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Meeting the new opportunities for rural living demands imaginative design, and many of the world’s most inventive architects are rising to this challenge. Among those featured in this book are well-known names like Kengo Kuma, Steven Holl, Lacaton Vassal, Eduardo Souto de Moura, Baumschlager + Eberle, Niall McLaughlin and Sean Godsell, as well as a host of talented architects from Russia to South Africa, Chile to China, New Zealand to the US.

What makes the demand for new and challenging architecture all the greater is the rapidly changing relationship between countryside and city, driven by social and technological development. In these circumstances, precedents from history and tradition are at best starting points: imagination, innovation and creativity are essential to do full justice to new challenges, expectations and opportunities. As urban life becomes increasingly rarified and stressful, so the contrast with raw nature assumes a different value to its status in past centuries, when architects generally sought to bring nature under human control. So this book divides houses into sections that reflect elemental qualities of landscape, forest, plain, ocean and mountain, as well as a section on houses that update the tradition of manipulating nature into telling a story.

Acknowledgements

Introduction

MOUNTAIN

Flatz House by Baumshlager + Eberle

Two Houses by Eduardo Souto de Moura

Casa Cascara by Cazu Zegers Garcia and Juan Pablo Almarza

Well Hall by Quinghyn Ma

House in the Tian Shan Mountains by Audrey Matlock

FOREST

House outside Moscow by Tanya Kalinina of Macadam Architects

Duckett House by John Pardey

Forest Floor House by Kengo Kuma

Mountain Tree House by Scogin Elam

OCEAN

House at Bay of Islands by Fearon Hay

McNair House by Sean Godsell

House on Corfu by Timothy Hatton Architects

Writing with the Light House by Steven Holl

Dirk Cove by Niall McLaughlin

Beach House by Lacaton Vassal

PLAIN

House in Dorset by Nigel Anderson of Robert Adam Architects

Slefinge Herrgård by Mikale Bergquist

Du Plessis House by Marcio Kogan

House Sue by Derick de Bruyn

Siedlisko Farmhouse by Archistudio

NARRATIVE

Group of Houses by Leroy Street Studio

New Hill by John Winter

Old Wardour House by Eric Parry Architects

Sphinx Hill by John Outram

Lower Mill Estate by Richard Reid Architects and Others

The Architects

Further Reading

Jeremy Melvin is a writer who specialises in architecture. He is a contributing editor to Architectural Design and has contributed to many international architectural publications. He studied Architecture and History of Architecture at The Bartlett School

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Meeting the new opportunities for rural living demands imaginative design, and many of the world’s most inventive architects are rising to this challenge. Among those featured in this book are well-known names like Kengo Kuma, Steven Holl, Lacaton Vassal, Eduardo Souto de Moura, Baumschlager + Eberle, Niall McLaughlin and Sean Godsell, as well as a host of talented architects from Russia to South Africa, Chile to China, New Zealand to the US. What makes the demand for new and challenging architecture all the greater is the rapidly changing relationship between countryside and city, driven by social and technological development. In these circumstances, precedents from history and tradition are at best starting points: imagination, innovation and creativity are essential to do full justice to new challenges, expectations and opportunities. As urban life becomes increasingly rarified and stressful, so the contrast with raw nature assumes a different value to its status in past centuries, when architects generally sought to bring nature under human control. So this book divides houses into sections that reflect elemental qualities of landscape, forest, plain, ocean and mountain, as well as a section on houses that update the tradition of manipulating nature into telling a story.