yh2 approaches Maison Aubé in Saint-Eustache as a careful act of recovery, expansion, and family continuity. The house dates back to 1811 and belongs to the Maison des Patriotes typology. It sits inside a large garden along the Rivière des Mille Îles, on land that once formed part of wider agricultural grounds. The same family […] More
Wahana Architects presents El House in Jakarta. The project responds to a clear domestic brief: create a home that welcomes extended family, close friends, and professional colleagues with comfort, openness, and spatial clarity. The architects approached the house as a setting for shared time, designing rooms that support daily living as well as gatherings across different […] More
Clementine House by Architéka and Lucie Němcová transforms Pension Clementine, a riverside guesthouse in Český Krumlov, into a place of rest with a quiet, inward focus. Set on the banks of the Vltava River, the project keeps the calm of the site as its main spatial quality. The renovation preserves authentic parts of the former […] More
Anna and Sergii Baierzdorf, co-founders of Furn Object, introduce Portals Collection through a simple but charged idea: the need for a place, object, or moment that lets the mind step away from the weight of everyday reality. The collection turns metal and art glass into forms that suggest entry points, pauses, and private shifts in […] More
Mati Sipiora and Ola Jakuć discuss Summer on Mars with ARCHISCENE Magazine, an exhibition presented during Milan Design Week 2026 as part of Alcova. Conceived as an alternative reality suspended between the real and the imagined, the project draws from retrofuturistic visions of Mars, modernist optimism, and post-anthropocentric thinking. Through lighting objects, sculptural structures, furniture, […] More
House in Čakovice by edit! combines minimalist form with a clear spatial layout in Prague’s Čakovice district. The house uses a simple cubic volume to organize family life around privacy, daylight, and connection. A flat roof and light beige textured plaster define the exterior, while the design references Czech functionalism through clear geometry and a […] More
COOKFOX Architects has completed the Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music at Monmouth University, a 30,000-square-foot cultural building dedicated to American music and Bruce Springsteen’s place within that history. The Center brings exhibitions, archives, performance, education, and research into one destination, giving students, scholars, fans, and visitors direct access to music objects, public programs, and […] More
Mark English Architects completed the Cow Hollow project, which encompassed a remodel and a small addition to an existing two-story family home in San Francisco’s Cow Hollow neighborhood. RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE Originally designed in 1917 by architect Elizabeth Austin, the residence required updates to enter a new époque. Elizabeth Austin worked as one of a small […] More
Studio Urban Interior introduces the Villa Normanni Puglia project, which originated as a private initiative with a clearly defined investment vision. The creators aimed to identify an attractive, relatively undiscovered coastal area in Southern Europe to build a holiday villa of high standard within a moderate, pre-set budget. INTERIOR DESIGN Although the owners conceived the […] More
Educational Complex Sirius by ATRIUM proposes a school as a district campus, arranged through separate functional clusters connected by public space. The project moves away from the single-building model and creates a decentralized setting where education, sport, culture, and community activity can operate together. ATRIUM organizes the complex through four main parts: a primary school, […] More
Atrium Architekti has completed the renovation of Kosmalt, a thirteen-story housing block in Košice originally built in the 1960s as the largest workers’ dormitory for the VSŽ steelworks. Architects Ladislav Greč and Róbert Kandrík designed the original structure, which takes its name from a type of enameled steel produced by the local steelworks. Located in […] More
GO’C designed Ceramics Studio in West Seattle as a new detached workshop and classroom for a ceramic artist who needed more room to make, fire, teach, and grow her practice. The project sits on an urban residential lot in Seattle, Washington, where the studio also received approval as a detached accessory dwelling unit. That dual […] More