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  • Residence Beloeil: Heritage and Refinement by Atelier Barda

    In Outremont, one of Montreal’s most storied residential neighborhoods, Atelier Barda has completed the full renovation of a 1937 house with Art Deco accents. Spread over three floors and 300 square meters, Residence Beloeil is a lesson in restraint: a project that treats the character of the existing home as an asset to be tuned, […] More

  • Casa Nayaá by RootStudio Explores Contemporary Mexican Living

    RootStudio has completed Casa Nayaá, a seven-room residence in the Historic Center of Oaxaca, Mexico. Commissioned by a local family, the project transforms an empty lot behind an abandoned five-meter-high façade into an intimate hospitality space. The Oaxaca-based architecture practice spent over two years developing the residence, bringing together restoration, contemporary design and local fabrication […] More

  • Craig Ellwood’s 1965 Kubly House Is a Hidden Pasadena Gem

    Craig Ellwood designed the Kubly House in 1965 for Don and Sally Kubly, creating a modernist residence among mature eucalyptus and oak trees in Pasadena, California. Located at 215 La Vereda Road in the Linda Vista neighborhood, the single-story property combines a transparent glass exterior with a wood-framed structure that appears to float above its […] More

  • Pavillon Designs a Contemporary Retreat Inspired by Memory

    Pavillon presents I Remember: When Memory Takes Shape, a new cottage in La Minerve, Canada, that draws inspiration from a family property once located on the same land. Set within the Laurentians near Lac Chapleau, the project connects personal memories with contemporary architecture through an unusual trapezoidal structure, reflective metal cladding and interiors inspired by […] More

  • A-nrd on Designing Arthouse Glasgow Around Its Victorian Past

    A-nrd approaches the design of Arthouse Glasgow through the character and spontaneity of artists’ homes, transforming a restored 19th-century building on Bath Street into a 76-room hotel. Developed for Oberland, the project draws on Glasgow’s architectural history and creative culture, combining original Victorian features with contemporary furniture, vintage pieces and the work of local artists […] More

  • Des Cornouillers House Explores the Warmth of Wood and Stone

    Canadian studio AKB Design has completed Des Cornouillers, a residential renovation in Boucherville, Canada, near a wooded area. The project transforms an existing family home through a comprehensive reorganization of its interior spaces, introducing new circulation routes, architectural details and natural materials. The renovation responds to the homeowners’ daily routines while preserving their connection to […] More

  • Yuzheng Gan on Human-Centered Design and the Future of Interiors

    Yuzheng Gan approaches architecture and interiors through an interest in how spaces influence human behaviour, perception, and everyday experiences. After spending more than six years at Huahui Engineering Design Group in China, where she contributed to healthcare facilities, corporate headquarters, and commercial environments, Gan pursued a Master of Interior Design at the University of Texas […] More

  • Casa PCHC Rises Above the Mountains of Argentina

    Casa PCHC, a single-family residence in Córdoba, Argentina, explores how architecture can respond to challenging terrain while preserving the natural environment. Designed by DAR Estudio Integral de Arquitectura, the house occupies a steep hillside in the La Deseada neighbourhood, on the western slopes of the Sierras de Córdoba. Its architecture follows the site’s dramatic topography, […] More

  • Mánesova Apartment Building Makes the Most of a Challenging Site

    OK PLAN Architects has completed the Mánesova Apartment Building in Humpolec, Czech Republic, transforming a challenging residential plot into a contemporary housing development. The project accommodates 13 apartments on a 1,000-square-metre site surrounded by private houses and gardens. The building uses an angular floor plan, carefully positioned balconies and a restrained material palette to address […] More

  • Le Grand-Espace Brings Colour and Culture to Canada

    Le Grand-Espace, a new cultural venue in Sherbrooke, Canada, expands the performing arts infrastructure of Quebec’s Eastern Townships region. Designed by Atelier Paul Laurendeau in collaboration with NEUF architectes, the building accommodates theatre, dance, circus performances and productions for young audiences. Its adaptable main hall supports different staging formats, while its public spaces encourage interaction […] More

  • Foot Industry Pop-Up Store in China Explores Traditional Materials

    Ruzhou Studio has completed a new pop-up store for footwear brand Foot Industry in Chengdu, China, with interior and FF&E design by Studio InTo. Located along the main pedestrian corridor of the Luhu CPI precinct, the project introduces a carefully organised retail environment that draws on traditional materials and local architectural references. The design follows […] More

  • ZOOCO on Creating a Mountain Refuge in the Heart of Madrid

    ZOOCO approaches the design of La Maruca Azca through the idea of a mountain refuge within Madrid’s financial district. Surrounded by the glass and steel towers of Azca, the restaurant draws inspiration from the Picos de Europa, introducing organic forms, natural materials, and a sense of domestic intimacy into an urban setting. Sculpted ceilings extend […] More

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