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What makes it stand out is its starting point. Instead of building from scratch, the design works around an existing structure, turning something purely functional into a place for socialising -- via contemporist

Geometric Pattern: Plumeria: Sunset by Red Wolf | Redbubble

H&P Architects designed Tropical Flow in Hanoi, Vietnam -- via ArchDaily

Geometric Pattern: Plumeria: Seafoam by Red Wolf | Redbubble

In Potsdam, Germany, Carlos Zwick Architekten transformed a neglected riverfront property into a striking modern home. The site once held two timber-framed houses on the verge of collapse, surrounded by overgrowth and years of neglect. What now stands in their place is something entirely different, a house that rises above the ground and works with the landscape instead of competing with it -- via contemporist

Geometric Pattern: Plumeria: Duchess by Red Wolf | Redbubble

In North Fitzroy, Melbourne, Turn House by Rebecca Naughtin Architect begins like many homes in the area, with a familiar Victorian terrace facade. The front presents ornate ironwork, a compact porch, and the kind of detail that blends seamlessly into its historic streetscape. At first glance, nothing hints at what lies beyond -- via contemporist

Geometric Pattern: Plumeria: Lily by Red Wolf | Redbubble

1-1 Architects designed House TN in Anjo, Japan -- via ArchDaily

Geometric Pattern: Plumeria: Dream by Red Wolf | Redbubble

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This decision shapes everything that follows. The cabin feels tucked into the landscape, with every angle responding to what was already there -- via contemporist

Geometric Pattern: Plumeria: Ruby by Red Wolf | Redbubble

Nigel Grigg Architects designed Around the Bend in Melbourne, Victoria -- via ArchDaily

Geometric Pattern: Plumeria: Tangerine by Red Wolf | Redbubble

D Office arkitekter designed Jonslunds Skola in Sweden -- via ArchDaily