Black on White is a minimal home located in Wenzenbach, Germany, designed by Fabi Architekten. The house consts of two building volumes: a homogeneous, black-saddle roof structure, and a cantilevered flat roof white box foundation. There is minimal intrusion into the hillside typography. The volumes are surrounded by large floor-to-ceiling windows that look out into the natural environment. (1)

    Black on White by

    Fabi Architekten

Black on White

Fabi Architekten

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Townhouse in Shimoda is a minimal home located in Kanagawa, Japan, designed by EANA. The home was built for a client that consisted of a married-couple and their dog. A requirement was to secure a parking space in order to allow a large number of people to visit the home without having to struggle to find a parking spot. (4)

    Townhouse in Shimoda by

    EANA

Townhouse in Shimoda

EANA

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House in Villarcayo is a minimal home located in Burgos, Spain, designed by Pereda Pérez Arquitectos. The site in which the residence is located on had not yet been properly consolidated. In turn, the clients were very specific in their demands for the home's outcome. They wanted to house to have only one-floor in order to maximize its relationship with the surrounding environment. The end result is a spacious one-story contemporary building with a spectacular view to match. (5)

    House in Villarcayo by

    Pereda Pérez Arquitectos

House in Villarcayo

Pereda Pérez Arquitectos

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House N is a minimal home located in Gramastetten, Austria, designed by Archinauten Dworschak + Mühlbachler ZT Gmbh. The residential family home is located on a hillside that slopes towards the east on the outskirts of the city of Linz. The topography of the building site, building regulations, and the location of the plot were defining parameters for the design and conception of the house. The result is a clear structure, which appears monolithic from the outside, but has a complex interior spatial structure. (1)

    House N by

    Archinauten DworschakÅ

House N

Archinauten DworschakÅ

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House That Opens Up To Its Side is a minimal home located in Chiba, Japan, designed by Florian Busch Architects. Despite statistics indicating that Tokyo’s population will peak in 2015, and thus potentially trigger an unheard-of availability of inexpensive central residential space, the suburban sprawl continues. With land prices high, any plot affordable for the average family is far from big, their 110-140m² low-cost houses almost always occupying the maximum buildable area. (1)

    House That Opens Up To Its Side by

    Florian Busch Architects

House That Opens Up To Its Side

Florian Busch Architects

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Nest is a minimal home located in Antwerp, Belgium, designed by Crepain Spaens Debie Architecten. The house is constructed on a very small plot of land in the centre of Antwerp. Measuring only 4 meters wide by 12 meters deep, the challenges were to maximize the spatial qualities, to obtain an abundance of light, and to have a maximum of contacts between the spaces. (7)

    Nest by

    Crepain Spaens Debie Architecten

Nest

Crepain Spaens Debie Architecten

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Little Big House is a minimal home located in Tasmania, Australia, designed by Room11. The Little Big House is located upon the eastern slopes of Mount Wellington, high above Hobart. The siting is mindful of its context; positioned close to and perpendicular to the curvilinear Huon Road. (2)

    Little Big House by

    Room11

Little Big House

Room11

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House H is a minimal home located in Chiba, Japan, designed by Hiroyuki Shinozaki Architects. The home is for a young couple and their child in a neighborhood developed as a residential area in the outskirts of Tokyo. The architects wanted the home to symbolize hope for the future, thus providing the home with an expansive roof coupled with eight Y-shaped wooden frames. (5)

    House H by

    Hiroyuki Shinozaki Architects

House H

Hiroyuki Shinozaki Architects

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7 Units is a residential project in Luxembourg that was constructed for modern suburban living. The exterior uses light fiber wire cement panels, which attribute to its monolithic look. Each window was individually designed in order to keep the uniqueness of the rooms, while at the same time managing the entering light. The goal for this project was to avoid duplication of units, as traditional "cost-cutting" architects have been so accustomed to. (3)

    7 Units by

    Metaform Architecture

7 Units

Metaform Architecture

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Attico Migani is a minimal home located in Lugano, Switzerland, designed by Victor Vasilev. The project concerns the arrangement of the interior and exterior of a house on the top floor of a new building in Lugano. The clients wanted a tailored solution that could add a home heating system in accordance with the rationalist character of this architecture in Ticino. (3)

    Attico Migani by

    Victor Vasilev

Attico Migani

Victor Vasilev

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Casa de las Jácenas is a minimal home located in Huesca, Spain, designed by CSLS Arquitectes. CSLS Arquitectes wanted to make the most of the floor space and enhance the brightness of it. The project was resolved in two very different heights. Not a line was drawn over the girders. (4)

    Casa de las Jácenas by

    CSLS Arquitectes

Casa de las Jácenas

CSLS Arquitectes

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Apairicio Architecture describes the home as " a double construction: a perrenial part constructed to last -firm- in an original construction to with the installation and the structure belong and another part, more ephemeral and technical (where the materials are glass, tiles, steel and wood) built to move with the times -useful- that responds to the specific function and to the facilities." (2)

    House of the Horizon by

    Jesus Aparicio Architecture

House of the Horizon

Jesus Aparicio Architecture

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Alta House is a minimal home located in Huixquilucan, México, designed by AS/D Architecture. Challenged by steep topography on a 1500 sqm site overlooking the valley, Casa Alta takes full advantage of the natural scenery by being strategically placed across the hill. The main section of the summerhouse is barely visible from the road; a partially green roof deck surface acting as an outdoor living and dining area presents itself as the main facade. (7)

    Alta House by

    AS/D Architecture

Alta House

AS/D Architecture

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Sowa Unit is a minimal home located in Saitama, Japan, designed by Kensuke Watanabe Architecture Studio. Located in a residential area, Sowa Unit is rehabilitation facility for persons with mental disorders. By placing alternately shifting volumes, the activities for the patients overlap while maintaining a visual connection between the internal and external. (1)

    Sowa Unit by

    Kensuke Watanabe Architecture Studio

Sowa Unit

Kensuke Watanabe Architecture Studio

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Pangal Cabin is a minimal home located in Casablanca, Chile, designed by EMa Arquitectos. The residence is located on a slope across a 5,000 sqm site and characterized by local trees such as the Quillayes, Cactus and Espinos. The main focus of the project was to create a refuge, whilst taking advantage of the beautiful landscape views. (1)

    Pangal Cabin by

    EMa Arquitectos

Pangal Cabin

EMa Arquitectos

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Haus Bergé is a minimal design created by German-based firm KHBT. The timber-clad panels are wrapped along an inclining roof, all of which sits atop a stone foundation. The roof shape was developed through a continuation of the existing double monopitched roof. On the ground floor, the brick walls are left completely exposed while the upper floor walls are covered in water-resistant mineral coating. (1)

    Haus Bergé by

    KHBT

Haus Bergé

KHBT

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Marjan van Aubel’s designs are all in a league of their own, and this new piece is no different. The Energy Collection is a new technology paired with a shelving system that acts a solar cell. Her goal was to create an everyday object that can absorb energy from sunlight and help power all of our energy-draining gadgets and electronics. The Energy Collection uses solar glassware to absorb energy, while the cabinets in the shelving system collects and stores the energy. This design essentially is a “way to gather and harvest energy all within one room.” Each colored glass indicates a different wavelength, which collects different currents. (6)

    The Energy Collection by

    Marjan van Aubel

The Energy Collection

Marjan van Aubel

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    House in Tavira by

    Joao Morgado

House in Tavira

Joao Morgado

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    Fingal Residence by

    Jam Architecture

Fingal Residence

Jam Architecture

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Verve Kitchen is a minimal kitchen designed by American-based design firm MINIMAL. The company was founded by two brothers: Fabio and Denis Zanette. The founders' design philosophy is to provide bespoke solutions that creatively mold arhictecutral form, unique materials, and technological hardware with the utmost attention to detail. (11)

    Verve Kitchen by

    MINIMAL

Verve Kitchen

MINIMAL

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Hanafarm Kitchen is a minimal farm located in Saitama, Japan, designed by StudioGreenBlue. The owner and his family grow vegetables there with particular consideration on taste, breed, and cultivation method. Specifically, five “boxes” are made in the seating area. Each “box” has directionality and space between each other. The middle of the “box” is lifted to “change the expanse” both inside and outside of the space. (2)

    Hanafarm Kitchen by

    StudioGreenBlue

Hanafarm Kitchen

StudioGreenBlue

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House Y is a minimal home located in Tokyo, Japan, created by Kochi Architecture Studio. The home is built on a 160 sqm site, and is a total of two-storeys with metal cladding for the exterior facade of the building. Large horizontal windows are fitted on the side of the residence, giving a glimpse inside the relatively large interior. (3)

    House Y by

    Kochi Architecture Studio

House Y

Kochi Architecture Studio

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House In Chigasaki is a minimal home located in Kanagawa, Japan, designed by Suppose Design Office. The home has a uniquely distinctive curvature to its exterior facade lined by corrugated steel. The curving walls are even more evident on the interior where it produces an inviting and soft atmosphere. (1)

    House In Chigasaki by

    Suppose Design Office

House In Chigasaki

Suppose Design Office

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St. Joseph House is a minimal home located in Austria, designed by Wolfgang Tschapeller. The concrete architecture is placed along the Danube floodplains. A second form, independent of the outer shell, is white and has soft features. These two form interweave and have opposing materials and rigidity. (12)

    St. Joseph House by

    Wolfgang Tschapeller

St. Joseph House

Wolfgang Tschapeller

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