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3 Prefab House Concepts that Promote Efficient Living

3 Prefab House Concepts that Promote Efficient Living

Prefab is a flexible, small-footprint solution for delivering housing to remote areas, über-dense urban environments or even the cottage. Here are three concepts – by Leckie Studio, Drop Structures and Yves Behar – to keep an eye on.

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December 10, 2018

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2001 Completes a Striking Home in Luxembourg

2001 Completes a Striking Home in Luxembourg

With its reflective curtainwalls, this concrete gem of a single-family home by Luxembourg architecture firm 2001 shows how unfinished materials create amazing effects.

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December 7, 2018

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Taller Héctor Barroso’s Serene Multi-Family Residence in Mexico City

Taller Héctor Barroso’s Serene Multi-Family Residence in Mexico City

Coloured concrete lends a warm patina to Taller Héctor Barroso’s multi-family residence in the Mexican capital.

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November 26, 2018

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In L.A., FreelandBuck Puts a Subtle Spin On Vertical Living With Stack House

In L.A., FreelandBuck Puts a Subtle Spin On Vertical Living With Stack House

With subtly rotated levels, Stack House in L.A. by FreelandBuck offers seamless indoor-outdoor spaces at every turn.

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November 22, 2018

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A Sleek Veterinary Hospital Redefines Live-Work in Montreal

A Sleek Veterinary Hospital Redefines Live-Work in Montreal

T B A | Thomas Balaban Architect has designed the Hôpital Vétérinaire du Parc, a vibrant veterinary hospital, as well as the elegant suite above it where the owner lives.

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November 17, 2018

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With its Shanghai Townhouses, Toronto’s Mason Studio Redefines Luxury

With its Shanghai Townhouses, Toronto’s Mason Studio Redefines Luxury

By playing up natural materials like wood and marble – and sculpting light directly into the interior design – Mason Studio crafts luxury townhouses that emphasize modern minimalism.

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October 17, 2018

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This Contemporary Studio is (Delightfully) Haunted by its Past

This Contemporary Studio is (Delightfully) Haunted by its Past

In Hertfordshire, England, the ruins of an 18th century cottage have been converted into a contemporary studio by Kate Darby and and David Connor. But the home’s ancient bones, and the stories they tell, have been preserved.

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October 11, 2018

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This Korean Retiree’s Home Combines Eastern and Western Influences

This Korean Retiree’s Home Combines Eastern and Western Influences

When Architect K was tasked with designing a house for a Korean retiree, it reimagined the traditional vernacular of the hanok in a modern way.

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October 8, 2018

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Building Permanence: Germany’s Attempt to Design Stable Refugee Housing

Building Permanence: Germany’s Attempt to Design Stable Refugee Housing

The key to integrating massive numbers of refugees, Germany has found, is stable housing that accommodates families of all sizes. But will the rest of the world – and Germany itself – take heed?

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October 8, 2018

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A Brooklyn Loft Uses Plumbing as an Opportunity, Not an Obstruction

A Brooklyn Loft Uses Plumbing as an Opportunity, Not an Obstruction

Copper plumbing and a dramatic structural column becomes the focal point in a Brooklyn loft’s transformation by local practise New Affiliates.

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September 28, 2018

Section: Interiors

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