Trip•ti•ca renovates a Genoa, Italy apartment into a fluid sequence organized around light and view. Circolo – A shapes the sea-facing front as a triptych of connected rooms, while the uphill side holds the bedrooms in quieter, better-protected conditions. Herringbone parquet and colored ceilings set a clear material rhythm, giving the home a calm but distinct hierarchy.
Tropical Shed turns an archaeology office in Manaus, Brazil, into a working landscape shaped by shade, breezes, and dense planting. TROOST + PESSOA Architects organize the project around porticos, brick walls, and openings that pull light through the lot while keeping the interior airier than the street outside.
Small Mid-Century Apartment in Vilnius turns 35 m² into a clear, linked sequence of rooms. In Vilnius, Lithuania, Irena Oze shapes the apartment around a linear plan, pairing Mid-Century references with crisp contemporary restraint. Material contrast, framed openings, and compact built-ins give the interior a sense of depth that feels larger than its footprint.
Casa Flairs turns a warehouse in São Paulo, Brazil, into an office and event setting with a raw, direct character. Nati Minas & Studio, led here by Natalia Minas and Gabriela Mestriner, keeps the industrial shell in view and uses concrete, low lighting, and carefully placed volumes to shape a more intimate interior.
Godrej Woods Clubhouse is a 40,000-plus-square-foot clubhouse in New Delhi, India, designed by Rachna Agarwal in 2023. The project bridges indoor rooms and the outdoors, using biophilic ideas and a restrained palette to keep the atmosphere calm, welcoming, and rooted in daily use. Across its levels, the plan shifts from social spaces to wellness areas without losing a residential feel.
Cottage a Vysočina is a 2025 cottage renovation in the Vysočina region of the Czech Republic by Plus One Architects. The upper floor turns a traditional farmhouse attic into a quieter place for family and guests, using dark tones, raw materials, and carefully controlled light. Recessed windows, a raised floor, and a central social zone give the interior a distinct new rhythm.
The St. Regis Red Sea Resort is a luxury tourism destination on a Saudi Arabian island designed by Kengo Kuma and Associates. The project brings together 100 villas and public facilities in low, land-sensitive forms that respond to dunes, coral, and the surrounding sea.
Masseria San Lorenzo is a recovery project in Ostuni, Italy, by Flore & Venezia. The 19th-century complex returns to use with its stone rooms, vaults, and courtyards carefully brought back into a clear domestic order.
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