Millimetre House by Urban Creative Studio was designed as a cosy, light-filled home for a young family of four. The project focuses on functionality, innovative use of space, and passive sustainable design. It includes a two-storey rear…
Nestled in the rolling hills of the Byron Bay Hinterland, The Barn House by Shaun Lockyer Architects draws from its agrarian surroundings to create a residence of calm, warmth, and connection to the land. A restrained palette…
Workplace Research & Design Studio returned to Wrocław to design the Energy Industry Company Office, a new IT department for a client they had already worked with in 2016. Unlike the previous headquarters, this office was located…
The TMX Garden Apartment by Raz Melamed transforms two adjacent units in a Tel Aviv tower into a pastoral sanctuary for a young family. Surrounded by lush vegetation and featuring a private pool, the home creates the…
Coconut Crab Studio by Alexander Symes Architect is an environmentally regenerative ceramic studio located in Sydney’s Inner West. Created in collaboration with Casa Adams Fine Wares and landscape architect Jason Monaghan, the project offsets its embodied energy…
JVPD Luxury Apartment Building by ZERO9, also known as 4.56 JVPD, stands proudly in Juhu—Mumbai’s vibrant suburban haven. Designed with an eye for sophistication and a heart for sustainability, the project blends sleek modern architecture with environmentally…
Vila Mariana Penthouse by Ana Weege is a duplex apartment in São Paulo designed with accessibility at its core. More than a stylish renovation, the project prioritizes autonomy, ensuring the client can move freely and comfortably throughout…
Subtle Shifts Home by Steffen Welsch Architects demonstrates that bigger isn’t always better. Instead of prioritizing size, the project proves that thoughtful design can achieve sustainability, flexibility, and comfort within an existing footprint.
Re-Generation House by Alexander Symes Architect demonstrates how architecture can balance heritage, ecology, and family life. By keeping what exists, adding only what is necessary, and sourcing the lowest-impact materials, the project embodies a circular future.
