Perched on a river island in Wenzhou City, the River Island Villa by Jishang Space Design offers a bold yet nurturing retreat enveloped by water and mountain vistas. Moreover, lead designer Ding Jilin drew directly from the surrounding landscape—its flowing currents, dappled light, and verdant slopes—to craft a 1,000 m² home that feels both grounded and poetic.
Set in a tranquil, tree-lined neighborhood, this custom mid-century modern residence has been thoughtfully upgraded to meet the everyday needs of a growing family. Moreover, Klopf Architecture respected the original 1950s spirit—its clean lines, generous volumes, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow—while introducing new spaces and connections that enhance comfort, function, and the overall quality of life.
Nestled in the heart of East London, Hackney House by Architecture for London transforms a tired early-Victorian terrace into a warm, sustainable family sanctuary. By blending period charm with modern interventions, the project delivers generous living spaces, seamless indoor-outdoor connections, and cutting-edge environmental performance.
Jishang Space Design’s Scholarly Mountain-View Villa in Hangzhou redefines residential architecture by placing human needs at its core. Rather than imposing a fixed program, lead designer Ding Linji created a three-storey, 700 m² home that adapts to its inhabitants’ evolving habits.
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.
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.
Nestled in the heart of Rumson, New Jersey, the Transitional Family Home seamlessly blends classic architectural charm with contemporary interior design. From the moment you step through the front door, you’ll notice how thoughtful spatial planning and an abundance of natural light work together to create a warm, airy environment that feels both timeless and fresh.
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.
