Dezeen’s top ten: houses

Dezeen’s (only just) monthly top ten: each month we present a hit parade of stories from our archive. Here are the stories about residential housing projects that were most popular during March:

1: In first place is 10×10 Housing Project by Tom Dixon, Shigeru Ban, David Adjaye et al – an ongoing project to develop affordable housing solutions in Cape Town. Top image: house design by Silvio Rech & Lesley Carstens. Above: house design by Mark Dytham and Ruben Reddy (Story viewed 6,820 times in March 2008).

2: House in Sendai-Kasumi by Kiyonobu Nakagame – a home on a hill overlooking Sendai in Japan (viewed 6,190 times).

3: Passive Houses by Kjellgren Kaminsky – a design for a prefab, low-energy house (viewed 4,412 times).

4: Twin Houses by Terry Pawson Architects – designs for two private homes at Kingston Upon Thames near London (viewed 3,790 times).

5: Casas Lago by Adamo Faiden – low-cost housing in Buenos Aires (viewed 3,695 times).

6: Two stories about this project – also part of the 10×10 Housing Project that is in first place in this list – made it into the top ten: Sand-bag houses by MMA Architects 3 (viewed 2,873 times) and Sand-bag houses by MMA Architects 4 (viewed 2,164 times).

7: Your Wall House by FAR frohn&rojas – plans of the popular tent-house in Chile are now available for sale (viewed 2,190 times).

8: 63.02° house by Schemata Architecture Office – named after the angle at which it meets the street (viewed 1,728 times).

9: Parabola House by Atelier Tekuto – another gem from the Tokyo suburbs (viewed 1,728 times).

10: Alan-Voo Family House by Neil M. Denari Architects – a family home in Los Angeles (viewed 1,917 times).

That’s it for now. Next month: top ten stories from Milan.

See also:

most popular stories during our first twelve months
top ten Dezeen stories from December
Dezeen’s top ten skyscrapers

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