Soho Triplex Reconnects Three Floors into a Single Family Home

FeaturedSoho Triplex Reconnects Three Floors into a Single Family Home

Soho Triplex in New York, United States, by Studio Razavi + Partners turns three separate floors into one apartment. The 2022 project trades floor area for connection, using a bronze helix, paired openings, and a restored street arch to link daily life across levels. Walnut, marble, glass, steel, and woven fabrics give each room a distinct register as light shifts through the day.

Trim House by KWK Promes

Trim House by KWK Promes

Trim House is a single-family house in Vilnius, Lithuania, designed by KWK Promes | Robert Konieczny. Shaped by a suburban site with old trees and a loose pattern of houses and summer cottages, it answers changing regulations with a compact triangular plan. Raised living and sleeping levels let the interior take in daylight, extend toward the garden, and keep the private rooms above ground level.

Casa CDB by Andrea Guardo

Casa CDB by Andrea Guardo

Casa CDB is a 2025 house in San Gregorio di Catania, Sicily, Italy, shaped by Andrea Guardo. The project reworks a 1990s residence near Etna, keeping travertine and the existing color palette in view. Inside, the staircase organizes movement, while new stone finishes, built-in storage, and a renewed garden bring the interiors and exterior into closer contact.

Alta North Refines The Mountain Retreat Through Scale and Restraint

Alta North Refines The Mountain Retreat Through Scale and Restraint

Alta North is a house in Alta, WY, United States, designed by Prospect Studio as a contemporary mountain retreat for a family of five. Designed in 2024 at the edge of Caribou-Targhee National Forest, it organizes living, sleeping, and service zones along a sheltered boardwalk entry, pairing broad landscape views with board-formed concrete and a deliberately modest scale for the region.

Cardwell Clubhouse by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

Cardwell Clubhouse by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

Cardwell Clubhouse is an off-grid house in Muskoka District Municipality, ON, Canada, designed by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design as a social hub for an active family compound. Set beside a clearing created for the site’s photovoltaic array, the elongated building pairs a recreation room and flexible guest quarters with a gear garage, tying indoor gathering to sports courts, lake views, and the daily routines of outdoor life.

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