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ProjectFarmer Payne Architects
A cattle-ranch home takes its cue from the Texas Hill Country, combining West Texas limestone and reclaimed timber with sheltered outdoor rooms and broad views.
ImageEric Elberson
ProjectMexico · Arroyo Solís Agraz
Timber, concrete and continuous marble-look porcelain surfaces turn a divided apartment into a sequence of connected rooms.
PhotographyJaime Navarro
ProjectAscot, Queensland, Australia · Clements Clarke Architects
A Queenslander renovation in Ascot puts parking below ground and reconnects the house’s central hallway, living spaces and verandahs.
ImageMitchell Kemp
ProjectSeattle, Washington · DeForest Architects
A bent plan frames Lake Washington and Mount Rainier, linking family spaces and an art studio around a sheltered lakeside patio.
ImageJohn Granen Photography
ProjectCarrickalinga, South Australia, Australia · Architects Ink
A corrugated-metal farmhouse encloses a protected garden on a windy South Australian hilltop, framing views towards the sea.
ImageThurston Empson
ProjectKaurna Country, Adelaide, South Australia · Sans-Arc Studio
An Adelaide row cottage keeps its original stone frontage while a lightcourt, sunken lounge and rear addition reshape life inside.
ImageJack Fenby
ProjectHobart, Tasmania, Australia · Biotope Architecture + Interiors
A pitched-roof extension behind a Hobart heritage cottage connects family living spaces with the garden through stone walls, reclaimed timber trusses and bespoke sliding doors.
ImageTassie Visuals
ProjectSan Francisco, California · Blue Truck Studio
A hilltop San Francisco home gains a partial third-storey addition and roof deck, balancing city views with privacy beside Bernal Hill.
ImageGregg Segal
ProjectGerroa, New South Wales, Australia · Tziallas Architects
A three-level coastal home follows a steep headland site, opening towards Seven Mile Beach while bringing daylight into its south-facing living spaces.
ImageTim Shaw Photography
ProjectThornbury, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia · Taouk Architects
A Thornbury home pairs textured brickwork and timber with pale interiors and a sheltered garden terrace.
ImageTaouk Architects
ProjectSydney Eastern Suburbs, Australia · Architecture Saville Isaacs
A family house on a steep Sydney site opens gradually from its restrained street frontage into high-ceilinged living spaces, with stone, dark surfaces and warm details linking architecture and interiors.
ImageKata Bayer
ProjectCascais, Portugal · Nuno Nascimento Arquitectos
A Cascais house is reconfigured around a shared ground floor and courtyard, with pale surfaces, timber-framed glazing and a more coherent arrangement of rooms above.
ImageFrancisco Nogueira
ProjectPort Melbourne, Australia · Eckersley Architects
A pale brick home beside Edwards Park places its living spaces upstairs, bringing the park’s tree canopy into view while keeping bedrooms and a courtyard private below.
ImagePier Carthew
ProjectWānaka, Otago, New Zealand · Condon Scott Architects
Two roofed volumes and a lower connecting section frame alpine views from a cedar-clad home above Wānaka.
ImageSimon Larkin
ProjectVancouver, British Columbia, Canada · Waissbluth Architecture Office
Green, pink and dark tiled spaces organise a Vancouver clinic, with white oak joinery, brass details and a curved corridor bringing warmth to the interior.
ImageAndrew Latreille
ProjectCalgary, Alberta, Canada · Mera Studio Architects
A 1966 Calgary home is renovated around its distinctive maple leaf plan, retaining its sunken fireplace area and timber-lined rooms while making space for contemporary family life.
ImageColin Way
ProjectMedlow Bath, NSW, Australia · Tonkin Zulaikha Greer
A curved pedestrian bridge connects Medlow Bath across the Great Western Highway. TZG and DesignInc combine accessible routes with a response to the heritage station and Blue Mountains landscape.
ImageDesignInc Sydney Media
ProjectAtlanta, Georgia · Point Office Architecture and Design
An angled addition and glazed kitchen reconnect an Atlanta bungalow with a side garden shaped by a former trolley line.
ImageFredrik Brauer
ProjectBrooklyn, New York · thread collective
Two Brooklyn apartments become one home, with a long east-facing window line, white oak joinery and full-height sliding doors that change the relationship between rooms.
ImageTim Williams
ProjectShiki, Saitama, Japan · Ryuichi Sasaki Architecture
Reflective aluminium and a series of shifting terraces give a commercial building in Shiki a changing relationship with its street.
ImageTakumi Ota Photography
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