We hopped around the world to show incredible architecture projects of all sizes. Take a look back at the top architecture posts from 2015.
Every week we brought you the best of minimalist design out there and now you can see which designs were the most popular of 2015.
A modern home in Houston is a tribute to the homeowner's love for travel and the outdoors.
A modern residence in Ontario, Canada displays an open floor plan, a sophisticated simplicity, and a strong indoor/outdoor connection.
A house, which in order to accommodate the design, they utilized shifting volumes and geometries to result in a variety of irregularities.
A house that's a topographic landmark in the area with its colorful metal roof.
Cabins these days buck the trend of just being homely structures used for protection against the elements - they're beautiful and modern.
A home in the Bavarian foothills with clean lines and neutral colors creating a cozy escape.
A San Francisco residence made up of two volumes clad in reclaimed redwood that are connected by a glass atrium.
A Montreal row house gets a redesign that's slightly whimsical with an industrial vibe.
An original Art Deco house is given a modern renovation to create a central spine and new outdoor spaces.
A minimalist residence in Hyogo, Japan, designed to foster a connection between its family members.
A colorful, playful home designed for both children and adults.
A long, linear vacation home that's a modern coastal retreat.
We tracked down 8 modern dining rooms we'd be happy to have and use to share a meal.
