In the bustling core of Genoa, just steps from the historic center, CIRCOLO-A has transformed a flat into a space of striking duality. This renovation project adapts seamlessly to two distinct purposes: as a personal sanctuary for the client and as an appealing property for real estate investment.
Tucked into the vibrant inner-city suburb of Golden Point, Golden Point House by Porter Architects tells a story of evolution and balance. Surrounded by homes ranging from the 19th century to contemporary builds, this early 20th-century residence stands out with its heritage charm.
In the hills of Genoa’s San Teodoro neighborhood, The Swing House by CIRCOLO-A tells a story of timeless charm and fresh beginnings. Once a traditional fishermen’s home, built from stone and reclaimed ship wood, this house has been passed down through generations.
Mellem Ville-Marie by ADHOC stands as a pioneering example of sustainable and thoughtful urban densification, offering a blueprint for addressing housing challenges without compromising community or cultural identity. Located in Montreal, this project, designed for Maître Carré, introduces 216 new homes while seamlessly integrating into the city’s dense urban fabric.
The Westbrook Residence by Alterstudio Architecture reimagines suburban living in Austin, Texas, offering a refined model that balances modernity with neighborhood tradition. Situated in a post-war suburb undergoing rapid transformation, this 3,494-square-foot home honors the area’s low-slung architectural character while addressing its evolving demographics.
Pocket Passiv House by Anderson Architecture is a compact, sustainable residence ingeniously built on a mere 27-square-meter footprint within a tight inner-city corner block in Glebe, Sydney. Set in a neighborhood shaped by Sydney’s 19th-century Victorian terrace house boom and originally inhabited by the Gadigal people
The Rammed Earth Home by Nott Architects is a raw, grounded home thoughtfully designed to blend with its rugged, arid surroundings. Located on a remote site, this project was created for a couple who, along with their dog, relocated from Wellington. Bringing a strong visual and storytelling background from their work in graphics and branding
Dubbed Laceback Terrace by LaRue Architects, this striking residence rests on a 0.75-acre plot in Austin’s Hill Country. The site’s natural slope, beginning at street level and dropping nearly 30 feet to the rear, creates a sense of both drama and possibility.
