Private house

Rodić Davidson Architects were commissioned as Architect, Interior Designer and Project Manager to create a new four-storey residence, replacing the client’s former home on the same site in London. The award-winning project integrates six custom-designed, museum-grade display cases to showcase an extraordinary collection of sculptural couture garments. The architecture balances context, craftsmanship, and innovation. The façade combines white-washed brick with movable perforated bronze-anodised aluminium panels, creating a dynamic play of light and privacy. Internally, the design progresses from darker, stone-clad lower levels to lighter, airy spaces above. Built to the highest specifications, the home integrates advanced tech... More

Farm buildings are under threat in all parts of the world, more so than any other building type. It is not only the case that changing agricultural practices have rendered historic barns, granaries, pigsties, and cattle sheds redundant. Generally removed from population centres, they tend to escape the attention of building conservationists and developers and fall into disrepair. One way to address their decline is to reconceptualise them as museum pieces, inviting the public to step into life on a working farm inspired by a fixed point in history. Another is to inject new energy into their historic fabric with sensitive and appropriate change of use. Edmund Sumner Edmund Sumner Edmund Sumner Attracted by the beautiful lands... More

Located in Ribeirão Preto, in the state of São Paulo, Q House, designed by Biselli Katchborian, was conceived around a residential program comprising four bedroom suites, living and dining areas, kitchen, private family spaces, and support facilities including a garage, storage room, and an outdoor leisure area with a barbecue, wood-fired oven, linear swimming pool, and garden. Gui Uemura Gui Uemura Gui Uemura Gui Uemura Gui Uemura The design responds to both the site's characteristics—deeper than it is wide—and its solar orientation. The building footprint frees one side of the lot for the garden and pool, taking advantage of the most favorable sunlight conditions. The site's topography i... More

Set within the lush, verdant tropical climate of Bandung, West Java, Juden House is a thoughtfully crafted residential extension designed to reconcile the contrasting personalities of its homeowners, an extroverted husband and an introverted wife. Blending Japanese aesthetics with subtle industrial touches, the architecture seamlessly utilizes soft wood tones and exposed raw materials to balance the need for open areas with secluded retreats. Designed partially as the ultimate personal mancave, the project also offers clever rental flexibility as a private villa in the future. By fully embracing the site's steeply sloping topography rather than working against it, the design introduces these independent programmatic elements while keeping t... More

Designed during the Covid-19 pandemic, Abrisham Villa emerged from a period when domestic life was being fundamentally redefined. Located in the mountainous landscape of Shandiz near Mashhad, Iran, the project was commissioned for a multi-generational family seeking a living environment that could accommodate both collective life and individual independence. see studio see studio see studio The site was subject to strict regulations, limiting construction to two floors and 40 percent site coverage. At the same time, the family envisioned a home deeply connected to nature, outdoor activities, and shared experiences. The project therefore began with a central question: how can a compact architectural volume remain open, flexib... More

When architects Dan and Sandra Wilson first acquired this 1,325-square-foot penthouse in Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square, the interior was a collection of vibrant eccentricities—glass block, sheet metal, and colorful wall coverings. The project became an intentional exercise in "addition by subtraction," subduing the visual noise to celebrate the unit's most significant assets: expansive views of the Puget Sound and an abundance of natural light. Kevin Scott (www.kevinscott.us) Kevin Scott (www.kevinscott.us) Kevin Scott (www.kevinscott.us) Kevin Scott (www.kevinscott.us) Inspired by hotel suites in Europe and Asia, the design rejects traditional American residential norms. The layout is almost entirely op... More

'Peace House' is a private residence situated on a 4-meter wide, 18-meter long plot of land in a densely populated residential area in eastern Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The house faces northwest, with the other sides adjacent to neighboring properties. The homeowner desired a tranquil and private retreat for their family, ensuring peace, quiet, and ventilation. The design focused on minimalism, eliminating unnecessary details. Paul Phan Based on the homeowner's needs, the living room and kitchen are separated by a hallway and a small bedroom. The staircase is also positioned at the rear to ensure privacy while simultaneously accommodating the family's living and cooking needs, ensuring the house functions in accordance with their da... More

Contemporary living within a historic landmark Located along the Keizersgracht in Amsterdam’s historic city centre, this monumental canal house has undergone a thoughtful transformation based on a design by BNLA Architects. The building’s structural core has been carefully restored, while the interior has been entirely redesigned in collaboration with Wonderstruck, resulting in a refined balance between heritage and modern living. Spanning over 480 m², the home features a distinctive narrow and elongated layout distributed across five floors. A striking central staircase links the front and rear sections, serving as the spatial anchor of the house and guiding movement throughout. BNLA architecten Flare department... More

A new-build property in Henley-on-Thames allows maximum natural light to flood the internal living spaces with the use of oversized structural glazing. Patricia Bespoke large glazing units form a key part of this project with modern glazing technology inviting indoor-outdoor living. Patricia The main feature of this project was the design and installation of a double height minimal guillotine window system. This vertical sliding sash window is designed to be counterweighted; this allows the homeowner to lift the lower pane which draws down the top pane aligning all panes with the fixed centre pane.  Patricia Patricia Patricia     More

IQ Glass installed two sets of the minimal windows external sliding doors system onto this new build in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire. Quintin Lake Both sets of doors were installed with one fixed glazing unit on either side with an ultra-slim frame. One set of these doors were installed to provide access to the living area and patio on the ground floor with the other set providing access to the garden. Quintin Lake These doors were installed with a slim 21mm sight line to provide the homeowners with stunning views of their surroundings. More

The 1247 m² house in a prestigious residential settlement features a strict and concise architectural language, defined by precise geometry and a light stone facade. The two-story building combines clean lines, a flat roof, and panoramic windows, which fill the interiors with natural light and reinforce the overall sense of openness. SNOB Architects SNOB Architects SNOB Architects The courtyard includes a rectangular pool framed by lawns and white stone, creating a calm outdoor environment. A garage, designed with the same materials and architectural approach, integrates seamlessly into the composition. The first-floor terrace is furnished with loungers and a soft seating area, offering a quiet outdoor retreat. SNOB... More

This new build property was situated within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and had minimal windows® 4+ sliding doors installed to offer seamless views across the landscape from the property. Richard Downer The property is located on an area of natural beauty in Devon. To make the most of the stunning views across the landscape vast expanses of glass were installed to the front and side elevations of the property.  Richard Downer Richard Downer   More

Render Atölyesi presents a comprehensive look at a private luxury villa project, showcasing the journey from 3D architectural visualization to the final constructed reality. Render Atölyesi Render Atölyesi Render Atölyesi Render Atölyesi The project features a bold geometric design with a sophisticated material palette. The facade combines dark anthracite aluminum cladding with warm vertical wood elements and natural stone textures. The large glass surfaces ensure a seamless connection between the interior and the landscaped garden. This submission demonstrates the precision of our visualization process and the successful translation of the design into the built environment. Render Atöl... More

 After the Covid-19 pandemic in Ho Chi Minh City, the homeowner wished to return to their hometown and build a house as a gathering place for family and friends - a homecoming retreat after more than 20 years away pursuing work and life in the city.  Located in a rural village in Binh Tuyen Commune, Phu Tho Province, the house sits within an agricultural landscape that still preserves the typical characteristic of Northern Vietnam’s countryside.  Caption Caption  The project is located near a long-standing brick kiln, and inspired by the owner’s desire for a traditional home embraced by nature, terracotta tiles and red bricks were chosen as the primary materials. Mature trees, planted by the owner... More