Hybrid Interior BXB studio anchors BXB studio Boguslaw Barnas’s Warsaw base in a modest apartment recast as both open office and compact retreat. Located in the Praga district of Warsaw, Poland, the project turns 70 m² into a workplace for a dispersed team and a configurable micro-apartment for short stays. The result pairs remote-era working habits with an environment tuned to art, daylight, and flexible routines.
Alpha 1 anchors a new family house in Aspen, CO, United States, shaped by Charles Cunniffe Architects around light, views, and togetherness. The project turns a constrained site into a layered retreat where a Zen garden, floating bridge, and transformable pool deck structure daily routines. Rooms swing between social energy and quiet retreat, giving this contemporary mountain home a calm but deeply connected rhythm.
Three Shades of Home sits in a renovated 1950s panel apartment in Prague, Czech Rep., reshaped by B² Architecture for a young family’s daily rhythms. The project turns a once cramped layout into a light-filled sequence of rooms, with a colorful central core that quietly organizes movement and privacy. Color, concrete, and oak work together to give the home a steady, contemporary character without losing the building’s honest structure.
The House of Time Regained sits in rural France, where Atelier FCA reworks an old winemaker’s residence into a generous holiday house. Set within the Burgundian village of Deux Rivières, the project turns a compact bedroom layout and expansive communal rooms into a shared homecoming for a Franco-Irish family. The result ties local heritage to contemporary life without losing the quiet rhythm of the village around it.
Felicity House steps out from the hills of Kyiv, Ukraine as a confident contemporary house by YOUSUPOVA. The project translates the sloping terrain into layered interiors where grand volumes open toward water and greenery. Inside, a restrained palette of dark wood, stone, and soft textiles underscores the building’s sculpted form while framing long views across the site.
Counterpoint House places a retired entrepreneur’s new chapter in a contemporary house in Germany, where Ippolito Fleitz Group – Identity Architects choreographs the interiors. Working within Thomas Fabrinsky Architekten’s low-slung bungalow, the studio leans into bold colour, precise material combinations and crafted detailing to support daily rituals and long views. The result is a residence tuned to both introspection and sociable gatherings, with landscape, pool and interior volumes held in deliberate tension.
E30 – House in Caesarea sits in Caesarea, Israel, by architect Raz Melamed as a pool-centered house conceived first as a weekend retreat. The project grows into a full-time home for an extended family, where a disciplined structural idea and a restrained interior palette hold together generous rooms for gathering and quiet corners for rest. Calm surfaces and one decisive black beam tie every level into a clear, legible whole.
Relaxound is a vivid new office in Berlin, Germany, by Bruzkus Greenberg that treats work as a mix of social exchange and concentrated focus. The project reshapes a double-height volume with intimate rooms and a fresh mezzanine, giving the company a physical home that reinforces its relaxed brand and shared culture. Color, light, and acoustic control shape how people move, gather, and withdraw over the course of the day.
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