Built on a slope of Mount Shefford, the residence is the bridge between an aerial view on one side and the other, a rising topography, rugged, populated with rock and maples. The initial idea for this

Montreal-based architects of human nature have just finalized a contemporary home for a young family. They tell us more about this project. "A couple with two young children wants to transform a duplex,

The architect Tatiana Bilbao and her studio based in Mexico, were contacted by a family wishing to develop a plot of 2200 m2 in the forest. Tatiana decided to create "Los Terrenos", a set of

The House A is inserted in this land on the hillside. A discreet construction, but with great strength of character in the purity of its lines, it uses contemporary materials while integrating the best

This home is on the outskirts of the town of Fish Creek in Australia. It was realized in 2016 by the Melbourne-based Publishing Office, founded by Aaron Roberts and Kim Bridgland. The building is perched

Pierre Minassian is a renowned architect based in Lyon. His works are characterized by an iconic minimalist style, he collaborates occasionally with Rudy Ricciotti. I fell in love with this new house completed

The Barrès-Coquet agency is made up of two architects dplg, Caroline Barrès and Thierry Coquet. The couple designs contemporary houses, extensions and rehabilitations using mainly steel. We were seduced

On the Greek island of Skiathos, the architectural firm Lydia Xynogala has built a modern house that can be adapted to the sloping Mediterranean landscape. The house consists of three adjacent adjoining

Good reasons to eat red beet! If you do not like the flavor of beetroot, it's time to get used to it, as it is part of the super-food super league. Both the leaves and the roots of this vegetable are a

TAI PING TAILOR PAPER MADE A NEW COLLECTION RENEWED WITH HIS KNOW-HOW: THE NEW HAND. Tai Ping, a return to the source associated with a nod to the history of photography The eight models in the new collection

rupture with the horizontality of Parisian urbanism, a "tower" of housing tutoie a height of 50 meters, never seen since the 1970s. On the border of Paris and Greater Paris, the two-headed