Stone · Timber · Garden · Living

Architecture

A home is more than walls. Local materials, shifting daylight and a relationship with the garden all shape the spaces we inhabit. Explore ten illustrated architectural studies.

New Architecture · Modern No.05

Geometric House — Day & Night

Both original interactive presentations are published intact, including their original illustrations.

The Patika Library

Explore the stories

Independent writing on nature, culture, travel and freedom.

Cotswold Stone House
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Cotswold Stone House

A 95 m² cottage designed around local stone, texture and the garden.

Wisteria House: Room-by-Room Tour
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Wisteria House: Room-by-Room Tour

Living rooms, kitchen, bedrooms and outdoor spaces.

Wisteria Log House
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Wisteria Log House

A timber-led home inspired by traditional rural living.

Model No. 03 — Wisteria
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Model No. 03 — Wisteria

A characterful design with natural materials and a garden setting.

Model No. 04 — Kara
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Model No. 04 — Kara

An A-frame concept balancing bold form and rural warmth.

Wisteria Village House Collection
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Wisteria Village House Collection

An architectural collection of complementary village homes.

Stone House: Interior Architecture
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Stone House: Interior Architecture

A detailed interior design study using stone and timber.

Stone House: Night Lighting
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Stone House: Night Lighting

How architectural lighting transforms stone and outdoor space.

85 m² Natural Materials Home
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85 m² Natural Materials Home

A small home designed around natural materials and everyday life.

85 m² Natural Home at Night
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85 m² Natural Home at Night

An evening study of light, texture and the building’s surroundings.

Patika’s English edition is growing. Where a full translation is not yet available, the link opens the original Turkish article, clearly marked above.