You Enter This Historic 860-Square-Foot Milan Apartment Through a New Metal Portal
It’s part of a satin-finished “box” that encloses the kitchen and creates distinction between old and new.
Architecture / Interiors
They Turned a Closed-Off Attic into One of the Best Spots in Their London Home
An architect couple refashioned the space as their office and primary suite with wood finishes, insulation, and a big window that looks onto the garden.
Studio Modijefsky Crafts a Dutch Home in Two Parts
The Amsterdam firm created new intimate interiors for a 1920s heritage-protected home, while expanding it with more communal spaces: a bar, a wellness zone and a wine room.
These Case-Piece Furnishings Are Cleverly Embellished in Ceramic Tile
During NYCxDesign, local furniture brand Maiden Home debuted Eva, its second limited run craft-led commission collection.
30 Years Later, They Reimagined Their Rome Apartment with a Glassy Central Kitchen
Transparent partitions create sight lines to the living area and dining room, emphasizing a sense of connection.
This Three-Level Concrete Town House in the Canary Islands Is Designed to Be Redesigned
Timber built-ins can be adjusted over time to reorganize the space as needs change.
Building Block Etc. Marks a Recalibration with Objects That Earn Their Place
Sisters Kimberly and Nancy Wu recalibrate their design language through entertaining objects and curated materials rooted in touch.
Nanterre Housing / AQMA
Completed in 2025 in Nanterre, France.
Green Lodge, a New House in South London, Digs Down to Create More Space
Green Lodge slots into a tricky Roehampton site with precision, using sunken courtyards and low-energy design to create a calm family home beneath the landscape
This Lighting Collection Might Be the Best New York Design Industry Collab Yet
Local studios Kawabi and Christopher Merchant join forces on the Amica Collection, produced by showroom and gallery Assembly Line.
Villa Normanni Puglia / Urban Interior
Completed in 2025 in San Vito dei Normanni, Italy.
F5: Xiao Lin Talks a Stone Seal, Her Grandmother’s Mala Bracelet, an Incense Holder + More
East Hampton-based architect Xiao Lin shares some of her favorite objects, from her grandmother’s mala bracelet to a ceramic incense holder.
Blink and You Might Miss This Super Skinny Japanese Home on Stilts
A raised volume forms an entry sequence that leads to more robust living spaces and a kids’ play area with shelving on tracks.
Second Chance Library / Odds&Ends Architects
Completed in 2023 in Pocheon-si, South Korea.
Kelly Wearstler’s H&M Home Collection Refuses to Flatten Luxury
The collaboration introduces pieces that feel considered, tactile, and spatially minded, even within a global retail framework.
Fairlie Wellness Centre / Wood Marsh
Completed in 2025 in South Yarra, Australia.
Little Giant Draws on "Spirit of a Treehouse" For Forest Studio on Vancouver Island
A dark cedar screen wraps the exterior of Forest Studio, a compact, gable-roof building by Canadian architecture studio Little Giant.
Hiwa, Auckland, New Zealand
Completed in 2024
Pills Lets Soft Cloud-Like Structure Drift Above China Using Inflatable Membrane Technology
Tethering systems anchor the inflatable structure within the landscaped entrance plaza the underside of the installation reveals integrated lighting, air, and suspension systems.
White Aluminum Cladding Wraps Tetris-Like Residence Along Lake in Poland
the house is conceived as a viewing instrument within the landscape panoramic glazing opens livind spaces toward the landscape
A Former Auto Garage near the Pyrenees Is Now a Live/Work Space for Two Artists
The building had been turned into apartments, but Mesnil Architectures reconnected both levels and opened it to the setting, preserving and reusing materials in the process.
Qinghe INNNG International Talent Community
Completed in 2024 in Beijing, China by Zhu Xiaodi Architects + BIAD.
Weathering Steel Wraps Indigenous Museum in Arizona by EYRC
EYRC Architects has expanded the Cocopah Museum in Arizona with a standalone building constructed from weathering steel and cast concrete.
Coffee or Tea: Third Places, Kiosks, and the Retail Architecture of Duration
Explore the architectural implications of coffee and tea culture, revealing their distinct roles in urban social life and spatial experiences.
Foster + Partners Lines Shanghai Art Gallery with Tubular Glass
Ribbed glass facades wrap the stepped silhouette of the Jia Art gallery in Shanghai, which was designed by Foster + Partners.
Atelier Backlar Wraps Portuguese Clifftop House in Recycled Ocean Plastic
Atelier Backlar used recycled ocean plastic and locally sourced timber for The Blue House within the ruins of a whaler's tavern in the Azores.
House with a Mountain View / Stempel & Tesar Architects
Completed in 2025 in Klatovy, Czechia.
Massive Steel Panels Conceal (And Reveal) a Deceptively Airy Home in Tbilisi
Flanges form an operable armored facade that can open to let in light and breezes.
Bondi Beach Villa / Common Office
Completed in 2025 in Sydney, Australia.
You Couldn’t Begin to Count the Perforations in the Facade of This Bangkok Home
Breeze blocks with hundreds of holes make for a mesmerizing exterior, but the climbing wall inside might steal the show.
Timber Wraps Around "Magical and Out-Of-The-Ordinary" Children's Theatre in Denmark
Svendborg Architects and Wohlert Arkitekter have completed Ishøj Theatre in Denmark, designing a timber-clad facade that references curtains.
Looking for a Compound? Here’s a Geodesic Getaway in the Sierra Foothills
Surrounded by forest, the funky ’80s residence underwent a complete, studs-out renovation over the past three years.
Büro Ziyu Zhuang Creates UFO-Shaped Gallery in Grassland in Inner Mongolia
Büro Ziyu Zhuang has created Prairie Ark, a public gallery resembling a flying saucer that has touched down on grassland in Inner Mongolia.
"Parametricism Is a Technophile Triumph of Fetishised Process over Outcome"
Parametricism is not what humanity needs from architecture in the 21st century, writes Catherine Slessor.
Ynas Uses Timber-Framed Canopies to Reconnect Japanese Home with the Outdoors
YNAS has renovated and extended a traditional timber home in southern Japan, opening up its interiors and adding corrugated metal canopies.
A 1970s Italian Brutalist Villa Outside Milan
Francesco Castiglioni's concrete family villa in Cusano Milanino is a restrained study in Italian brutalism, now newly on the market.
Kuma&Elsa Arranges Japanese Apartments Around Translucent "Huts"
Kuma&Elsa has renovated the top floors of an apartment block in Japan, creating "huts" at its centre that re-create a traditional engawa.
Futuristic Home with Detachable Rooms
Futuristic home, built by architect Ed Niles in 1992, nestled among the trees in Malibu, California.
Rock’n’house, Hudson Valley, New York
“Everything I design is meant to connect individuals to one another, to themselves, and to the cosmos” – architect Christian Wassmann.
Casa RC, Barra Da Tijuca, Brazil
Open and transparent spaces composes the Casa RC, a architecture design of PKB Arquitetura in partnership with Salt Arquitetura.