Douglas House joins America’s historic places list
via dezeen.com | photos © Scott Frances, James Haefner These new photographs show American architect Richard Meier’s Douglas House perched above Lake Michigan, which has bee
Garden House on Rienzi, Singapore
via designboom.com | photos © Masana Kawano A D Lab fills multi-tiered residence in Singapore with trees and plants. Singaporean studio A D Lab have completed the residence ‘Gar
Peter’s House, Copenhagen
via dezeen.com | photos © Peter Krasilnikoff Studio David Thulstrup has turned a former factory building in Copenhagen into a house for a photographer, featuring a plant-filled at
Leff Art Studio, New York
via designboom.com TBD Architecture Nestles Couple’s Art Studio into a Tree Lne in New York The ‘Leff Art Studio’ is a new art studio for a couple on the same property of
Jungle House, São Paulo
via dezeen.com | photos © Fernando Guerra A swimming pool on the roof of this concrete residence by Brazilian office Studio MK27 sits within the dense canopy of a coastal rainfore
Aluminium House, Madrid
via dezeen.com This top-heavy house in Madrid by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos features a roof terrace that spans the entire width of the building and extends out towards a swimming p
Adelman House by Frank Lloyd Wright
via dezeen.com Milwaukee firm The Kubala Washatko Architects has renovated a Frank Lloyd Wright house near the city, adding a pool house that was informed by the home’s origi
Sonora 113, Mexico City
via designboom.com | photos © Jaime Navarro Iñaki Echeverria juxtaposes old and new with Sonora 113 in Mexico City Located in Mexico CIty‘s historical Colonia Condesa district,
IVRV House, Los Angeles
via dezeen.com | photos © Joshua White Students in a design-build program at the Southern California Institute of Architecture have completed a house in a crime-ridden area of Los
House 50 50, Argentina
via dezeen.com | photos © Ramiro Sosa Outdoor spaces are sheltered beneath the flat roof of this house in Argentina, designed by architects office Celula Urbana to take advantage
The space of change: charting the peculiarity of Japanese houses
via wallpaper.com The Japanese housing market is a peculiar phenomenon. Unlike homes in Western nations, Japanese residences depreciate rapidly in value over time. As argued by eco
Casa Bosques, Brazil
via dezeen.com | photos © Vanessa Bohn Brazilian firm Studio Colnaghi Arquitetura has completed a house in Xangrilá, Brazil, featuring a concrete-framed games room that projects