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TONY FRETTON
Tony Fretton Architects Tietgens Ærgelse. Copenhagen. Copenhagen, Denmark
PHOTOS BY Christian Richters
french houses
GENS Disneyland. ZUTZENDORF, France
PHOTOS BY Ludmilla Cerveny
YODA architecture HOUSE [B]. Lille Suburb, France. Lille Suburb, France
belgian houses
GAFPA House Gentbrugge. Gent, Belgium. Gent, Belgium
PHOTOS BY Tim Van de Velde
de vylder vinck taillieu / jo taillieu - jan de vylder inge vinck House Sanderswal. Brussels, Belgium
PHOTOS BY Filip Dujardin
dutch houses
Paul De Ruiter Villa Kogelhof. Kamperland, Netherlands. Kamperland, Netherlands
PHOTOS BY Jeroen Musch
Michael Van Gessel, Mecanoo Villa 4.0. Hilversum, Netherlands. Hilversum, Netherlands
PHOTOS BY Pedro Kok
wooden structures
HERZOG & DE MEURON Cable-car Station. Unterwasser, Switzerland. Unterwasser, Switzerland
PHOTOS BY Juergen Pollak
GENS Disneyland. ZUTZENDORF, France
PHOTOS BY Ludmilla Cerveny
Mirko Franzoso Casa sociale per Caltron. Italy. Cles, Italy
PHOTOS BY Mariano Dallago
wood architecture details
Peter Zumthor The Unterhus. Leis ob Vals, Switzerland. Leis ob Vals, Switzerland
PHOTOS BY Ralph Feiner
lab03 - Wouter de Haas Visitor centre ‘Kasteeltuin Slot Assumburg’. The Netherlands. Heemskerk, Netherlands
Ralph Germann Chalet DAL. Valais, Switzerland. Valais, Switzerland
Piercy & Company Wakefield St Townhouses. London, United Kingdom
PHOTOS BY Jack Hobhouse
GRUPPE Black Maria. London. London, United Kingdom
HARUKA MISAWA WATERSCAPE
Haruka Misawa waterscape. GInza, Japan
Haruka Misawa waterscape. GInza, Japan
Haruka Misawa waterscape. GInza, Japan

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