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  • Moriyama Teshima Architects Transforms Ice Rink Into Student Hub

    Moriyama Teshima Architects has completed the John Hunt Student Life Centre at De La Salle College in Toronto, Canada, transforming a former ice rink into a 47,773-square-foot facility. Opening during the independent school’s 175th anniversary, the project introduces a double gymnasium, fitness centre, lecture hall, classrooms, library, and student commons. The renovation adapts the existing […] More

  • Didea Brings New York Loft Style to Palermo Underground

    Italian architecture studio Didea has completed Palermo Underground, a 135-square-meter residence on the thirteenth floor of a building in central Palermo. The apartment forms part of a larger renovation that divided an existing 420-square-meter penthouse into separate homes for the owners’ children. Designed for a young resident with an interest in underground culture, the project […] More

  • Alexander &CO. Turns a Sydney Apartment Into a Living Gallery

    Alexander &CO. has transformed NoMad Residence in Sydney, Australia, into a three-bedroom apartment that draws inspiration from the sculptural language of Constantin Brancusi’s workshop. The project reconfigures a former industrial and commercial space within the podium of a low-rise tower, creating a calm residential environment for a professional couple. Through an extensive interior renovation, the […] More

  • Tiago Sousa Architect Uses Geometry to Shape Casa Coqueira

    Casa Coqueira, designed by Tiago Sousa Architect, explores the relationship between geometry, elevation and spatial organisation through a minimalist architectural approach. The residence takes the form of a transparent, single-storey volume that rises above the terrain, supported by vertical planes extending from the lower portion of the property. Its elevated structure opens views across the […] More

  • Arch(e)type Draws From Buddhist Temples for Ayni Hotel in Thailand

    Arch(e)type has completed the concept design for Ayni, a resort hotel on a 33,500 m² hilltop site in northern Koh Phangan, Thailand. Overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, the secluded property offers views of the sea, mountains, and surrounding forest. The international architecture practice developed a masterplan that connects private accommodation with spaces for recreation, wellness, […] More

  • Yakushima Residence by Kerimov Architects Embraces Island Life

    Kerimov Architects has unveiled Yakushima Residence, a private retreat proposal for Japan’s Yakushima island, located off the southern coast of Kyushu. The project marks the studio’s first development in Japan and forms part of its collaboration with NOT A HOTEL. With more than 60 award-winning projects internationally, the Red Dot-winning architecture studio approaches the residence […] More

  • El Equipo Creativo Brings Mediterranean Design to Azul Lounge Bar

    El Equipo Creativo introduces its design for Azul Lounge Bar, located within the Kimpton Los Monteros Marbella Hotel in Spain. The project takes inspiration from the building’s original 1970s architecture and Marbella’s reputation as an international destination during the 1960s and 70s. Through expressive colors, curved forms, hand-painted murals, and natural materials, the Barcelona-based design […] More

  • Paul Smith Brings His London Home to New York Flagship

    Paul Smith has opened a new flagship on Madison Avenue in New York, bringing the character of Sir Paul Smith’s London residence to Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The two-storey boutique takes inspiration from his home in Holland Park, introducing a retail concept that incorporates personal objects, vintage furniture, and architectural details. The opening marks the […] More

  • Japanese Minimalism Defines The Lens by MU Architecture

    MU Architecture designed The Lens, a single-family residence in Montreal’s Villeray neighbourhood, around the principles of Japanese minimalism and feng shui. Created for a couple and their children, the house prioritizes privacy, natural light, and carefully organized living spaces. Its architectural composition responds to a challenging urban site while establishing a direct relationship with the […] More

  • Pareil Reworks Sery House in Marseille for Modern Living

    Pareil, the architecture studio founded by Caroline Weill and Laetitia Paradis, has completed the renovation of Sery, a 110-square-meter house in Marseille’s Belle de Mai neighborhood. Situated on a rocky outcrop overlooking the city, the single-storey residence originally featured an inefficient layout that limited its connection to the surrounding garden and urban views. The architects […] More

  • DogTrot by Williamson Williamson Reworks a Southern Typology for Ontario

    Williamson Williamson looks to a 19th-century American housing type for DogTrot, a 1,500-square-foot country house in Magnetawan, Ontario. Rather than reproduce the historic model literally, the Toronto practice uses its central spatial principle to organize a compact contemporary residence shaped by climate, prefabrication and the difficult terrain of its lakeside site. HOUSING The traditional dogtrot […] More

  • 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

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