La Flèche Residence by MU Architecture redefines the mountain chalet on the wild northern shores of Lake Tremblant, Quebec. More than a seasonal retreat, this 700 m² two‐level home serves as a lasting family legacy—blending sharp contemporary forms, vernacular materials, and deep respect for the rugged landscape.
Village House by Studio MK27 celebrates the seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living. Located on a sprawling ranch in São Paulo’s countryside, this home embodies the firm’s core belief in dissolving boundaries between nature and architecture.
Ridge 52 Residence by Ward + Blake Architects perches high on East Gros Ventre Butte, where it embraces valley and mountain vistas. First, the design tucks the home seamlessly into the hillside to meet the 20-ft height limit, creating an organic extension of the landscape.
Fallen Tower House reimagines the iconic vertical stone towers of the Mani region in Greece by positioning them horizontally as the centerpiece of a modern home. In doing so, Kipseli Architects honor the region’s rich history while creating spaces that foster community, connection, and reflection.
Corfu House seamlessly connects modern architecture with its breathtaking natural surroundings. Designed to offer unobstructed 180-degree views of the sea and landscape, the villa creates a unique living experience that harmonizes comfort with nature.
Nestled in the southwest section of Arachova, a charming mountain town and popular winter destination, Stone View House by Lantavos Projects offers a unique blend of modern architecture and rustic heritage. Just a short drive from the famous archaeological site of Delphi in Central Greece, this home serves as the perfect weekend getaway for families, relatives, and friends, as well as a cozy base for winter sports adventures.
Transformation House ME by Wespi de Meuron Romeo is a gentle conversion of a historic building in Brissago Piodina. The property sits in a village with its own vineyard and offers clear views of Lake Maggiore and the mountains. It is reachable on foot from the village and by car from the road, which also provides garage access.
DV House by MMXX Architects stands out with its single geometric shape. Each facade element—windows, doors, openings, and cladding—adds visual depth. Split stone and timber louvres cover the exterior walls. In contrast, precast concrete caps accent the floor and roof slabs, giving the home a structured yet natural look.
Tucked away within the picturesque landscape of Quebec’s Eastern Townships, Sutton House stands as a complete overhaul and extension of an early 20th century stone house. Originally built in 1908 and modestly expanded in the 1950s, the house had remained largely unaltered since.
