Boxed Set in Orinda, California, United States, by Buttrick Projects Architecture + Design, reworks a bent-boomerang suburban ranch house into a clearer sequence of rooms and thresholds. A skylit central volume organizes the kitchen and dining room, while a street-side box marks the entry and a detached garage with ADU completes the private courtyard enclosure. Natural light reaches deep into the plan, reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day.
Three Vistas is a 2024 house in CA, United States, by Buttrick Projects Architecture + Design. Perched above the San Francisco Bay, the renovation edits a large home into a more sheltered retreat. Three living areas now relate to meadow, ridge, and water in distinct ways, while new openings, cedar lining, and a dissolving kitchen wall bring daylight and the view into daily life.
Rougeaud Residence is a house in Mont-Blanc, Canada, by DKA. In the Laurentians, it sits on a rugged, wooded site and uses a restrained form to settle into the landscape rather than stand apart from it.
Cabin in Sandefjord is a house in Sandefjord, Norway, by Gudmundur Jonsson Arkitektkontor. Set on a coastal site, it turns decisively toward the water and keeps the view active from both the front and rear of the plan. Glass walls, timber surfaces, and a long dining line shape a calm, open interior.
The Home of Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow is an apartment in Naples, Italy, where Colandrea Bausano Architetti reshapes a 75-square-meter home for a returning family. The project folds decades of memory into a modern plan, keeping Persian rugs and inherited pieces in conversation with newer furnishings. Light, color, and a few precise interventions guide the rooms from one daily use to the next.
TreeTop House sits on half an acre in Longboat Key, Florida, where SOLSTICE Planning and Architecture shapes a compact family house around creek views and privacy. The 2017 design answers a suburban site with a restrained plan, a water entry, and long sight lines that keep the rooms connected to the landscape. Inside, light, ventilation, and durable materials support everyday living and entertaining.
White Haus is a house on Siesta Key, Florida, by SOLSTICE Planning and Architecture. Set at the meeting point of two boating canals, it answers a site defined by water, sun, and tropical breeze. The house focuses on open views, outdoor gathering, and a calm balance between material, form, and light, without leaning on fashion.
Cerâmica Apartment is a 240 sqm home in São Paulo, Brazil, by Paula Aveiro Arquitetos. The project organizes the apartment around material continuity, using stone, wood, marble, and woven fabrics to shape a warm, measured atmosphere. Sand and beige tones run through the rooms, tying the social areas and private rooms into one clear sequence.
