Camp Site House

Arranged on a six-acre plot full of mature trees, the Camp Site House is a rustic retreat on the Uruguayan coast. The compound consists of five structures. The two main cabins are modern in design but carry a natural palette of wood and stone offering the property four bedrooms, a kitchen, and bathrooms, and an outdoor pool. The remaining three buildings are permanent tents. Lofted off the ground on wood platforms, the shelters are furnished with full beds for a cushy night in nature.

Photos: Martin Gomez Arquitectos

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Kofererhof House

Built beside an aging farmhouse overlooking a Neustift monastery, the Kofererhof House is a contrast in materials. The exterior of the elongated, vertical home is made from raw concrete, while the interior is dominated by wood, found in the ceilings, furniture, built-ins, and floors. Following the hillside, it also creates a private courtyard area, while large windows offer views onto the nearby town and vineyards.

Photos: Bergmeisterwolf Architekten

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Casa Tiny

Nestled among the vegetation of the Oaxacan coastal town, Casa Tiny is a modest retreat that offers its occupants a major getaway. Just as the name implies, the structure is small in stature with just one bedroom and a kitchen. The majority of the home is made of concrete. Slatted wooden blinds provide a warm contrast but also expand the humble living space, including the kitchen counter, out onto the patio. A separate terrace leads to a private pool or an afternoon at the beach is just a short walk away.

Photos: Camila Cossio & Edmund Sumner / Aranza de Ariño

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Garden Studio Gym

In the rear of a Walthamstow Village home, the Garden Studio Gym hides a workout space within its cedar facade. The structure is modeled after a traditional garden shed. Inside, birch plywood walls contrast the charred exterior, giving the building a modern revision. Openings in the walls and ceilings fill the space with natural light while yellow track lights compliment the lining, providing a warm glow at night. It's finished with a black rubber floor and a concealed connection for a removable punching bag, allowing the space to also function as a yoga studio or home office.

Photos: Naaro Photographers / Eastwest Architecture

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Crescent House

With a palette of glass and stone, the Crescent House is a modern retreat in the Wyoming wilderness. The home is situated on 40 acres at the foot of the Teton Range. Surrounded by a grove of aspen trees, the site opens to a smalls meadow where the structure sits on a small hilltop. Locally quarried stone make up the private wings housing the bedrooms. These units are connected by a glazed pavilion. Inside, the main living area takes advantage of the incoming light and expansive mountain views from behind the glass facade. This space extends to an outdoor terrace where occupants can enjoy the natural setting under the protection of the oversized roof.

Photos: Gibeon Photography / Carney Logan Burke Architects

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Barbecue Bucket Grill

Buckets are made to carry things, which makes the Texsport Barbecue Bucket Charcoal Grill inherently portable. Ideal for camping and tailgating, its compact size still offers enough room to cook four burgers at a time. Its chrome-plated and powder-coated metal body will stand up to repeated use, and the black carry/storage bag will keep charcoal and ash from spilling out while on the move.

Diameter: 10.5" / Cooking Surface Diameter: 9.5" / Height: 6.75" / Weight: 3.75 lbs.

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Horizn Studios M5 Cabin Bag

With a one-click-removable smart charger that's cabin-approved for all airlines, the M5 will keep your devices charged no matter how many flight delays you encounter. Constructed with aerospace-grade polycarbonate, the M5 is a go-anywhere, do-anything travel bag. The tough exterior reacts to its contents, absorbing external pressure and then springing back into shape when the pressure is relieved. The M5 rolls on high-end Japanese 360° spinner wheels and is finished with an easy-to-access front pocket with a padded laptop sleeve that's crafted with ultra-durable, waterproof nylon and Italian Vacchetta leather that will develop a unique patina over time as a testament to your travel history.

Width: 15.7" / Height: 21.6" / Depth: 7.88" / Capacity: 33L

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Origin Tree House

Perched in a hundred-year-old oak, the Origin Tree House is inspired by the nests of neighboring birds. The octagonal form is accessed by a rope bridge. Constructed from individual slats of wood, the exterior facade resembles the twigs and branches that make up the tiny bird shelters. The poplar-lined interior is arranged around the trunk of the tree, comprised of a sleeping area, living room, and bath. Large glazed openings frame in the surrounding forest while also opening out to a small terrace. A wooden ladder leads to a rooftop deck above the treetops offering expansive views of the landscape.

Photos: Atelier Lavit

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Barrington House

Sunken into a Brentwood hillside, the Barrington House is a geometric marvel. The structure is comprised of multiple polygons buried in the sloped terrain. Covered with a grass roof, the three-story home is nearly undetectable from the front. Its asymmetrical form follows the contour of the site, opening the rear to surrounding landscape. Made of board-formed concrete, metal, and glass, the interior adopts an unconventional Z shape. The top level houses the main living area and the bedrooms are below. Each level extends out to generous outdoor spaces including a poolside terrace with views of downtown Los Angeles.

Photos: Joe Fletcher / Eric Rosen Architects

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