This side of the hemisphere, spring has sprung and soon it will be time for outdoor parties and al fresco drinks.
Pool parties, of course, are the long-time favourite and Modernist architects knew it well as a pool was included in a blueprint, if possible.
Today we have our own roundup of pools in Modernist houses to make you dream of an early pool-party.

This house, designed by Hfs d, has definitely a Mid-century modern vibe. Details as the flat roof or the floor to ceiling glass windows remind of a 1950s aesthetic. The living area suggests a contemporary Scandinavian atmosphere with its black and white palette, but the Mid-century arm chair and ottoman together with the floating fireplace in the background, suggest a passion for Mid-century interiors as well.

This house is located in the state of Illinois, U.S., and was designed in 1967 by the architect John Replinger. The iconic elements of a mid-century modern house are all there: open plan, floor to ceiling glass walls, a flat roof and discreet furniture that don’t distract from appreciating the outside view.