At the northern tip of Denmark in Skagen lies a summer house that tells a tale of local history and architecture. Designed by PAX Architects in 2021, Skagen Klitgaard is a wooden marvel, echoing Skagen’s Black Period with a black-painted exterior and thatched roof.
With interiors tailored for family intimacy and togetherness, this house masterfully blends the line between indoor and outdoor living, paying homage to its serene surroundings.
In Da Nang, Vietnam, a city known for its sandy beaches and rich history, the TH House emerges as a testament to sustainable living and modern design. Crafted meticulously by 85 Design in 2023, this modern, minimalist home is a haven for plant enthusiasts, specifically those who have a penchant for organic vegetables and spices.
Prioritizing green living, the house seamlessly integrates space optimization for family gatherings and an expansive rooftop garden, all while emphasizing energy efficiency and water conservation.
Overlooking the iconic Central Park in the heart of New York’s Upper West Side, Studio ST Architects brings new life to a pre-war penthouse with a masterful blend of vintage elegance and modern flair. This captivating Central Park West Penthouse not only boasts wrap-around vistas of the verdant expanse but also features an ingenious blend of high-end and cost-effective design elements.
Designed in 2023, the interior showcases a tasteful combination of luxury materials, elevated ceilings, and preserved architectural details that celebrate the apartment’s storied past, all the while catering to a multi-generational Malaysian family’s contemporary needs.
The JVA Townhouse in Soho, New York, is a testament to luxurious transformation. Joseph Vance Architects masterfully turned a historic studio into an opulent private home. The design effortlessly marries past and present. With its underground spa, two-story living space, and rooftop amenities, urban elegance reaches new heights.
In the scenic Berkel-Enschot, Netherlands, the Fifty Shades of Brick house stands as a testament to modern, energy-efficient design. Joris Verhoeven Architectuur masterfully blends Belgian hand-formed bricks with contemporary elements, creating a space that’s not only visually stunning but also environmentally conscious.
Embodying a fine balance of robustness and friendliness, this villa flawlessly showcases how design and sustainability can beautifully coexist.
In the heart of Split’s historic Veli Varoš neighborhood, an attic space with a past riddled with disrepair has been transformed. Architect Helena Miler, enchanted by the charisma of this Croatian coastal city, embarked on a renovation journey that took grit and vision.
From its decrepit state, the attic apartment has risen, reflecting the vibrant spirit of the Adriatic and offering views that encapsulate the best of the Mediterranean. This architectural rebirth pays homage to traditional Varoš roofs, while inviting in the sun, sea, and scenic landscapes of Split.
Situated amid the expansive plains north of Jackson, Wyoming, the Logan Pavilion reflects the architectural genius of Eric Logan from CLB Architects.
From its initial build in 1997 to its latest remodel in 2020, this house blends the practicality of vernacular hay sheds with minimalist elegance. Notably, the structure maximizes natural light and ventilation while offering breathtaking views of the Teton Mountains. Furthermore, Eric Logan’s unique design decisions and the use of durable materials ensure the house not only harmonizes with the Western landscape but also evolves gracefully with time.
In Seattle’s evolving Othello Gardens neighborhood, Wittman Estes brings to life a civic-minded multi-family housing project that effortlessly weaves density with urban charm.
A far cry from mundane townhomes, Othello Gardens marries innovation with heritage, honoring Seattle’s Rainier Valley roots while offering residents access to verdant spaces reminiscent of the area’s historic gardens. Designed to enhance walkability and community interaction, these townhomes nod to the legacy of the land, while showcasing sustainable practices crucial for urban living in America’s iconic Pacific Northwest.
