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Viviendo Perichón by ODB Arquitectos Extends Domestic Life Into the Shade
The 440-square-meter residence in Corrientes, Argentina, uses deep galleries, a wooded clearing and climate-responsive planning to connect everyday life with the subtropical landscape.
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The Frame – Praia da Poça Reworks a 1921 Estoril Residence
ARX Portugal and Boost Studio combine restoration and new construction in a four-home residential complex near the Estoril seafront.
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Porro at 100: A Century of Design Built Around People
ARCHISCENE Editor In Chief Talks to Maria Porro
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Anna Koukolová Architekti Frames the Forest in a Weekend House Near Prague
The 123-square-meter timber retreat in Krámy turns away from neighboring buildings while opening its interiors toward a grove, stream and distant pastures.
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The Doctor’s House by Jose Costa ARQ. Revives a Family Home in Valencia
The renovation in Turís preserves decades of family history while reshaping the 345-square-meter residence.
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Denj Lane Turns a Sydney Laneway Into Shared Living Space
The compact studio by Carter Williamson Architects use curved glazing, integrated planting and flexible interiors to extend family life toward the laneway.
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Casa Colinas by Atelier Data Frames Privacy and Landscape in the Algarve
The 430-square-meter residence in Vilamoura uses patios, terraces and carved voids to structure family life around light and controlled views.
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TAK Studio Reworks an Edwardian Home in North London
The project brings Scandinavian restraint to a historic family residence through natural materials, bespoke joinery and a softer spatial flow.
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Casa da Linha by Ricardo Azevedo Arquitecto
The 631-square-meter residence in Braga organizes daily life across a single level while creating privacy from its ordinary urban surroundings.
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Casa Attraverso il Patio by Otro Estudio Reframes Daily Life Around a Courtyard
The residence in Rafaela, Argentina, combines a renovated two-story structure with a new concrete volume organized around a central patio.
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Saint-Mandé Media Library by Antonio Virga Architecte
The renovation in Saint-Mandé, France, reworks a 1971 civic building through new public spaces, gold-toned aluminium cladding and flexible interiors.






















