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Studio Krubka Folds a Butterfly Roof over a Courtyard Garden for a Thai Herbal Medicine Headquarters
In Bang Khae Nuea, on Bangkok's edge, a board-formed concrete office wraps a mossy rock garden and turns wellbeing into a daily walk.
Not a Number Architects Splits a Halkidiki Stone House into a Tower and a Long Wing Beneath Ancient Olive Trees
A 200 m² retreat in Halkidiki, Greece, reworks the rubble stone house as a tower, a planted bar and porches threaded through ancient olives.
LABLANCA Threads a Curved Service Spine Through a 1960s Flat in Badalona's Old Town
A renovated flat in Badalona's historic centre turns its narrow, courtyard-cut plot into an asset, with one rounded joinery core doing most of the work.
Revvero Arq and Mariana Bet Arquitetura Build a House Around a Pond-Turned-Pool in Brazil's Vale dos Vinhedos
In Garibaldi, Rio Grande do Sul, Pisçude House sets two concrete and stone wings around the pool its owners made from a natural pond.
Studio Carré Rebuilds a 70 m² Marais Apartment Around a Red Kitchen Corridor and a 360-Degree Sightline
In the Enfants Rouges quarter of Paris, a 70 m² third-floor flat trades walls for sightlines, terracotta, steel and one fearless coat of red.
Studio Maignan Architects Opens Up a 1930s Toronto Brick House and Crowns It with a Glass-Gabled Loft
In Toronto's Humewood Cedarvale, a compartmentalized 1930s brick house becomes an open, timber-lined family home that climbs toward its garden canopy.
Studio Kennon Wraps a Portsea Family House Around a Light Court Built to Weather the Southern Ocean
In Portsea, a three-part house of board-formed concrete, lime render and salvaged Sorrento limestone is designed to age with salt air.
Plan:b arquitectos Rounds Off a Planted Housing Tower and Gives Its Steep Medellín Slope a Public Stair
In Medellín's Provenza neighborhood, 23 Living pairs curved, planted concrete balconies with a stepped public path that cuts across its sloping block.
Gil Mello Arquitetura Tilts a Single Roof Toward the Waterfalls on a Plateau Above Aiuruoca, Brazil
In Aiuruoca, Minas Gerais, a 200 m² house of local labor and reclaimed poles pairs a low valley veranda with a tall mountain one.
