In the Architecture category, HomeWorldDesign presents you beautiful and modern houses, amazing buildings and stunning architecture structures born from the creativity and imagination of the best architects and designers in the world. The eye can enjoy a virtual tour of the most attractive homes in the world of indoor and outdoor presentations, of some of the most amazing residential projects and more. Expect to see the presentation of architectural projects of all cultures and tastes. Simple viewing of works by ingenious architects and designers can help you to transform your room or house into a dream home.
Hidden behind a rust-colored Cor-Ten steel façade, the Stealth House by Specht Novak reimagines urban living on a narrow alley in downtown Austin. Rather than opening to the street, the 1,100-square-foot home turns inward, creating a tranquil sanctuary centered around two lush courtyards.
Time Square residential complex sits in the pristine Primorsky district of St. Petersburg. Overlooking Yuntolovsky Forest Park and the Gulf of Finland, its 13 buildings form a giant clock face seen from above. Consequently, each of the 12 perimeter towers represents an hour, while the contrasting central tower marks the intersection of its hands.
The Olof Dahlstrand Remodel in Orinda, California, breathes new life into a 1951 home while honoring its original mid-century ethos. Klopf Architecture approached the project with deep respect for the house’s low-slung rooflines, natural materials, and Wright-inspired integration with the landscape.
Tucked away in the verdant woods of San Simón el Alto—just a 2½-hour drive from Mexico City—San Simón House by Vasconcelos Arquitectura redefines the family cabin. Not only does it vanish into its 10,000 m² forest plot, but it also celebrates every towering tree and local material.
Windy Gap Residence by Altura Architects nestles quietly into Town Mountain Road’s rugged terrain, offering an understated yet sophisticated retreat. By embracing a low-profile form and dark exterior palette, the home remains largely hidden from view while capturing breathtaking mountain vistas from within.
Nestled on a steep, native bush–clad slope with sweeping north-western sea views, the 1980s Pole House Renovation transforms a once-quirky knotty home into a light-filled, enduring modern retreat. By respecting the original foundations and simplifying complex forms, the design team delivered a harmonious blend of shelter, seamless indoor-outdoor living, and minimal environmental impact.
Nestled behind a textured brick façade on a leafy suburban street, Willoughby House by Hobbs Jamieson Architecture reimagines the typical two-storey home as an expansive, single-level retreat. By combining privacy from the street with generous indoor–outdoor connections, the design balances security, light, and spacious living in equal measure.
Designed by MUUK Architecture, the Mountainside Residence perches gracefully on a sloping lot in Bromont’s mountainous region. Moreover, this private home embraces a restrained modernist approach, blending durability and warmth while fostering an intimate connection with the forested site.
