residential

In the Costa Rican jungle, a pair of jaw-dropping, minimalist villas with rammed earth walls awaits you on your next vacation.

Overhauled by Casey Keasler of Casework, a SW Portland apartment undergoes bold transformation with a modern and fresh aesthetic throughout.

Due to strict zoning rules, this angular house required a red roof which led to the designers wrapping the rest of the house in the same bold color.

Splinter Society thought creatively when designing an addition to the Tear Away House in Melbourne via the use of an unfinished concrete wall.

KEMA studio transformed the unlivable MARVILA ATTIC into a bright and airy apartment with a hidden kitchen and built-in wall sofa.

Located in Prague, Czech Republic, House for Dorothy is designed by boq architekti with concrete and wood as the materials of choice.

When creating the concept behind the Ripple Apartment in Singapore, Right Angle Studio sought to evoke the tranquility of water.

A home in Melbourne with an Edwardian front facade is renovated and given a back extension complete with ten folds in its roof to bring in light.

This Boerum Hill residence in Brooklyn, by Bespoke Only, is inspired by the Norwegian and English countryside, with a "new romantic" aesthetic.

Bureau Fraai designed the open Panorama Penthouse in the Netherlands with interior structures to house spaces that need privacy.

Faure & Miniau Agency renovated an old barn in France, Les Greniers de Babel, to accommodate extended family when they visit on vacation.

Previously destroyed by volcanoes and fires, a compact, pavilion-like house is built with all the basics while in appreciation of the ravaged land it lives on.