In the distant valley, California, surrounded on all sides by hills, with hot summers, cold winters and south-westerly winds in the morning hours, increased the residence of Santa Ynez Residence. Space of the house includes an open living area, master bedroom area, two guest, office, art studio, pool and large courtyard, which is protected from the hot sun and under constant winds blowing, there is peace and quiet. Architects were intended to merge with the exterior plains and grasses, shrubs and trees. They decided to abandon the static impermeability of the walls. To do this, create a shell made of corrugated steel sheets color of oxidized metal, which, on a plan, must be combined with the earth plain. Steel coating not only brings the whole house into a coherent whole, making it a part of the natural environment, but also obscures from the scorching sun. Large shutters, doors closed at night and during the departure of the owners make the building inaccessible. In creating the image of the residence architects repel the shape of a cube, and now he is part of the landscape, rooted in the plain.

We saw an opportunity two remarkable houses created by A-Cero. Today I released the third, which is located on the river Miera, Spain. Are not more and not less (?) For 2204 square meters and the main idea is to combine the best return trip with their natural environment, including river views. Materials that excels in all environments is glass, wood and cement.

Luxury homes on the outskirts of Krakow, has developed a team of British architects and Poland. Horizontal part of it, made ??of metal and glass, really flat in the yard and disappeared into the forest. The architect managed to minimize impacts on the natural environment at home and at the same time, the most open and expand the interior space. Volume, 140 m2 includes a horizontal main common areas, two bedrooms and an indoor swimming pool. In the five-storey tower located extra bed for guests and at the very top, an observation deck with excellent views of the Tatras.