1France: Hourré House
A 17th-century farmhouse becomes a serene homestead while providing accessibility and independence for an architect’s daughter.
2Mexico City: Casa de Carla y Pedro
Two renowned artists sculpt a modern-day cave dwelling, mixing contemporary design with traditional Mexican techniques and materials.
3South Africa: House of the Big Arch
Nestled in the lush canopy of the bush, two veterinarians and their son build a home aimed at preserving the region’s rich biodiversity.
4Iceland: The Concrete Factory
An abandoned concrete factory in a remote fishing town finds new purpose and serves as inspiration to revitalize the dwindling village.
5Long Island: Sag Harbor
Locals from one of the few remaining Black beachfront communities fight to preserve their neighborhood’s history and future.
6Amsterdam: Three Generation House
To accommodate his growing family, an architect redefines how multiple generations live harmoniously under the same roof.
7Australia: Longhouse
Determined to nurture a life of continued learning, a couple build a sustainable oasis that combines their love of farming and gastronomy.
8Indonesia: Guha
An architect’s passion for experimentation transforms a bioclimatic house into a microcosm of his world and playground for his imagination.
9Barcelona: Bene’s House
A restored gothic villa—with centuries-old frescoes, archways, and carvings—becomes an homage to a love lost too soon.
10Ghana: Inno-Native House
Built using native materials and techniques, a beautifully modern home is a call for future designers to decolonize building practices.