This new house replaces an undistinguished post-war building on a modest cobbled mews. It is set within the local Conservation Area which is dominated by fashionable townhouses and their mews, reflecting the rich history of English residential architecture from the 18th to the 20th Century.

The house is located on a gently sloping site in the rural foothills of the Villarrica volcano to the south and the lake, of the same name, to the north. The building is designed to embrace this natural environment and the outstanding views afforded by its privileged setting.

​The idea that originated this project arose from the subtle murmurs that an environment like this whispered and suggested, as well as from the client's search for protection and refuge.

The white brick house is a semi-detached single-family home located in Alhaurín de la Torre, Málaga. It is built on a small plot of 250 m2 with considerably restrictive urban planning conditions.

The plot is situated in a residential neighbourhood near the old centre of “Bormes Les Mimosas”. Our aim is to create a building in a familiar environment, without being ostentatious.

​Located in Valle de Bravo, Copas is a project born from the understanding and respect for the nature that inhabits the place. Its main intention was to create an open upper floor that connects directly with the surrounding treetops, elements that give the essence to the project and create the atmospheres and views throughout the house.

Bindloss Dawes has unveiled a remarkable transformation of Pitcombe’s Old School House, a Grade-II listed property nestled within a picturesque valley in Somerset, combining original character with contemporary architecture.

​The House of the Circular Terraces is part of a garden designed for the enjoyment of the Atlantic Forest.

28.0855 is located in rural development in the Sierra of Tapalpa, Jalisco; from its inception, honesty in design was sought, creating a well-defined narrative guide, along with constant respect for the natural environment, making it an integral part of it.

​Fanø's longhouse has been the inspiration for a new single-family house on Fanø an Island in the Wadden Sea.

Home for a couple and their three children, the house is highly energy efficient and fire-resistant. Tucked away, down a windy road, long after the pavement turns to gravel and Google Maps can no longer be trusted, one is welcomed by not just one amazing view, but jaw-dropping views in every direction.

​Embedded in a gentle hilly landscape, the house complements an existing ensemble. The adopted building configuration with its open angles and two intersecting saddle roofs reflects the distinctive character of the site.

The urban design concept is based on the desire to design this redensification as carefully as possible for both the neighbourhood and the landscape. The new development should blend in and respect the existing trees.

Studio Andrew Trotter transforms 19th-century school into family home in Puglia.

​The design is a creative response to the constraints and opportunities presented by the site, and Dulwich Estate requirements, resulting in an original take on the typical domestic extension project.

​Vista al Río is an 8-home single-family home development located within Rancho Avándaro Country Club in Valle de Bravo.

The barn underwent a sympathetic restoration, converting it for use as a contemporary family home. Externally, the stonework was cleaned and the badly weathered lime pointing was replaced using traditional techniques.

The project seeks as its main objectives to be economically and environmentally viable, developing bio-construction techniques that contribute to developing a work that mimics the landscape.

The geometric composition of the house responds to a fragmentation of prisms that join and separate to shape its internal spaces. They come together to create amplitude and disperse to retreat into solitude.