Tucked into one of Melbourne’s most prestigious suburbs, this contemporary Toorak residence by Architecton balances moments of architectural drama with spaces that feel genuinely welcoming. From the very first step onto the property, the house reveals itself slowly, guiding visitors through greenery, glass and open interiors made for both everyday
Tucked into the rolling green hills of Nocaima, Colombia, this small house begins with a familiar idea and slowly turns it into something quietly unexpected. Designed by Obreval, the project looks to rural building traditions not as fixed references, but as living elements that can be questioned, refined, and reshaped
From the moment you step inside this house, it is clear this is not a typical renovation. What began as a traditional home has been carefully reworked into something far more layered and sensory, where light, materials and views guide you from one space to the next. Designed by Bijl
Designed by The Ranch Mine with interiors by Designs by MB, this oceanfront home in San Pedro, Belize was created for connection. Built for a retired inventor and an interior designer, the house was planned as a place to gather, cook, swim, and stay for weeks at a time. Every
Set among rolling apple orchards in northern Italy, Hometown House is a deeply personal project shaped by return. Designed by MoDusArchitects for a client rebuilding on his childhood family site, the home balances bold contemporary form with local craft and material tradition. What emerges is a house that stands out
Perched on a steep waterfront slope, this multi level home by Koichi Takada Architects brings together luxury, light and landscape. Designed to make the most of its dramatic setting, the house steps naturally toward the water, blending modern design with organic materials. From inside, views of the water dominate, while
In Amagansett, New York, a quiet stretch of land has been shaped into a home that reflects not just its setting, but the lifestyle of the family who lives there. Designed by Bates Masi + Architects, the house was created for owners whose days revolve around the ocean, the wind,
Photo by Renata Dominik Designed by CplusC Architects + Builders, Holocene House offers a daily immersion in nature. Plants canopy the walkways, water moves through the home like a rainforest creek, and every room opens to the outdoors. As Australia’s first certified carbon positive home under the global Active House
Gadi House in Talegaon Dhabade, India, is a powerful merging of tradition and innovation, built by PMA Madhushala for two brothers who wanted a home that honors their Maratha lineage. Inspired by the fortified Gadi houses of the region, it rises from its 1.2 acre site with thick stone walls,
On a peaceful stretch of rural Australia, a simple idea has reshaped the way one property connects with its sweeping countryside. With a modest timber addition, Solomon Troup Architects have taken an existing home and helped it finally turn to face the views that were always there but somehow overlooked.
Nestled in the Californian hills, a small cottage affectionately nicknamed ‘The Shack’ has undergone a remarkable transformation. Feldman Architecture teamed up with its owners, photographer Catherine Wagner and designer Loretta Gargan, to create a rustic contemporary home that blends the charm of the original cottage with modern comforts. The result
Between the river and the sea on the southern coast of Bahia, Brazil, a new kind of tropical retreat has taken shape. Designed by UNA barbara e valentim, the Modular Bahia project shows what happens when contemporary architecture meets deep sensitivity to climate, territory, and landscape. Modular Bahia unfolds across
