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Life Down A Lane by Tom Robertson Unveils Hidden Courtyard

Modern, minimalist architecture with dark exterior, greenery, and stone walkway.

Life Down A Lane, a house in Melbourne’s Richmond neighbourhood designed by Tom Robertson Architects, features a central courtyard. The contemporary family home is surrounded by neighbours, necessitating a design that balances privacy with openness. The living spaces are elevated for increased sunlight, while the interiors contrast monochromatic exteriors with light tones.

Robust external forms open to the courtyard, providing a focal point and ensuring security. Central spaces include a sculpted marble island in the kitchen and a dramatic full-height window for exterior views.

Villa Lev Combines Mayan Architecture with Rustic Minimalism

FeaturedSerene modern oasis with sleek architectural lines, pool, and lush greenery.

Villa Lev is a house in Tulum, Mexico, designed by the local studio Espacio 18 Arquitectura in 2024. The building comprises three volumes positioned in a horseshoe shape to create a central courtyard and increase its connection with the natural surroundings and ensure more privacy.

The dwelling was constructed using raw concrete, with wooden furniture used throughout the space to give the interior a warmer atmosphere.

Vaulted Monochrome House by DIG Architects

Minimalist living room with modern furniture, circular lighting fixture, and textural elements.

DIG Architects has completed the Vaulted Monochrome House in Mumbai’s central suburb. The 4300-square-foot (399-square-meter) apartment was designed with a minimalist approach to create a clutter-free and cozy space for a socially active family. Its architectural centerpiece is a vaulted ceiling, complemented by elements like a gabion wall and Ceppo-De-Gre stone.

The design, characterized by a monochromatic palette, seamlessly integrates social and private areas, with adjustments made to accommodate the family’s functional and aesthetic needs.

Estancia San José Highlights Minorcan Spirit

FeaturedA vibrant yellow-tiled kitchen with rustic stone walls and unique wooden light fixtures.

Atelier du Pont has renovated Estancia San José in Menorca, Spain, transforming an old ruin into a 300-square-metre summer residence with Minorcan influences. Featuring arched Iroko windows and stone facade, the house combines raw materials with vibrant elements like an acid yellow kitchen.

The organic forms and textured finishes throughout the interior pay homage to local craftsmanship, while the garden is a natural setting surrounded by garrigue and wild olive trees.

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