Islington House is a house renovation and extension in London, United Kingdom, by Hamish Vincent Design. The project opens up the ground floor for an open-plan kitchen, dining, and reception area, while a new stair and reworked levels give the home a stronger sense of volume and sequence.
LaBase House is a house in San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina, by Alric Galindez Arq. Set on a sloping, tree-lined plot, it reads as a mountain refuge shaped around gathering and long views. A wooden volume rests on the terrain, while a sunken approach and a double-height social core give the house a clear sense of arrival and sequence.
Baroneza House is a 2024 residence in Bragança Paulista, Brazil, by Studio Arthur Casas. Set on a sloping site in Quinta da Baroneza, the house turns to the landscape and shifts its social level to the upper floor. That move opens the plan to broad views, brings in light, and gives the family a clear connection between indoor rooms and the wooded setting.
House Light is a 2025 house in Curitiba, Brazil, by Leonardo Tulli. Designed for an urban lot with tight side boundaries, it turns the home inward and pulls daylight from above. A retractable roof, central void, and carefully placed stair keep the interior bright while preserving privacy from the street.
Clos de la Vila is a house in Valencia, Spain, by Ramón Esteve Estudio. Set on a hill above a rural town, the project reinterprets the local gable-roof house through offset volumes, a central patio, and a restrained palette that ties the building to its site.
RH29 – House In-Flux is a house in Hyderabad, India, by D A Studios. Designed in 2026, it treats form as something that moves inward and outward at once. Curves, dips, and sharp edges work in close tension, giving the home a sense of return, pause, and release.
3x16H is a house in Ha Noi, Vietnam, by Dungcd+, that answers a dense urban site with a compact mixed-use plan. Rental apartments occupy the lower floors, while the family home sits above, connected by a central core and a double-height void that keeps the interior linked.
Gamezone is a house in the United States by Faulkner Architects, set 6,200 feet up in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Built on the family’s existing property, it extends daily life with a bridge connection, flexible gathering rooms, and outdoor areas that answer the site’s elevation and slope.
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