MY House by MW Architects redefines small-space living in South East London. The founder, Matthew Wood, designed a new extension using dark Staffordshire blue engineering bricks. In contrast, the original “half house” features yellow brick. Consequently, this extension of just seven square meters creates both function and delight.
House Oskar, designed by architect Jan Žaloudek, sits gracefully in a generous garden that once belonged to a neighboring château in Kamenná Lhota, South Bohemia. Moreover, the site boasts a remarkable genius loci enriched by the remnants of a Baroque barn, centuries-old mature trees, and a stone wall that frames the property.
Highland Park House offers a fresh take on upscale Dallas living. In contrast to typical Tudor mansions and French chateaus, it boldly asserts its individuality. Moreover, it creates a nurturing space for both family life and art appreciation. Consequently, the design transforms a challenging site into a dynamic oasis that surprises and delights at every turn.
H House by Margot Aurensan Architecte exemplifies a design philosophy grounded in sobriety and simplicity. From the outset, the architects focused on creating a structure that not only blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings but also preserves the green character of the site.
Perched gracefully overlooking Peconic Bay, the Peconic Bay Residence by Christopher Jeffrey Architects transforms an inspiring north-facing site into a spectacular living environment. The residence capitalizes on its dramatic setting, which includes breathtaking water views and a 40-foot descent to the wetlands below.
For this project, Kimberly Peck Architect transformed the top floor of a classic Park Slope brownstone into a modern, light-filled sanctuary tailored to the needs of a busy couple. Initially, the original space felt outdated and disjointed; therefore, the design focused on creating a harmonious and functional layout that reflects the clients’ dynamic lifestyle while introducing moments of drama and creative flair.
Zig Zag House presents an audacious conversation between the old and the new, and it boldly redefines residential design within Sydney’s eastern suburb of Kensington. The clients, returning to their cherished family home, sought a unique setting that stood apart from the neighboring Federation bungalows.
Blue Bay Apartment by Dudu Cohen perfectly captures the serene spirit of coastal living while celebrating the breathtaking beauty of the blue Mediterranean Sea. From the very beginning, the design team embraced the idea of creating a space that not only offers comfortable living by the sea but also formally expresses the sensation of the water, the sound of the waves, and the rhythm of the shifting sand.
