Hotel House is a compact two-bedroom residence in South Yarra, Australia, designed by Splinter Society in 2025. Combining architectural elegance with the allure of boutique hospitality, this project creates a luxurious city retreat.
Prentiss Balance Wickline positioned this Wake Robin House near a meadow surrounded by evergreen trees in 2019. The design seamlessly ties the natural and built environment together. Key elements include a glassy pavilion-style living space, metal panel patterning, and a unifying tapered roof. The landscape contributes to the house’s integration with its surroundings, resulting in a spatially rich and holistic experience for the clients.
The 2022-designed Pavillion House by Rusafova Markulis Architects is a single-storey dwelling located in Asheville, North Carolina. Envisioned as a contemporary structure, it consists of two pavilions: one for social spaces and another for bedrooms.
The late 1950s Restelo MGR House in Lisbon, Portugal, has been refurbished and extended by João Tiago Aguiar Arquitectos. The project blends mid-century modernist sensibilities with contemporary design principles. The extension includes a new attic level, clad in slatted white lacquered aluminium, providing panoramic views.
Casa Patios, a house designed by Remyarchitects, is located in Pilar, Argentina. Completed in 2024, the residence emphasizes indoor-outdoor connections, utilizing strategically placed patios to enhance natural light and cross ventilation. The design features an open-plan social area surrounded by multiple courtyards, and a gallery that seamlessly connects interior and exterior spaces.
Fitzroy North Terrace by Field Office Architecture blends historic charm with contemporary design in Fitzroy Crossing, Australia. The home, originally a Victorian terrace, was updated to enhance natural light and create a harmonious connection to nature.
Bunratty is a contemporary house designed by Alexandra Buchanan Architecture. Located in Brisbane, Australia, the family home is set within five acres of undulating landscape. The unique architectural layout and bespoke interiors promote outdoor connectivity whilst ensuring privacy from the surrounding context.
Rachcoff Vella Architecture completed Silverlinings, a minimal house in Melbourne, Australia, that combines robust materials with a restrained design. Overlooking the bayside beach, the home’s architectural approach emphasizes simplicity and meticulous detailing, evident in the use of a limited palette of materials such as concrete, brass, and white oak. Silverlinings offers a harmonious blend of raw elegance and contemporary design, providing a warm and inviting space for family living.
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