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  • LTR1 Reimagines Vertical Living Around a Preserved Forest

    Carazo Arquitectura proposes a different model for dense residential development with LTR1, a 60,265-square-meter mixed-use project in Nuevo Cuscatlán, within the metropolitan area of San Salvador. The unbuilt scheme combines more than 400 middle-income homes with retail, gastronomy, coworking, wellness facilities, gardens, and public space. It recently received both the Jury Winner and Popular Choice […] More

  • Casa Gruta Turns Yucatán Geology Into Domestic Space

    Salvador Román and Adela Mortera design Casa Gruta in Valladolid, Yucatán, as a residence shaped by the spatial memory of caves, grottos and cenotes. Located in the Sisal neighborhood, the house uses scale, materiality, light and shadow to create the feeling of an inhabitable refuge, somewhere between architecture and sculpture. HOUSING The project responds directly […] More

  • Jean-Marie Massaud Talks Aom, Sustainability and Salone del Mobile

    When Jean-Marie Massaud approached the brief for Aom developed with Arper, he did not treat sustainability as a marketing addendum. Instead, he made it foundational, embedding environmental responsibility into the product’s DNA through a radical principle of subtraction. The result is a collection of sofas and armchairs that challenge the furniture industry’s relationship with materials, […] More

  • A Cube House Uses Vertical Planning to Expand Urban Living

    Prashant Parmar Architect designed A Cube House in Paldi, Ahmedabad, as a response to a compact urban site and a family’s long connection to place. Set on a compact 1,187 square foot plot, the residence uses a vertical plan to reach 4,060 square feet of built area while maintaining a strong sense of openness. HOUSING […] More

  • Marcoux Mathern & Associés Refines La Perle d’Azur Villa in Cannes

    Marcoux Mathern & Associés reshaped La Perle d’Azur in Cannes through a full architectural transformation focused on proportion, circulation and atmosphere. The villa, already recent in construction, needed a clearer spatial order. Its facades lacked unity, its entrance felt monumental yet cold, its thresholds carried too much force, and its proportions created uncertainty across the […] More

  • Rhode Partners Reimagines a Shipping Container in Marfa

    In the expansive desert landscape of Marfa, Texas, Rhode Partners has transformed an ordinary shipping container into a refined architectural retreat that captures the spirit of one of America’s most celebrated artistic communities. The project, aptly titled Marfa Container, is as much a story of design ingenuity as it is a reflection of a unique […] More

  • Forest Views Define Du Corail Residence by Entre Quatre Murs

    Entre Quatre Murs has completed Du Corail Residence, a contemporary single family home located at the edge of a wooded property in Mirabel. The Montreal based studio developed the project over four years, shaping more than 7,700 square feet, around the conditions of the site and the daily needs of its residents. INTERIOR DESIGN The […] More

  • ZHA Plans Nest and Cascades Developments in Tirana

    Zaha Hadid Architects has announced the Nest and Cascades, two developments planned for Kodra e Diellit in Tirana. Designed for local developer Agikons, the projects respond to growing demand for housing and hospitality spaces in one of the Albanian capital’s fastest-developing districts. RESIDENTIAL Kodra e Diellit occupies a hillside south of central Tirana and offers […] More

  • Studio yh2 Restores and Extends the Historic Maison Aubé

    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 Designs El House Around Gatherings

    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

  • Why This “Skinny Tower” Has New Yorkers Furious

    262 Fifth Avenue is one of those New York City buildings you do not need to enter to have an opinion about. You only have to look up from the Flatiron District, or catch the skyline from Midtown, and you see it, a thin, pale residential tower that slices into sightlines many people assumed were […] More

  • Quiet Drama, Material Heat: Cavalo by Jessica Gersten

    Jessica Gersten has always treated interiors like narrative, not backdrop, and Cavalo reads as her clearest statement yet. Debuting exclusively with STUDIOTWENTYSEVEN, the new lighting collection, co-designed with artist and artisan Jason J. Koharik, lands in a context that understands furniture as art and material as message. For Gersten, that alignment is not branding, it […] More

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