Via @archdaily, a refurbished cottage in Cley Next The Sea, UK. "The result might be described as 'bucolic brutalism' - architecture that is both robust and pleasurable. The language of austerity is employed humanely and delivered with wit and the scheme is a model of architectural and environmental adaptation to the severity of the natural forces that this site - indeed all global coastlines - might face in the future." More at Manalo & White.