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A sculpted response to site, programme, and climate - this MEMAR Architecture villa in Dubai Hills blends passive design, material nuance, and spatial elegance into a sustainable luxury benchmark

Framed by one-of-a-kind corten-steel jaali-work on an exposed concrete elevation, Dipen Gada's latest project in Vadodara is a row of six homes that orchestrate a melody of earthy materials, thoughtful passive strategies, and captivating patterns.

With stunning textural and material interplay, striking formal exploration, and exemplary passive strategies, the Concrete House by SPAN Architects straddles many dimensions while crafting a beautiful home of personality and serenity.

Raúl Sánchez Architects' Casa Magarola in Sant Cugat del Vallés, Barcelona, achieves this with elegant restraint-elevated on slender concrete screens, wrapped in passive design strategies, and seamlessly immersed in the landscape.

Crafted for a compact urban plot, this vertical residence by Archemist Architects finds serenity through a luminous triple-height courtyard, soft neutral tones, and passive design. Light. Volume. Stillness-layered into every level. Explore how context-led design turns spatial constraints into poetic calm.

A timeless blend of Mediterranean charm and modern comfort-Reaganandre Architecture reimagines a Houston home for a young family with a focus on seamless indoor-outdoor living, passive design strategies, and regionally responsive detailing.

Adaptive reuse isn't just about saving old walls - it's about rethinking how we live in them. This architectural renovation in Mérida, Mexico by Veinte Diezz Arquitectos transforms a long-abandoned home into a light-filled vacation rental through thoughtful, minimal interventions. Preserved masonry, open-air patios, local materials, and passive cooling strategies come together to create a serene, sustainable dwelling rooted in its context.

Jaisim Project - How important is it to be contextual in architecture? Ar. Jaisim's ongoing project is one such embodiment that calls for holistic perception of the structure per se. Read here and comment...