Whale Beach House is located in Sydney, Australia, in the south-east fold of a steep, thickly vegetated hillside, below a towering escarpment, and looks out along the beach to Careel Head. The siting of the house is derived from a pragmatic mapping of adjacent building alignments, northpoint, neighbour’s viewlines and required setbacks. These invisible lines establish the oblique geometries that characterise the plan, reminiscent of Coderch’s Casa Ugalde in Spain. Via Archdaily Visit Neeson Murcutt Architects

This weekend single-family dwelling is located in the Valley of Guadalupe in Baja California, Mexico. The valley, known for its wine production, is surrounded by amber-colored mountains and pierced by dirt roads continuously winding between vineyards and olive trees. These surroundings serve as visual lines and filters that lead to the property and extend through the house. Via Archdaily Visit Sebastian Mariscal Studio

Palabritas Beach House, recently completed by Peruvian firm Architect Jose Orrego, is a contemporary and stylish house designed to capture the view situated on the coast of Lima, Peru. Via PlusMood Visit Architect Jose Orrego

In Brisbane, Australia, this home sits oceanside on the popular Redcliffe Peninsula. The elaborate 4 level house was designed with the ocean views in mind and from several rooms, thanks to broad expanses of glass and balconies, the views create the illusion of floating directly upon the sea. In addition to the use of glass, the home utilizes a central void that visually connects all four levels, allowing additional daylight and creating visual continuity for occupants. Via Swipelife Visit Adelto

Patrick Tighe, principal of Santa Monica’s Tighe Architecture, may hate space-age references. But, here we go: Tighe’s work for Moving Picture Company’s (MPC) Los Angeles office IS space-agey. With its pod-like central spaces, curving ledges and white drywall expanses, it evokes memories of retro space movies. The U.K-based MPC is in the business of computer animation, color-grading and digital effects, so you wouldn’t want color, hard edges or natural light to mess with that. Via Coolhunter Visit Tighe Architecture

The mountain retreat is a small structure set within a high country station occupying 1,300 hectares on the south facing shores of Lake Wakatipu, Central Otago. This region of New Zealand is also known as the Southern Lakes. This retreat is designed for a young family who do not reside in New Zealand. It is intended to maximize the sense of living in the landscape and reference these early structures. Via Archdaily Visit Fearon Hay Architects

Located in Lodz, Poland. It is the first house whose elevation has been made entirely of a plastic insulating material -Thermopian. Usually, this material has been used only for roofing. Thermopian has good thermal, acoustic and insulating properties and it can have any required colour. One distinctive leaning wall is a result of a compromise between a simple shape and the local law, which requires building in line with plot borders. Via archdaily Visit moomoo Architects

KAA is a magnificent example of beautiful use of space.Located in Sao Paulo, Brazil and designed by Sao Paulo’s own Arthur de Mattos Casas of Studio Arthur Casas Architecture and Design. A surprising, lush, open-air atmosphere awaits behind an windowless white stucco facade. The main restaurant is a narrow and long nearly 800 square-meter, high-ceilinged space. A massive green wall with more than 7,000 live plants, a retractable roof over a section of the space, a staircase leading to a mezzanine-level lounge, and a dividing wall behind the bar, all add to the magnificent feeling of airy relaxation. Via Thecoolhunter Visit Arthur Casas Architecture and Design

This house project is founded on the concept of Louis Kahn: a company of space: the project consisted in organizing spaces with different uses related to the individual, around the space of family, gathered in a coherent space unit. Via Archdaily  For more Visit  Prax Architects