Originally designed in 1968 by AIA architect George Coty, Plover House has been reimagined by Fuse Architects as an open, light-filled retreat along the coast. Once a cedar-clad, bunker-like space, the house has transformed into a welcoming haven that captures sweeping ocean views and embraces sustainability.
Balmoral Residence, designed by Madeleine Blanchfield Architects, is a refined home that merges minimalist design with Japanese-inspired elements. Located on a north-facing block overlooking Balmoral Beach, the residence is thoughtfully integrated with its natural surroundings, from sandstone rock faces to lush gardens.
Curly House, nestled near a scenic lagoon in the Northern Beaches, was once a dark and chilly single-storey brick home. Seeking a more comfortable and energy-efficient space, the family embarked on a major renovation with Buck&Simple, aiming to bring natural light, sustainability, and enhanced amenities to their home.
Sonora Cocktail Bar, located on the 24th floor of Amsterdam’s Nhow Hotel, serves as a vibrant, immersive space crafted by El Equipo Creativo. Known for its daring Latin American-inspired cocktails, Sonora shares the floor with Selva Restaurant, each occupying distinct spaces that complement one another’s bold culinary and visual themes.
Orcas House, designed by Leah Martin, co-founder of Allied8 Architects, is a modern linear home cantilevered off a cliff, offering breathtaking views to the north and south. Blending seamlessly with its natural surroundings, the aging Kebony on the exterior matches the bark of nearby trees, while the bright, monochromatic interior provides a modern and airy feel.
Selva Restaurant, perched on the 24th floor of Amsterdam’s Nhow Hotel, offers a unique blend of Latin American flavors and vibrant, tropical ambiance. Designed by EL EQUIPO CREATIVO, Selva Restaurant combines organic shapes, natural materials, and rich colors, creating an exotic dining experience.
Designed by the architecture studio stu.dere, the Habitação Áurea is a testament to harmonious proportions and a deep connection with the surrounding landscape. Inspired by the golden ratio, the design is based on two intersecting golden rectangles, which form an interior courtyard.
The Casa em Mundão, designed by architecture studio Um para Um, is a blend of reinforced concrete and natural wooden slats, creating a structure that feels both stable and warmly integrated with its surroundings. The house, located northeast of Viseu, Portugal, on a steep, eastward-facing plot, is meticulously oriented to maximize natural light and outdoor connection
