The tough experience of lockdown during the pandemic has made us reflect on the design of domestic space, and particularly on its connection with the outdoors. Inserted in built-up urban spaces, located in sprawling suburban areas, or embedded in natural landscapes, the eighteen houses collected in this publication – which travels from the United States to Australia via Ecuador, Brazil, Paraguay, Spain and Portugal, South Africa, and Japan – all show that engaging in dialogue with the environment is one of the key factors in the design.
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Weather House in Tokyo
House in Kanazawa
Collumpio House in Barcelona
House in Koyoen, Nishinomiya
Intermediate House, Asunción
Era House in Los Menas, Huércal-Overa
Stony Hill House, Amagansett, NY
Brick House, Madrid
5280 House en Bozeman
S2 House in L’Escala
Rambla Climate-House in Molina de Segura
Pine Concrete House in Paarl
Pitaya House in Mindo
Vista House in Trancoso, Porto Seguro
Federal House, New South Wales
House in Red, Cebreros
Aladino House in Puerto Varas
Blue House in Grândola
