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'Ikigai'-inspired Orchid Pavilion design invites contemplation near Oaxaca

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Photo credit: Rafael Gamo The new Orchid Pavilion from the Centro de Colaboración Arquitectónica (CCA) embodies the Japanese notion of Ikigai (or  'a reason for being') and functions as both a meditative refuge for guests and a resource for the stewardship of local plant life at its site on the outskirts of Puerto Escondido.

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Atelier Hajný tops rural hut in Czechia with trapezoidal roof

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Czech studio Atelier Hajn has transformed a derelict 1970s stone hut into a metal-clad countryside getaway named Skylight Hut with a trapezoidal roof and warm, wood-lined interiors. The client really wanted to raise the building a little to incorporate an attic bedroom space," Atelier Hajn founder Martin Hajn told Dezeen.

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Studio Bua creates "elemental look" for black cabin overlooking Icelandic fjord

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Studio Bua has completed a cabin in western Iceland Atelier Nyp is the latest addition to a cluster of former farm buildings on the remote site in Skardstrond that have been turned into a home, guesthouses and cultural spaces by Studio Bua , which has offices in London and Oslo. The photography is courtesy of Studio Bua.

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Three Pines by Resolution: 4 Architecture

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Designed for a soon-to-be retiring couple, the home is sensitive to the clients wanting to age in place. The vast majority of the home was fabricated off-site at a modular manufacturing facility in Pennsylvania. On site, the local general contractor prepared the site and foundation for the arrival of six prefab modules.

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DFJ Architects links wings of Mango Lane house with external walkway

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Named after the fruit trees that line the street, Mango Lane overlooks Byron Bay and is designed by DFJ Architects as a flexible home for a busy client whose grown-up children are flying the nest. The primary house was designed to be as small as possible, limiting the use of space and material.

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Studio Saransh escapes "chaos of the city" with self-designed Ahmedabad studio

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Studio Saransh has self-designed Oasis The studios created five blocks on the site, surrounding a central, sunken courtyard. Five blocks surround a central sunken courtyard The main studio has a double-height structure topped with a north light roof.

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VATRAA uses reclaimed bricks for London house extension

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VATRAA 's aim for the project was to minimise the introduction of new materials where possible, so it reused the old extension's bricks and stained them grey to match the home's slate roof. However, some bricks could not be saved, and in some parts, we completed with reclaimed stock bricks from other London sites," it continued.

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