Set on a gently elevated plot near the city of Fátima, Lameira House by architect João Pedro Pedrosa offers a carefully calibrated response to its rural surroundings. More than just a residence, the project exemplifies a refined balance between privacy, light, and landscape—an approach rooted in material honesty and contextual sensitivity.
Creating a comfortable living environment starts with the right interior upgrades. Whether you’re looking to enhance relaxation, improve functionality, or simply make your home feel more inviting, small changes can go a long way. It’s important to think about the elements that contribute to your well-being, especially when it comes to creating spaces that provide comfort and serenity.
The North York Mid-Century House is a bold reimagining of a 1950s split-level home. What was once a modest, compartmentalized structure now serves as a highly functional, all-electric, multigenerational residence—all achieved without expanding the original footprint.
In our latest project in Southport, Connecticut, we encountered a familiar architectural challenge: a home shaped by decades of piecemeal additions and stylistic contradictions. Like many houses in the region, this one told a story through its walls—though not always a coherent one.
When a passionate art collector relocated from the vibrant, artistic energy of Santa Fe to the lush, historic neighborhood of Druid Hills in Atlanta, she sought more than just a house—she was looking for a home that could reflect her identity, honor her decades-spanning art collection, and bring her closer to family.
Little Birch House embodies the art of intentional living, offering a thoughtful response to urban compactness through refined detail, atmospheric calm, and architectural clarity. Designed as a private retreat for a young family, this home transforms daily routines into a resort-like experience—bringing serenity to the everyday without compromising functionality.
The Nightingale Square House is a masterful expression of architecture that respects its roots while embracing the future. Designed with intention and care, this residence blends timeless aesthetics with contemporary function, resulting in a home that feels both grounded in its environment and boldly modern.
Located in the vibrant Plateau-Mont-Royal neighborhood of Montreal, the Saint-André House presents a thoughtful conversion of a former duplex into a luminous single-family residence. Designed with clarity and restraint, the transformation includes a rear extension and the addition of a mezzanine.
Set within the heart of Tribeca, New York City, the Leonard Street Loft by Christopher Jeffrey Architects transforms a historic 1920s warehouse into a modern family retreat. Occupying the entire sixth floor of a former industrial building, the 1,900-square-foot space bridges the past and present, blending raw architectural charm with bold, contemporary design choices.
