The Tranquility House by Tantalus Studio redefines island living through simplicity, balance, and serenity. Located on Oahu’s East Side, the home enjoys a panoramic oceanfront view of Diamond Head, framed by tall coconut trees and tropical greenery.
Villa Above the Water by 3AE is a refined family residence located on the edge of a small village near Prague. Designed as a quiet dialogue between architecture and nature, the home anticipates the evolution of its…
The Family House in Mature Garden by Mimosa Architects is a serene retreat that harmoniously integrates architecture with nature. Located in Vraný, the residence sits within a lush, mature garden that slopes gently toward the nearby stream.
Nest Mountain Dwelling by Sparano + Mooney Architecture stands as a refined example of modern mountain living that fully embraces its natural surroundings. Located within an 8-acre aspen grove, this 8,207-square-foot residence in a world-renowned ski resort…
Vulcanos Chapalita is the second location of a Chicago-style pizza restaurant founded by a family devoted to quality and detail. Every decision—from the choice of ingredients to the architecture—reflects the same commitment to excellence.
Casa Yuri stands on a spectacular 2,200 m² oceanfront site in Zihuatanejo, Mexico, where Zozaya Arquitectos reinterprets the local vernacular in a bold and contemporary way. From the very first sketch, the goal was clear — to…
Located in Lonavala, a popular hill station in the Sahyadri range, Radisson Resort & Spa offers a contemporary response to the region’s complex landscape. Lonavala’s cooler climate, verdant hills, and ancient heritage sites have long attracted visitors…
Bozeman Cohousing is the first net-zero energy cohousing community in the United States and the first of its kind in Montana. Designed by Studio Co+Hab, the project includes 43 homes and generous common spaces across 5.3 acres,…
The project sits on two compact 5,000-square-foot lots, each originally occupied by a 1910-era bungalow. For the younger family’s residence, Graham Baba Architects reinterpreted the classic “four-square” typology common in the neighborhood.
