House Guesthouse Landgoed Sint Pieter The stay in the guesthouse on the 9-hectare Sint Pieter wine estate in the south of Maastricht is an exceptional experience. The little house consists of two concrete containers stacked on top of each other.
House Haus in Matzwitz You could almost mistake the house in the village of Matzwitz, situated in the hinterland of Hohwachter Bucht (Hohwacht Bay), for a barn – if it weren’t for the oversized window that gives it an extravagant touch!
House Ferienhaus Selma Selma is enthroned like a peep box on a slope in Gehlberg, the highest mountain village in the Thuringian Forest. The wooden cube presents the nature of the UNESCO biosphere reserve in widescreen format.
Apartment // House Neugrad Oblique angles and straight lines characterise the Neugrad holiday homes in the Eifel National Park. The ensemble of seven wooden houses seems to have been distributed randomly on the untouched, spacious property.
House Casale Villa Maria In this holiday home the landscape plays the starring role. This former farmhouse, dating back to 1892, is a typical stone house on a hilltop near the town of Filottrano, Italy.
House Villa Auguste The listed Wilhelminian-style villa is located a good hour’s drive from the German capital – in the middle of fields and surrounded by a spacious garden.
House Dorfhaus Pinnow Hills, forests, lakes and lots of stones – this describes the Uckermark region in north-eastern Germany. Stones also play an important role in the design of Dorfhaus Pinnow and give the house its very special ambience.
House Zuhaus Freiweidach Farmhouse reloaded: In the Upper Bavarian town of Marquartstein, Philipp Möller Architekten have refurbished a farm ensemble and converted it into three individual residential units.
House Schedlberg Masterful “patchwork” in the Bavarian Forest! Architect Peter Haimerl is both a preservationist and an innovator. His buildings – many of which have won awards – such as the Blaibach Concert Hall are idiosyncratic, strong in character and venture beyond conventional architecture.
House Mezi Lukami The holiday home at the foot of the Western Carpathian Mountains is a sensitive reconstruction of an old wooden house and the virtuoso combination of craftsmanship, traditions and modern design.
