Deer Harbor House, designed by Syndicate Smith, is a home that thrives on connection—to nature, to family, and to community. Nestled among trees on a carefully selected site, this home balances thoughtful architecture with an intimate relationship to its surroundings. For the owners, it is a place of joy and togetherness, where daily life flows seamlessly between indoors and outdoors.
In the lush backcountry of Greenwich, Connecticut, Greenwich House balances privacy and openness with understated elegance. Designed by Murdock Solon Architects, this home sits on 5.9 acres of wooded terrain bordered by wetlands, creating a natural sanctuary.
The Black Rock Beach House combines mid-century modern design with carefully considered updates, creating a space deeply connected to its ocean and pond views. Situated on a dramatic coastal lot, this 2,500-square-foot home was thoughtfully reimagined by Ruhl Jahnes to meet its owners’ vision for a warm, functional retreat perfect for entertaining and everyday living.
The Austin Minimalist Backhouse is a stunning example of collaboration and modern design. Created by Moontower for a master electrician at Modern Electric, this one-bedroom home in East Austin prioritizes clean lines, functionality, and thoughtful site planning. The result is a space that maximizes privacy and development potential in a rapidly growing neighborhood.
The Split Cabin, designed by Syndicate Smith, captures the essence of cabin living with a deliberate nod to simplicity and a deep connection to nature. This 1,289-square-foot weekend retreat in the woods offers outdoor enthusiasts a minimalist basecamp for skiing in the winter and hiking in the summer.
Perched among the trees on challenging terrain, Icicle House, also called “The Treefort,” showcases innovation and determination. Syndicate Smith designed this modern three-story retreat to provide a growing family with a serene weekend getaway while respecting the natural environment.
In the heart of Philadelphia, Contextual House by LO Design redefines what it means to live in a rowhouse. From the street, it looks strikingly modern, yet it’s deeply tied to its roots. By reusing much of the original structural joists and foundation, the designers honored the past while crafting a home that feels distinctly contemporary.
The Westbrook Residence by Alterstudio Architecture reimagines suburban living in Austin, Texas, offering a refined model that balances modernity with neighborhood tradition. Situated in a post-war suburb undergoing rapid transformation, this 3,494-square-foot home honors the area’s low-slung architectural character while addressing its evolving demographics.
