Wij_land is a self-build collective that brings together individuals committed to a more sustainable and socially connected way of living. Initiated by Mireille Capiau and Daniël Bakker, the project was developed with the guidance of Space&Matter and Common City, shaping a residential community that prioritizes sharing, diversity, and environmental responsibility.
The Modular Black House sits on the southern Pacific coast of Costa Rica. It is part of the No Footprint House (NFH) series, which focuses on energy efficiency and sustainability. The design follows passive strategies such as natural cross ventilation, solar shading, and rainwater harvesting.
Hradby House ranks among OOOOX’s most admired reconstruction projects. Once a fortification guard house dating back to the Middle Ages, this unique property features vaulted ceilings on the ground floor, wooden painted ceilings on the first, and an original tiled stove that hints at its storied past.
Tiny Grandeur Apartment transforms a modest section of a grand 19th-century palace in the historic center of Genoa, Italy. Concealed within the elegant halls of an ancient family palace that overlooks Piazza di San Giorgio, this compact home redefines urban living for its young owners while paying homage to its illustrious past.
Towoomba House redefines traditional aesthetics by blending heritage with a contemporary emphasis on connected living. Drawing inspiration from Sydney’s diverse architectural landscape, the design pays homage to the city’s rich history while fostering a sense of community and openness.
Rusty House on the Rye revitalizes a 1950s property in the Holly Grove Conservation Area of Peckham, South London. Located on the corner of Bellenden Road and Rye Lane, this home has long been a familiar sight. Fourteen years ago, Victoria purchased the property and, instead of selling to developers, decided to expand her living space while honoring its heritage.
AGE 360 Residential Building, led by Greg Bousquet for developer AG7, reshapes the Ecoville neighborhood in Curitiba by introducing a 124-meter vertical landmark that combines technical innovation, sustainability, and improved quality of life. This new urban icon not only meets modern standards but also stands as a bold statement in contemporary architecture.
Prentiss + Balance + Wickline Architects built Wandling House on 20 acres of working ranch property, where elegant design meets Methow practicality. The site inspires with its gorgeous views of distant mountains, wildflower-clad hills, and even cows grazing nearby. Moreover, the expansive setting enriches the character of this distinctive residence.
