Greenbelt Residence by Michael Hsu Office of Architecture is a modest home located in Bouldin Creek. Perched on a cliff that backs onto a greenbelt, the house offers lovely views and natural privacy. The cantilevered design creates a strong connection between the indoors and the outdoors, making the residence a peaceful retreat.
Virginia Tree house by Robert Young Architects is a tranquil refuge set in a Virginia forest near Washington, DC. The house sits on the slope of a valley, rising above the forest floor to offer unique experiences at different heights.
The Muse and CasaNova represent a bold new vision for Rotterdam’s urban high-rises. In 2013, after the financial crisis, Barcode Architects stepped in and proposed a design for a small plot in Rotterdam’s Maritime District. Instead of waiting for the market to respond, they took action.
Axpo Polska Office by BIT CREATIVE is a modern, functional, and eco-friendly headquarters located in The Warsaw HUB complex. This office reflects Axpo Polska’s commitment to renewable energy and sustainable development while providing a space that inspires creativity and collaboration.
De Amicis 154 by Giovanni Vaccarini Architects reinterprets a small part of Pescara’s urban fabric with a fresh and creative approach. The design fits neatly into its surroundings while creating a dynamic and engaging atmosphere. Although I could not locate many external details, the project’s concept and design intent are clear from the available description.
Adrienne House by Rachcoff Vella Architecture shows how careful renovation can bring modern living to a historic home. The project adds new spaces—a study, bedroom, ensuite, and dressing room—without compromising the building’s original charm. In addition, a new first floor has been built with a small library, two bedrooms, and a shared bathroom.
The 32×47 House, a Japanese-inspired bungalow nestled in Ankleshwar, Gujarat, provides a serene and functional living experience for a family of three. The compact design thoughtfully maximizes every square inch, ensuring all essential amenities are seamlessly integrated.
House in the Dry by MRTN Architects transforms a scrubby, parched plot of ex‑grazing land in Tamworth into an energy‑efficient, contemporary home. This semi‑rural residence sits amid regenerated native plants and proves that smart design can turn harsh environments into thriving spaces.
