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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.
Felipe Hess Arquitetos Turns a Blind Stone Wall to the Street and Opens a Brazilian House onto a Courtyard and Canal
A canal-front house in Brazil hides behind painted stone and planting, then opens to an olive-tree courtyard, a reed-ceilinged porch and a curving pool.
Marcio Kogan and studio mk27 Tuck a Lattice-Screened Timber Box Between Stone Walls Near Punta del Este
Near Punta del Este, Uruguay, a single-level house uses local stone walls, a rustic concrete slab and mashrabiya shutters to find privacy on open ground.
SHED Reworks the Scandinavian Farmhouse into a Dark Timber Family Compound on Washington's Dyes Inlet
In Silverdale, Washington, a high-performance home and guest house pair dark timber gables, alder plywood and concrete with an open line to the water.
Grizzo Studio Threads a Concrete and Stone House Between Thirty-Nine Trees in the Cariló Forest
In Cariló, Argentina, a 582 m² house of board-formed concrete, rubble stone and timber slats bends around the mature trees it was designed to keep.
Balzar Arquitectos Wraps an 1890 Valencia Apartment's Plaster Salons in Curved Oak and Travertine
In València's Ciutat Vella, a 200 m² flat keeps its cherubs, cornices and mosaic floors while dark oak volumes carve out new private rooms.
Atelier Diving Bell Stitches a Hangzhou Food Court Together with a Louvered Steel Canopy
In Hangzhou's Liangzhu Culture Village, a 1,400 m² food court renewal uses canopies, tree benches and props to turn a passage into a place.
