Find design inspiration from these amazing projects. They look at examples of architectural designs from tropical and sub-tropical regions across the world. Explore various approaches to residential architectural designs that respond to their tropical climates.
Designed by: Vertebral. Embracing the natural vegetation surrounding your house is a fantastic part of its design. It is a home that lets you enjoy the beauty of nature even when you are inside. That is what Casa Erasto in Mexico City does. This design by Vertebral creates a house that immerses itself in a […]
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Designed by: Shane Marsh Architects. Designing an addition for a house can come with challenges. However, with careful design, you can create a home that preserves the original character while adding comfort and functionality. That was the case with the Taringa House. The designers are Shane Marsh Architects. Location, Site and Climate The Taringa House
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Designed by: OFFICE AT Co., Ltd. The fantastic views from this home significantly influence the openness of its design. The house design maximises the views with its large openings and transparency. OfficeAT is the architect for the Adrisa Residence. They create a home that beautifully sits within its stunning site. Location, Site and Climate The
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Designed by: Andyrahman Architect. The beautiful red brick dominates the front façade of this house. However, there are other places where red brick occurs. Several brick walls in various patterns appear throughout the house. Andyrahman Architect is the architect for the Omah Boto. They utilise the skills and expertise of craftsmen in the design process.
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Designed by: VTN Architects. Introduction This fantastic house adds greenery throughout by using a series of stacking roof gardens. Though it is an urban house, it finds unique ways of maximising the greenery around the home’s interior. VTN Architects is the designer of the Binh House. In this home, they use strategies to connect the
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Designed by: Alexis Dornier. Pererenan, Bali has impressive landscapes. This Pererenan house creates seamless connections to the beautiful tropical landscape in Bali. Alexis Dornier is the architect of the River House. House Location, Site and Climate The River House is in Pererenan, Bali, Indonesia. At 8.63815˚ S latitude Pererenan, Bali is in a tropical region.
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Designed by: Bones Studio and Room by Room. A traditional Queenslander house is not known for having strong ground-floor connections to the outdoors. However, the renovation of this Queenslander house shows us a great way to create a relationship with a garden. The Ridge House is in Northgate, Queensland, Australia. House Location and Climate At
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Designed by: PXP Design Workshop Co. The primary aim of this Metro Manila house was for it to embrace the lush garden landscape. PXP Design Workshop Co. are the designer for the New Manila House. The client asked them to create a house connecting with the garden landscape. This beautiful home facilitates a relaxing environment
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Designed by: Alexis Dornier. The unique A-frame roof of this one-bedroom house is incredible. The striking A-frame roof and loft space create a stunning home, though just a one-bedroom house. Alexis Dornier is the architect for the River Studio. This one-bedroom house had to respond to a few site constraints. However, the shape of the
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Designed by: VTN Architects. The concrete planters of this house create a green façade to the front and back. Several stacking concrete planters make up this green façade. They characterise the façade of this home and how it interacts with the street. Stacking Green is the name of this house in Ho-Chi-Minh City (formerly Saigon),
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