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  • Sanders Green Architecture Designs Kinglet Perch Around Its Ponderosa Grove

    Kinglet Perch by Sanders Green Architecture starts with the conditions of its steep site and a decision to preserve the existing Ponderosa grove. Completed in 2025, the 2,700-square-foot residence occupies a narrow section of land between the trees and the descending hillside, avoiding construction on flatter terrain lower on the property. Building there would have […] More

  • Villa Argentina Reopens in Dubrovnik Following 3LHD Renovation

    Villa Argentina has reopened in Dubrovnik following a multi-year reconstruction and interior redesign by Croatian architectural studio 3LHD for Adriatic Luxury Hotels. Located in Ploče, the complex occupies a prominent site overlooking Dubrovnik’s Old Town and the island of Lokrum, bringing together early 20th-century architecture, later hotel additions, gardens and direct access to the Adriatic. […] More

  • Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi by Mecanoo Connects Architecture With Saadiyat Island

    The Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi, designed by Mecanoo in collaboration with Egis Group, Broadway Malyan, Pascall+Watson and Waho Landscape Architects, introduces a major cultural and scientific institution to Saadiyat Island. Completed in 2025, the 35,000-square-metre museum occupies an 82,000-square-metre site encompassing a plaza, gardens and waterfront. Its galleries, educational facilities, laboratories and research spaces […] More

  • Mini Atalhada by SO Arquitetura & Design Tests the Limits of Compact Living

    SO Arquitetura & Design approaches Mini Atalhada as an experiment in how little space a complete home actually requires. Located in Atalhada, in the city of Lagoa on the south coast of São Miguel Island in the Azores, the project converts and extends a former storage building with an original footprint of just 13 square […] More

  • Lumeah by Pepper & Well Extends Paul Couch’s Modernist House

    Lumeah by Pepper & Well approaches renovation as an exercise in editing. Located in Macedon on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country, the house was originally designed by modernist architect Paul Couch and was formerly known as Harley House. Its existing material palette is unusually disciplined: exposed concrete, bluestone, timber, stainless steel and compressed-straw Stramit Board define […] More

  • Westbourne House by Mitchell + Corti Architects Reworks a Compact London Home

    Westbourne House by Mitchell + Corti Architects takes a compact residential footprint in North West London and reorganizes it around light, circulation and a clearer relationship between interior and garden. Completed in 2025, the project combines an extensive renovation with a double-storey rear extension, allowing the architects to add an extra bedroom and bathroom while […] More

  • Casa Malonic by HW Studio Frames the Pacific Through Mass, Shade and Void

    HW Studio approaches Casa Malonic in Zihuatanejo through a disciplined reduction of architectural elements. Completed in June 2026 at Punta Garrobo, Guerrero, the 497-square-meter residence relies on ground, roof, wall and shadow to organize a site defined by jungle vegetation and an uninterrupted Pacific horizon. Lead architect Rogelio Vallejo Bores and the studio resist the […] More

  • Uchronia Creates Le Grand Bouquet at the Grand Palais for Paris Design Week 2026

    Uchronia presents Le Grand Bouquet at the Grand Palais in Paris from September 11 to 20, 2026, creating a monumental floral installation inside the Rotonde d’Antin for Paris Design Week. Founded by Julien Sebban, the multidisciplinary design collective developed the project in direct response to the architecture and decorative vocabulary of the historic interior. DESIGN […] More

  • Casa Capirote by Alejandro Cateto Reinterprets Seville Through Color and Flexibility

    For Casa Capirote, Alejandro Cateto develops an interior around references to Seville, drawing particular influence from Triana pottery and the decorative language associated with Plaza de España. The project translates these references into a contemporary apartment through ceramic details, geometric patterns, earthy colors and adaptable spatial planning. INTERIOR DESIGN The influence of Triana pottery appears […] More

  • The Gift Examines the Architecture of Global Socialism

    Architecture often carried political meaning during the Cold War, and The Gift: Spaces of Global Socialism and Their Afterlives examines one of its clearest forms: buildings donated by socialist states to newly independent countries in Africa and Asia. Edited by Łukasz Stanek, the 288-page volume studies factories, schools, hospitals, housing and other projects that Soviet, […] More

  • Modern Metier and Rudy Guénaire Present Tropic of Capricorn

    For Paris Design Week 2026, Modern Metier introduces Tropic of Capricorn, its second edited collection and its first collaboration with French designer Rudy Guénaire. Presented at 21 rue Bonaparte in Paris, the collection brings together seven pieces shaped by Guénaire’s interest in modern architecture, travel and hand-drawn form. FURNITURE The exhibition imagines an interior somewhere […] More

  • Costa Cabral Building Responds to Porto’s Urban Fabric

    Completed in 2026, the Costa Cabral Building in Porto approaches a narrow and deep urban plot through a close reading of its immediate context. Designed by ENTRETEMPOS + ATA Atelier, with Vitor Preto Fernandes and Tiago Antero as main architects, the project responds to the existing street through height, alignment and construction logic, using these […] More

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