where architecture and nature feel carefully balanced.⁣ ⁣ Large sliding glass panels dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior spaces, allowing natural light, reflections, and vegetation to become part of the living experience. The open-plan interiors, double-height volumes, and custom wooden shelving reinforce a sense of calm, continuity, and understated luxury throughout the project.⁣ ⁣ Design by @dreamhowstudio ⁣ ⁣ make sure you follow @architecturesight for the best references in architecture and interior design and art•⁣ ⁣ Tag #architecturesight to be sight⁣ ⁣ ⁣ #aiarchitecture⁣ #luxuryhomes⁣ #architectanddesign⁣ #luxuryhome

In Bangkok, Only Human Studio designed the H168 House as an architectural interpretation of the spatial atmosphere found in traditional Chinese paintings, where courtyards, passageways, and carefully framed views reveal themselves gradually like a cinematic sequence of spaces. A strong central spine separates the residential and workspace areas while still maintaining a visual connection between them through openings and layered sightlines, creating a fluid and carefully orchestrated living experience. make sure you follow @architecturesight for the best references in architecture and interior design and art• Tag #architecturesight to be sight #greenarchitecture #housing #architectureproject

The building dates from 1966, a product of Spain's 1959 Stabilisation Plan: minimal, compartmentalised, designed for the nuclear family and nothing else. The Unplanned Domestic Prototype refuses that logic at every turn. A 175-degree curved wall of handmade glazed ceramic tiles reorganises the entire plan, integrating kitchen, storage, bathroom, and mirrored cabinetry into one continuous gesture. A sandstone portal cut through it exposes the geological layers of the local stone in section. The island is on wheels. The kitchen island lifts to adjust height. The stools are made from tree roots. The second bathroom is steel and mesh.⁣ ⁣ _Design: @medinamanz_ ⁣ _Photography: @hiperfocal_ ⁣ _Location: San Sebastián ⁣ ⁣ make sure you follow @architecturesight for the best references in architecture and interior design and art•⁣ ⁣ Tag #architecturesight to be sight⁣ ⁣ ─ DM for credits or removal⁣ ⁣ ⁣ #renovationproject #apartmentrenovation #modernarchitect #architectureinterieure

Studio in Arzignano AMAA architecture as transformation The project reimagines a former industrial structure as a working space for the studio. The approach focuses on reduction, retaining the existing framework and its spatial essence. space as flow The interior unfolds as a continuous open hall where multiple functions take place simultaneously. By eliminating permanent partitions, the space remains adaptable and open to change over time. light as generator Daylight filters in through skylights and carefully placed openings, shaping the atmosphere within. Light enhances the perception of depth while highlighting the volume of the space. honest materials Brick, concrete, and steel are kept visible, celebrating the building’s original fabric. Interventions are restrained, allowing the industrial identity to remain intact. architecture as process The studio operates as a space where designing and making intersect, embodying AMAA’s vision of architecture as an evolving and ongoing practice. _Designed by @amaa_office _Photography by @simonebossiphotographer _Year:2019 make sure you follow @architecturesight for the best references in architecture and interior design and art• Tag #architecturesight to be sight #concretearchitecture #concrete #renovationproject

Parisian interior renovation by Éric de Thoisy @eric_de_thoisy and Brahim Mouffok @brahi_mmouffok Situated within a 1960s high-rise, the project exposes and emphasizes the building's original concrete structure as the primary material focus of the space. This project makes a striking statement through the deliberate tension between raw materiality and vivid chromatic expression. Exposed concrete dominates every ceiling throughout the space, left completely unfinished to reveal its natural texture a brutalist sensibility that anchors the interior with honest, industrial weight. The living areas embrace a curated minimalism, where a floor-to-ceiling wall of books on warm wood shelving becomes the emotional centerpiece, while iconic **red plastic chairs and lean black ladder shelving inject personality into the restrained palette. The bedroom is where the design makes its boldest move: an immersive acid green takes over completely carpet, cabinetry, vanity base, and bathroom fixtures all rendered in the same saturated hue. The glossy lacquered wardrobe panels amplify light and add a pop art vibrancy, while the deep forest green sink unit provides tonal depth. Photos: @eric_de_thoisy make sure you follow @architecturesight for the best references in architecture and interior design and art• Tag #architecturesight to be sight #concrete #renovationproject #architectureintérieure #concretedesign

House T The project stands out for its expressive use of exposed concrete, forming a monolithic volume that conveys solidity and introspection. The almost blind façade, with very few openings, reinforces a sense of privacy within a dense urban context, while vegetation emerging and cascading from the edges softens the rigidity of the material, creating an organic contrast. Inside, the atmosphere becomes more restrained and intimate, defined by a darker palette and the combination of raw concrete with natural wood. This material contrast balances cold and warmth, subtly shaping the spaces. Lighting is carefully controlled, with strategic openings and courtyards allowing indirect natural light to filter in. The spatial organization emphasizes verticality, while voids and carved-out sections—such as the internal courtyard—establish visual and functional connections between spaces. The result is an architecture that works through mass, light, and materiality to create a unique sensory experience, both protected and connected to nature. Architecture: @supposedesignoffice ; @toshiyukiyano ; @tanijirimakoto Location:Tokyo, Japan make sure you follow @architecturesight for the best references in architecture and interior design and art• #architecturesight #brutalistarchitecture #brutalism #concretearchitecture #minimalarchitecture

This project reveals a sensitive and quiet architecture, where materiality and nature intertwine in a subtle way. The perforated metal envelope acts as a light filter, allowing natural light and ventilation to pass through while creating a layer of privacy and supporting climbing vegetation that softens the rigidity of the volume. The interior spaces are organized in a fluid manner, with large openings that dissolve the boundaries between inside and outside. The neutral palette—defined by light blocks, wood, and green tones—enhances a calm and welcoming atmosphere, while the simple furniture highlights everyday living. More than just a shelter, the house behaves like a livable garden, where light, shadow, and vegetation create a continuous relationship between architecture and landscape. Arbour House (2025) Project Led by Em Watson Landscape Architecture by Emergent Studios Landscape Construction by Lucida Landscapes Photography by Rory Gardiner @studio__bright @emjwatson @emergent_studios_design @lucidalandscapes @arorygardiner make sure you follow @architecturesighthub for the best references in architecture and interior design and. #architecturesight #greenarchitecture #landscapearchitecture #architectureproject

Refined Brutalism⁣ ⁣ This project impresses with its ability to balance industrial rawness with contemporary sophistication. The most striking element is undoubtedly the exposed concrete structure on the ceiling — raw, expressive beams that dictate the character of the space without any concession to ornamentation.⁣ ⁣ In the kitchen, the central island in brushed steel rests on granite blocks, creating a sophisticated contrast between raw materials and refined finishes. The dark-stained wood cabinets dialogue with the suspended metal shelves, maintaining a neutral and industrial palette. The gray microcement floor runs throughout the entire apartment, unifying the spaces with fluidity.⁣ ⁣ In the living area, white lacquered boxes emerge as pure volumes inserted within the raw structure — possibly concealing functions such as bedrooms or bathrooms — creating an intelligent visual tension between the new and the existing. A Moroccan rug in earthy tones warms the environment and brings a human touch to the project.⁣ ⁣ The language of the space is clear: Let the architecture speak, intervening with surgical precision and honest materials.⁣ ⁣ Kilo / Honč,⁣ Photography by Kilo / Honč⁣ @kilo_honc ⁣ ⁣ make sure you follow @architecturesighthub for the best references in architecture and interior design and. ⁣ ⁣ ─ DM for credits or removal⁣ ⁣ ⁣ #architecturesight ⁣ #concretearchitecture⁣ #brutalistarchitecture⁣ #concretedesign⁣ #interiorismo

Casa Tam reimagines a home at the base of the Andes, on the edge of Santiago, shaped over time by successive additions and modifications. Balancing new interventions with thoughtful preservation, the design approaches the existing structure as a layered record—extending fragments of earlier configurations while connecting them through new spatial relationships. Facing the street, the house adopts a lifted, urban-oriented façade, while subtly turning its back to the mountains. The roof traces the natural slope of the site, stepping down toward the garden and compressing the rear into a partially embedded edge. Inside, a double-height living and dining area opens onto an inner garden shared with the main bedroom, while service zones and a ceramics studio line the street side. Above, two children’s rooms are linked by a common studio space, encouraging shared use. Concrete elements at the lower level bind together the home’s layered past, while the lightweight upper floor minimizes structural impact on the original foundations. Indoors, traces of earlier stages remain visible through shifts in materials, unified by white surfaces and exposed cuts in the walls. Outside, a standing-seam metal envelope gives the house a cohesive, monolithic identity. The only entirely new volume—a small kiln room clad in painted timber—signals the latest chapter in the house’s continuous evolution. _Project: TAM HOUSE _Architects: @comodoroo _Location & Year: El Arrayán, Chile - 2025 _Design Team: Iván Bravo & @martin.ror _Collaborators: Juan Oyarzún _Photography: BARO make sure you follow @architecturesight for the best references in architecture and interior design and art• Tag #architecturesight to be sight ─ DM for credits or removal   #renovationproject #concretearchitecture #concretedesign #interiorismo

The Floating Piers by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, 2016, Sulzano, Lake Iseo @christojeanneclaude make sure you follow @architecturesighthub for the best references in architecture and interior design and. ─ DM for credits or removal #architecturesight #urbanism #publicspace #architectanddesign #modernarchitecture

This intervention highlights the original structure of the duplex, with exposed beams and light-colored masonry, preserving its identity and sense of spaciousness. In contrast, contemporary elements—such as wood joinery and a metal island—organize the space and create a strong focal point. The result is an elegant balance between old and new, forming a functional, light-filled, and well-lit environment.⁣ ⁣ Design: @serboli.bureau ⁣ 📸: @polviladoms ⁣ ⁣ make sure you follow @architecturesighthub for the best references in architecture and interior design and. ⁣ ⁣ ─ DM for credits or removal⁣ ⁣ ⁣ #architecturesight ⁣ #renovationproject⁣ #houseinterior⁣ #interiorarchitecture⁣

This project reveals an architecture that dissolves the boundaries between interior and exterior, creating an immersive and sensory spatial experience. The strong presence of vegetation—both in the internal gardens and the suspended planters—transforms the house into a tropical microclimate, where light, shadow, and natural ventilation are carefully orchestrated. The material palette combines exposed brick, concrete, and wood in a precise balance between rusticity and sophistication. Wooden shutters and frames allow for light control and privacy, while reinforcing the connection with the natural surroundings. On the ground floor, the reflecting pool and stepping stone pathways create a gentle transition between spaces, bringing freshness and tranquility to the experience. The heart of the house is revealed in the integrated living area, where the exposed concrete staircase takes on a sculptural role, contrasting with the lightness of the wooden furniture. Overhead lighting and internal voids enhance the sense of openness, turning the architecture into more than just a shelter—it becomes a living environment in constant dialogue with nature. _Architecture by @studio_lagom _Styling by @sam_wade11 _Landscape design by @studio_roots_india @hemali_landscape_studio _Photography @ishifishy _Location: India make sure you follow @architecturesighthub for the best references in architecture and interior design • #greenarchitecture #landscapingdesign #brickarchitecture #architecturaldesign