Nestled on a steep, wooded site, Night Song Bridge House bridges a ravine in a remote valley. Its design reflects the red clay of the land and the hush of nocturnal life. Moreover, this retreat lifts its upper level into the treetops while anchoring its lower level in concrete.
Perched on a forested hillside above a shallow bay in the San Juan Islands, the Henry Island Guesthouse offers a compact, thoughtfully designed escape. By responding to the site’s rugged terrain, reusing materials from the main residence, and prioritizing a seamless connection to the landscape
Perched at 6,300 feet in Utah’s high desert, The Periphery House offers a quiet retreat just outside the Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monument. Built by Locus Studio over four years, this two-bedroom home balances rugged exposure with thoughtful design.
Casa Velia maximizes a tight footprint of just 60 sqm by embracing simple geometry and thoughtful design. Consequently, the home feels spacious despite its limited size. Moreover, each area benefits from high ceilings and strategic material choices that connect interior and exterior.
Situated on the south-western edge of Teruel, Spain, Las Calas Residential Complex by Javier Prieto Arquitectos unfolds in three distinct phases. Furthermore, each phase adapts housing modules while maintaining a central water feature that separates day and night areas.
Perched on a beachfront estate in Telchac Puerto, Tunich House leverages its corner-lot positioning—twenty linear meters facing the Gulf of Mexico and a twenty-four-meter side street frontage—to craft a home that balances seclusion with expansive sea vistas.
In the Szerokie district of Lublin, the newly established Szerokie Możliwości Activity Center exemplifies how thoughtful architectural design can respond to genuine community needs. By converting a 130 sqm former office into an open, versatile public space, SAAN Architekci created a welcoming venue that fosters intergenerational interaction, supports local initiatives, and encourages neighborhood cohesion.
YouTube’s campus expansion in the Bayhill district introduced two new buildings—1400 and 1450 Bayhill—alongside the original headquarters. Designed by EHDD to complement William McDonough Partners’ master plan, this project delivers a cohesive campus identity that celebrates sustainability, wellness, and the YouTube brand.
