Highview Terrace, Fort Worth, Texas property

Highview Terrace Fort Worth Texas USA

Located in Fort Worth, USA, Highview Terrace is a modern family residence designed by A. Michael Architecture. Set on a wider-than-typical lot with a noticeable front-to-back slope, the project presented an opportunity to rethink both form and planning

Wood Street House, Victoria, Australia property

Wood Street House Victoria Australia home interior

What started as a modest bathroom brief turned into a multi year reworking of a country holiday home, Britt White Studio took its cues from yellow kitchen joinery, Art Deco detail and clients that embraced colour and boldness. The Wood Street Project sits in Beechworth, Australia, one of Victoria’s most recognisable historic towns

Wategos Beach House, Byron Bay, NSW interior

Wategos Beach House, Byron Bay, NSW interior

Positioned at the forefront of one of Australia’s most coveted locations the Wategos Beach House was structured by CG Design Studio to deliver uninterrupted connection to the vast ocean vista and picturesque landscape in which it resides

Westchester Colonial Residence, White Plains, New York

Westchester Colonial Residence White Plains NY USA

Archi-Tectonics’ gut renovation and partial reconstruction of the Westchester Colonial residence in New York transforms an existing assemblage of subsequent expansions into a spacious, cohesive contemporary living environment, all while maintaining its unique personality and organically grown character

Canopy Residence, Austin, Texas home design

Canopy Residence, Austin, Texas home design, USA

Canopy is a multigenerational residence in Texas, USA, designed by the architect for her own family. Three generations under one roof: her parents who relocated from India, her husband, their two growing boys, and a dog. The budget stayed fixed. Restraint became the design language

Casa Malonic, Zihuatanejo, Guerrero property

Casa Malonic, Zihuatanejo, Guerrero property interior design

HW Studio’s design of Casa Malonic in Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, Mexico, seeks the simplicity of una enramada – a simple shelter beneath a canopy. Not as an image of traditional architecture, but as an elemental condition of inhabiting: being beneath a shade, protected from rain and sun, while the landscape lives around it

Hillside House in Puszczykowo, Poznań, Poland

Hillside House in Puszczykowo, Poznań, Poland

Designed by Konrad Idaszewski Architekt, the Hillside House is a single-family residence in Puszczykowo, on the southern outskirts of Poznań and adjacent to the Wielkopolski National Park, Poland. Conceived as a direct response to the site’s topography, the house allows the architecture to emerge naturally from the existing landform

Lumeah House, Macedon, Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country

Lumeah House, Macedon, Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country

Lumeah House is a careful renovation by Pepper & Well – An Architecture & Interiors Studio, of one of the most intact houses designed by modernist architect Paul Couch. Located in Macedon, in Victoria, Australia, the house was conceived as a highly resolved composition of exposed concrete

William Ellis House, Burwood, Melbourne property

William Ellis House Burwood Melbourne

William Ellis House, Melbourne, is the renovation and extension of a 1950s double-brick home, shaped by Pepper & Well – An Architecture & Interiors Studio’s simple idea: to uncover the existing house’s DNA and let it guide what came next

Costa Cabral Building, Porto, northern Portugal

Costa Cabral Building Porto northern Portugal

The Costa Cabral Building project intents to solve the urban void by constructing a building that takes as reference the heights, alignments and constructive principles of the adjacent structures. As such, the building was designed by ENTRETEMPOS + ATA Atelier to sit flush with the street façade in Porto, northern Portugal

The Sheds Of Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada

Charlotte County New Brunswick architecture

The Sheds of Charlotte County is a family summer home in New Brunswick, Canada, conceived not simply for a family, but as a place designed to draw the family back for generations. For Acre Architects’ client, the project represented a return to the landscape of his childhood