Upper West Side Penthouse by John Patrick Cunningham Features Danish Modern Design

Bright, open living space with natural light, mixed vintage and modern furnishings.

John Patrick Cunningham has renovated an Upper West Side penthouse apartment in Manhattan, New York. Designed in 2023, the space reflects Danish Modern principles, focusing on functionality and materiality. The project involved restructuring the kitchen, updating bathrooms, and simplifying the floor plan to create a more cohesive and sophisticated living environment.

Lum Terra by Studio 360 Offers Climate-Adapted Design in Mérida

Concrete structures with clean angular lines, punctuated by trees and asphalt roads.

Lum Terra is a residential complex of 10 villas by Studio 360, situated in the community of Cholul, north of Mérida, Mexico. Designed in 2024, these homes prioritize climate adaptation with a square configuration to optimize orientation and thermal comfort. The project exemplifies a blend of architectural design and sustainability, offering significant value in a market focused on three-bedroom homes.

Dune House in Belgium Renovated by OYO

Rustic wooden cabin with open porch, pool, and reflection in water against blue sky.

OYO has renovated a home into the Dune House in Ghent, Belgium. Designed in 2021, the project includes a sustainable approach with a ground water heat pump and solar panels. Key features include a raised roof edge and sleek black-stained wooden planks. The half-embedded structure preserves the historical character while integrating modern comfort, providing an oasis with geothermal cooling and smart storage solutions.

Lansdowne Road Extension Features Sedum Green Roof

FeaturedA modern, minimalist home extension with large glass windows, brick exterior, and lush greenery.

Lansdowne Road is a house extension in the City of London, UK, designed by Mulroy Architects in 2020. The project increased the floor space by 25 percent in this family home. The design features a courtyard between a new rectangular extension and an original Victorian bay window. A frameless curved window creates more space, wrapping around the bay and focusing the new dining area. The first-floor addition includes a study and bathroom.

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