An amazing renovation which made me speechless. You won’t believe that this space used to be a car workshop. This complete renovation in Kolo, Poland comes from the Polish firm of Tamizo Architects Group.

Located in Dovre, Norway’s village of Hjerkinn, is the Norwegian Wild Reindeer Centre Pavilion, better known as Tverrfjellhytta. Designed by Snøhetta, the observation pavilion is located on the outskirts of Dovrefjell National Park and allows the public to enjoy programs offered by the Norwegian Wild Reindeer Foundation. It provides shelter to the groups of students and visitors that come to learn about the program.

33-year old father of two Derek Diedricksen is a carpenter by profession who has become something of a YouTube sensation. Thanks to his video series called Tiny Yellow Home. What makes this series and his work so remarkable is the fact that Derek’s creations are micro homes built from household junk that range from 24 square feet to just 4 square feet in size. Moveable by a single person like a wheelbarrow, each of these homes are made from scavenged materials like sheet metal, empty glass jars, parts of washing machines, discarded kitchen cabinets, old storm windows, shipping pallets and a lot of other junked items from everyday life. The cosy eco friendly micro house made from household junk is small yet snug. This house has proved that the homes are not only big, they are also super eco friendly and cost less than $200 to make.

This house is one of the most luxurious private houses in the world and can attract anyone. This house is located in Merseyside, just north of Liverpool in UK, was designed by ABW Architects. The house is situated low and is centered around a curved glass wall in the living area of the first floor. The back of the house is just as stunning as the front with its walls of glass looking out into the large outdoor space.

Belgian architecture firm dmvA designed Triangular House Extension vB4 as an addition for an A-frame vacation home located in Brecht, Belgium. Dealing with strict building regulations, the firm was able to design the modern trapezoid-like form while still respecting the original design.

An excellent architecture which makes the house actually wider from inside and it looks compact from outside. The Complex House is a single-family residence located in Nagoya, Japan that was designed by Tomohiro Hata Architects. The home features a series of five alternating pitched roofs that allow for many small rooms as per the homeowner’s wishes. The angular house and its sloping rooflines give it such unique character that it really stands out. The exterior is covered in the same metal siding as the roof giving a more toned down, uniform look.

Located in Clifton, Cape Town South Africa, and designed by SAOTA – Stefan Antoni Olmesdahl Truen Architects & OKHA Interiors, this seaside home boasts views of the Atlantic Ocean. That you can see through the house from the back yard. If someone would have asked me to show my dream home, then i would have surely pointed to the picture above.

The natural accomodation for snow lovers and for those who lament the lack of snow in winter. We suggest you a trip to Igloo Village Hotel Kakslauttanen in the Arctic Circle in Finland. In wintertime, accommodations include snow igloos and glass igloos – yes, the real igloos! There’s also a restaurant and a chapel for fairytale winter wonderland weddings. The glass igloos are built from a special thermal glass so the temperature inside the igloo is plenty toasty. If you prefer a more rustic approach, you can sleep in a snow igloo in which the temp hovers between -3°C and -6°C. Don’t worry, they provide a down sleeping bag rated to -32°C, woolen socks, and a hood.

The owners of this unique property wanted a new home surrounded by a manicured garden and a natural swimming pool. They collaborated with a designer and a landscape gardener to create the surroundings before starting constructing the house. Located in Baden, France, the residence designed by French architect Patrice Bideau has a set of eco-friendly features embedded in its simple yet elegant architecture. With the residential building having been placed in the north-west area of the property, with a lot of garden space, the space was designed to include a vegetable garden to the east.

Spa House, designed by Metropolis Design, is the perfect name for this house, which is located on a mountainside overlooking Hout Bay in Cape Town, South Africa. This house is a perfect place for the guests and for relaxation. I am sure no guest would like to leave the house, surely i wouldn’t! The house is all about the water with a large infinity pool that even has an underwater viewing room/spa with huge windows to watch people swimming. At top the underwater spa is a terrace that extends from the indoor living area. The spaces merge with the opening of sliding glass doors. While the house was constructed of steel they did a great job of blending the house with the landscape by covering it with wooden slats.